Live the 8 Limbs of Yoga in the sacred Kumaon Himalayas and return home clear, grounded & recharged.
Registrations close: 26th April, 2026
Overwhelmed by city life?
The noise never stops.
Is the mind scattered & overactive?
Can't find the off switch.
Want to deepen your yoga practice?
But don’t know how.
Feeling disconnected from yourself?
Drifting on autopilot.
Looking for a spiritual experience?
Not just a vacation.
“You’re doing everything.
But feeling nothing.”
That changes here.
A thoughtfully designed journey through the 8 limbs of yoga, balancing discipline with deep restoration.
Guided practices that build stability, flexibility and pranic flow — helping you dissolve dullness (tamas) and overactivity (rajas) so you can rise into sattva.
Dive into yoga sutras and traditional stories. Understand why yoga works — so you return home with clarity and a deeper understanding of your own mind.
Experience riverside stillness. The sound of flowing water creates a powerful space for meditation and releasing what no longer serves you.
Walk through pine forests and mountain ridges. As you climb, the silence expands and inner resistance dissolves into the vastness of the mountains.
Visit ancient village temples, Mukhba, and the revered shrines of Jageshwar, Kasar Devi, Chitaigolu, and Binsar Mahadev. Experience guided chanting and moments of deep stillness to absorb the high spiritual vibrations of these consecrated spaces.
Wake up to views of mountains and flowing water. Our accommodation is a setting intentionally chosen to support silence and introspection.
Enjoy 3 freshly prepared sattvic meals every day, made from locally available ingredients. Food that heals the body and keeps the mind alert.
A visual journey through past retreats, sacred spaces, and transformative moments in the Himalayas.
7 Days • Almora, Kumaon Himalayas • By the River
Shared living for those open to community and simplicity.
Ideal for those who enjoy shared energy and group living.
A balanced blend of comfort, privacy, and connection.
Transparency is key to a peaceful mind. Here is everything included in your journey.
Download Full BrochureAnanda Ganga is a peaceful mountain homestay embraced by whispering pines, a flowing river, and fresh Himalayan air — a sanctuary where time softens and rest comes naturally.
Rustic Comfort
Green Serenity
Earth Nourishment
River & Wind
“Silence is the loudest sound here.”
See Your AccomodationYour journey to the source made simple.
Fly or take a train to Delhi, or directly to Pantnagar Airport (closest point).
If landing in Delhi, continue by bus, train, or cab to Almora. Travel time: 8–9 hours.
Shared cars are coordinated from Almora allowing guests to travel comfortably together.
Experienced practitioners dedicated to sharing the ancient traditions of yoga with modern clarity and depth.
“Guided by presence. Rooted in practice.”
A carefully curated rhythm of silence, movement, and reflection designed to reset your nervous system.
Awakening the Body
Integration & Flow
Devotion & Peace
“We don’t just practice yoga here.
We live it, breath by breath.”
Real stories. Real transformation.
If you are wondering whether this retreat is right for you, these are the questions most people ask before arriving.
No. This retreat is designed for both beginners and experienced practitioners. All practices are guided step by step, with options to rest or modify at any time. You are never expected to perform or keep up — only to arrive as you are.
The trek are moderate and slow-paced, meant for enjoyment rather than endurance. Participation is always optional. If your body asks for rest, you are encouraged to listen and skip without hesitation.
Yes. Most participants arrive on their own. The environment is structured, supportive, and communal, allowing solo travelers to feel safe, included, and at ease from the first day.
The meals are sattvic — light, nourishing, and designed to support yogic practice. The food is not spicy or heavy, and is prepared to leave you feeling clear, energized, and comfortable throughout the day.
Absolutely. Many participants are new to meditation. The practices are introduced gently and progressively, with guidance throughout. There is no pressure to “do it right” — only an invitation to explore.
Participants usually range from their early 20s to mid-50s. What connects everyone is not age, but a shared intention to slow down, reset, and reconnect.
Spaces are limited, and registrations close soon.
2026 Sivananda Yogshala. Nagpur.
