200 hrs Yogattc in Colombia - South America
200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training
Iguaque · Villa de Leyva · Colombia
A journey into yoga, nature and deeper practice
What if your next 200-hour yoga teacher training were also an opportunity to travel to South America, immerse yourself in nature and experience one of Colombia’s most beautiful and sacred landscapes?
In June 2027, Kashmir shaivism School of Yoga and Dhātrī · Bosque de Agua & Sadhana come together in a special collaboration with Casa del Arte and Reserva Palo Santo to offer an immersive 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training in Iguaque, near Villa de Leyva, Colombia.
Designed for both local and international students, this programme brings together serious yoga education, embodied practice, nature, cultural exploration and community in a unique setting in the Colombian Andes.
The programme
Dates: 7–24 June 2027
Location: Iguaque · Villa de Leyva · Colombia
Training: Yoga Teacher Training level 1
Students: International and local students welcome
Investment: USD 2,700 ·
A part-time practice option is also available for those who wish to participate in the yoga practice without completing the full 200-hour programme.
An all-inclusive experience
Your stay includes:
- Accommodation throughout the programme
- Breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Tea and healthy snacks
- Dedicated spaces for yoga practice
- Preparation and setup of practice spaces
- Cleaning and essential house services
- General logistical support throughout your stay
- 200-hour course booklet and training materials
••Transportation to Dhatri all wednesdays
More than a certification
A 200-hour training is not only about completing a required number of hours.
It is an opportunity to step away from your usual environment and dedicate yourself fully to study, practice and self-inquiry.
Here, the learning continues beyond the practice space — through the landscape, the rhythm of the days, time in nature, shared meals, cultural encounters and the community that develops throughout the programme.
Set among the mountains and forests of Iguaque, this experience offers a different way of approaching yoga education: immersive, grounded and connected to place.
Come to Colombia. Go deeper into your practice.
For those travelling from abroad, the programme offers the possibility of combining a serious yoga education with the experience of discovering Colombia.
Come for the training.
Stay for the landscape, the culture and the community.
Leave with a deeper relationship to your practice.
Places are limited.
Karma Yoga, Community & Connection with the Land
One of the special elements of this programme is that once a week, we will travel up to Dhātrī · Bosque de Agua, our forest sanctuary in Iguaque, for a day of connection with the land and community.
These days will include Karma Yoga, community gardening and forest baths, creating an opportunity to step beyond the formal practice space and experience yoga through service, presence and direct connection with nature.
Together, we will care for the land, work in the garden, walk through the forest and spend time immersed in the natural environment of Iguaque.
These weekly immersions are an integral part of the experience — a reminder that yoga is not limited to the mat, but can become a way of relating to ourselves, to one another and to the living world around us.
Practice · Service · Community · Nature
Accommodation Options
Accommodation is available at the retreat house, which has five bedrooms with a total capacity of up to 16 participants. The rooms offer a combination of double beds and bunk beds, with some rooms accommodating 2 participants, others 3, and one room up to 4 participants.
Room allocation will be organized according to the final number of participants requiring accommodation, with shared-room arrangements designed to make the stay comfortable and welcoming for everyone. All rooms are shared. Private rooms may be available depending on the number of participants and room availability, this is subject to other charges
WHAT TO BRING
- Yoga mat
- Comfortable Yoga clothes
- Note book and pencil
- Bottle of Water
- Sun block
- Towel
- Hat
- Light shawl (useful for lectures and meditation)
- Torch light
- Long sleeves
- Walking shoes
- Warm and cold clothes
