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Features
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Authentic Yoga
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| Styles |
Traditional Hatha Ashtanga
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| Duration |
7 Days |
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| Intensity | beginnerintermediateadvanced | |
| Food | 3 Vegan Meals | |
| Group Size | 6 — 8 | |
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Facilitators
Included in Base Price |
Not Included |
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Optional with Extra Charge |
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Full Program
Amidst stunning scenery, Ashvem Village is the perfect place to truly unplug, relax and anchor ourselves in potent yoga & meditation practices that open up our perspectives and elevate our state of being. This retreat will give you the perfect opportunity to withdraw from your job, and everyday life, to re-gather your individual energy and reflect on the direction your life is heading, without being influenced by others. Combined with massages and a healthy diet, you will rejuvenate, replenish and revitalize every cell of your mind and body. Your retreat accommodation Goa is a King Size room or Twin Share within a beautiful mountain view and just minutes walk from the beach and surrounded by rice fields. The retreat menu is mostly vegetarian, and vegan is a fresh organic and Goan traditional cooking.
Accommodation Options
Double Room with Balcony
1 Spot - Capacity 1
Included
Food Options
3 Vegan Meals
Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner
Included
Payment & Guidelines
100% deposit refund for cancellation 30+ days before event. 0% deposit refund for cancellation 30 days before event. The remaining balance (total price minus deposit) is due upon arrival.
Facilities & Extras
Surroundings
Ideal Participant
Anyone looking for a calm, silent environment to relax and dive inside themselves. People who enjoy eating simple, organic food and having time for themselves. ”
Calendar
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From
02 Dec 2019
To
08 Dec 2019
For 7 days
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Travel help
| How to get here Goa International Airport (GOI), India is approximately 90 minutes from The Yoga Center in good traffic. We offer a 24-hour taxi service airport pickup is included your package. When you have registered with us and paid your deposit, you will receive an email requesting your details. You may need to fly to a gateway city such as Mumbai (formerly Bombay), New Delhi, or Bangalore and change to a domestic airline for the journey to Goa Dabolim, which is a 1-hour flight from Mumbai and 2.5 hours from New Delhi and Bangalore. Airport pick-up can be arranged in advance when flight details are provided. |
| Visa & Health information Please make sure that your passport is valid for more than 6 months beyond your arrival date in India. Please ensure you have a visa prior to your departure. E-Visas are the most common and are 60 days. Tourist Visas are usually valid for 3-6 months. Although, in some countries, you can now get a Tourist Visa for up to 5 years. Our advice is to say that you are not studying with us but rather on a yoga holiday. The current fee for a Tourist Visa on Arrival (TVOA) is US$ 60 per passenger excluding fees for credit/debit cards. You may be asked to provide proof of adequate finances for the duration of your stay in India. Officially, an onward/return ticket is a requirement for a visa, and visitors are frequently asked to show their departure ticket on arrival. Tourist Visa: A tourist visa can be obtained from an Indian Consulate/Embassy in your home country. Foreigners who enter India under the Tourist Visa Exemption category and would like to leave and re-enter India may do so for a cumulative duration that does not exceed 90 days and is within a 6-month period from the date of first entry. We recommend you use this option if you wish to stay more than 30 days in India. |
| Weather & What to Bring Ashvem beach is considered to be one of the most beautiful beaches in Goa. Early mornings and nights are chilly, afternoons tend to be hot and windy. Yoga Mat: We recommend that you bring or purchase your own yoga mat for optimal hygiene and comfort. Our center will supply belts, blocks, and meditation cushions. Torch/flashlight: Power outages are frequent in India. They are part of the charm but you’ll probably want some help seeing in the dark! |
