We are a yoga school with four campuses in two countries. We have been running teacher training since 2021 and have certified more than 400 graduates.
Yoga Alliance registration: RYS 200, RYS 300 and RYS 500. School ID 457520. You can verify this on the Yoga Alliance directory.
Course lengths differ by campus. Goa runs 22 days, Rishikesh 25, Klungkung 23 and Ubud 20. The difference is in daily hours and rest days, not in curriculum coverage.
Teacher training runs from 100 to 500 hours. Retreats run 3, 5 or 7 days.
A teacher training is a qualification. You attend for three to four weeks, study anatomy, philosophy and teaching method, and finish eligible to register with Yoga Alliance.
A retreat is a short stay. Three to seven days of practice, meals and rest, with no assessment and no certificate.
If you want to teach, choose a teacher training. If you want a break with daily practice, choose a retreat. If you are not sure, the campus pages list the daily schedule for both.
Clear expectations before you book — so you know whether a residential training fits.
Rishikesh and Goa in India, Klungkung and Ubud in Bali. Same school — different setting, climate and daily rhythm.
25-day stays
Rishikesh · India
TRADITION • DEPTH • DEVOTION
A Himalayan campus beside the Ganga — classical ashram rhythm, quieter evenings, and a setting built for focused residential stays.
22-day stays
Arambol, Goa · India
COAST • EASE • VALUE
North Goa living with beach air nearby — a lighter coastal campus rhythm and our most accessible fee level.
23-day stays
Klungkung · Bali, Indonesia
QUIET • NATURE • FOCUS
Rural east Bali for guests who want fewer distractions and more space to stay with the day’s rhythm.
20-day stays
Ubud · Bali, Indonesia
CULTURE • ACCESS • SHORT STAY
Close to Ubud town for cafés, culture and rest-day plans — our shortest campus stay window.
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Our India and Indonesia campuses offer teacher training with clear progression from beginner to advanced levels. Explore our Yoga Alliance registered TTC programs in Rishikesh, Goa, and Bali, then move up to 300 and 500 hour courses.
100-hour on-ramp available if you want a shorter first step.
Retreats in India and Bali
Divinepath offers gentle 3, 5, or 7-day yoga retreats in Rishikesh, Goa, and Bali — a lower-intensity on-ramp before full YTT. Daily yoga and meditation with Satvik meals; excursions are optional and rest is normalized. See all yoga retreats in Bali, or read what to expect on your first retreat and 3 vs 5 vs 7 days in Bali.
Registered Yoga School
Divinepath Yoga School & Retreat is a Registered Yoga School with Yoga Alliance: RYS 200, RYS 300 and RYS 500. Our School ID is 457520.
Yoga Alliance registers schools against a syllabus standard. It does not accredit them, and it does not issue the certificate.
On completion you receive a certificate from Divinepath. That certificate makes you eligible to register yourself as RYT 200, RYT 300 or RYT 500 with Yoga Alliance. Registration is a separate step you complete directly with them, and they charge their own fee.
You can check our registration on the Yoga Alliance directory before you book.
Pick a date and time below. We’ll send a Google Meet link after you book — ideal if you’re choosing between Rishikesh, Goa, Klungkung or Ubud, or between teacher training and a retreat.
30 minutes · Google Meet · for retreat & TTC travellers · confirmation by email
Open calendar in a new tabSend an enquiry through this form. Our admissions team will respond by email — usually within a few hours.
Hatha, Vinyasa, pranayama, philosophy, anatomy and mindfulness sit in the same residential courses. Campus pages list the daily schedule.
Hatha Yoga
Slower, held postures. Most beginners start here. Builds the alignment and breath control the faster styles need.
Vinyasa Yoga
Postures linked in sequence, with each movement tied to an inhale or exhale. Faster, and physically harder than Hatha.
Pranayama
Structured breathing practice. Taught alongside asana because the breath patterns carry over into both teaching and practice.
Yoga Philosophy
Readings from the Yoga Sutras and the Bhagavad Gita, with discussion. Part of the Yoga Alliance 200-hour syllabus.
Anatomy & Alignment
How the body moves in each pose, and how to cue safely. Muscles, joints and common misalignments — so you can teach without guessing.
Mindfulness Training
Short meditation and breath practices used in class and between sessions. Aimed at attention, not at mysticism.
Campus life, training days and retreat moments from Goa, Rishikesh and Bali.
Teachers from our Rishikesh, Goa and Bali campuses — the faces you’ll train with on site.
Vinyasa Flow & Ashtanga
Hatha & Vinyasa Flow
Lead Yoga Teacher · Goa
Yoga Philosophy · Goa
Ayurveda & Philosophy · Bali
Google Business Profile ratings and graduate stories from each campus. Full maps and addresses are in Our Locations below.
★★★★★
“I had a wonderful time at Divine Path. I met so many amazing people, and the staff was always incredibly helpful. I learned a lot about yoga and really pushed myself to my limits, but it was absolutely worth it. The resort is beautiful and in a great location. The beach is within walking distance, and there are plenty of lovely cafes and restaurants nearby. Thank you so much for this amazing experience.”
★★★★★
“My experience at Divine Path was truly incredible and deeply enriching. The retreat felt authentic, natural, and flexible to each person's needs. Saranj's warmth and guidance made every interaction meaningful, and the food was delicious, nourishing, and thoughtfully adapted to individual preferences. Thank you for this experience!”
★★★★★
“The Saturday kirtan and campfire were the surprise highlight. During the week it is strict — early starts, long philosophy sits — but Wayan made the Ayurveda lectures feel grounded, not textbook. Small group of twelve meant I got corrected in adjustments more than once.”
One graduate video from Goa, Rishikesh and Bali. Videos load only when you press play.
Our blog covers the practical side of training abroad: visas, what to pack, costs beyond the course fee, and what a training day involves.
A practical starting guide for Rishikesh: who should choose retreats vs YTT, season planning, and the right next step based on your goals.
Read: Rishikesh yoga guide
Start with the Goa hub to compare retreat and YTT paths, plan your season, and access all Goa-focused practical guides.
Read: Goa yoga hub guide
Use the Bali hub to compare study styles, practical planning steps, and linked guides before booking your Bali program.
Read: Bali yoga hub guide
Yes. Divinepath is a Yoga Alliance Registered Yoga School — RYS 200, RYS 300 and RYS 500 (School ID 457520), and our 200, 300 and 500 hour teacher trainings qualify you to apply for RYT certification. Verify our registration on Yoga Alliance.
Our 200 hour yoga teacher training and 3–7 day retreats are beginner friendly and designed for international students. You do not need to be flexible or experienced; we only ask that you are healthy and willing to learn.
All group classes and lectures are taught in English, with additional support in Hindi when needed. Most of our students come from Europe, North America and Australia, so we keep the language clear and simple.
Yes. After your booking is confirmed we can provide an official confirmation letter with your course dates and school details to support your visa application for India or Bali. We are not a visa agency, so the final decision is always with immigration.
Current fees are on each course page. See the Rishikesh 200-hour course and the Goa 200-hour course.
For Rishikesh, most students fly into Delhi (DEL) and then connect to Dehradun (DED) or take a taxi. For Goa, fly into Manohar International Airport (GOX) in North Goa. For Bali, fly into Denpasar Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) in Denpasar.
Yes. Many of our students are solo female travellers. Our campuses are in safe, quiet areas and we provide secure accommodation, airport pickup on request and clear local safety guidance when you arrive.
Most 200-hour programs run 21–25 days with a six-day study week and Sundays off. Beginners are welcome: week one builds foundations at a steady pace. You can rest, modify poses, or speak with teachers for a lighter day. Shorter 100-hour courses and 3–7 day retreats are softer on-ramps.
Yes. You do not need to be flexible or advanced. Teachers encourage modifications and rest. Anatomy and alignment sessions cover safe options for different bodies.
The 200-hour path includes supervised teaching practice, sequencing, cueing, adjustments, and mentor feedback. Graduates qualify to apply for Yoga Alliance RYT 200. See our teaching career guide.
After you pass course requirements, Divinepath issues your certificate. Create an account at Yoga Alliance and apply for RYT 200, 300, or 500 matching your hours. Read RYT registration after Goa YTT for steps.
Yes — 100-hour yoga teacher training in Rishikesh, Goa, and Bali, plus 3–7 day retreats for a shorter reset before full certification.
The standard path is to complete a Yoga Teacher Training Course (YTTC) from a recognized school. Most students start with a 200-hour program and then register with Yoga Alliance.
Duration depends on the level:
Start with the Rishikesh 200-hour course if you are new to formal training. Choose the Rishikesh 300-hour course if you already completed 200 hours and want deeper training and stronger teaching skills.
Get directions
Four campuses in India and Bali — maps, full addresses and links to programs at each place.
India
Classical Himalayan campus beside the Ganga — focused residential stays and small groups.
Upper Canal Road, Laxman Jhula, Rishikesh, Sakalana, Uttarakhand 249192
India
North Goa coastal campus — beach air nearby and a lighter residential rhythm.
Plot No 81/1, Moddlo Waddo, Arambol, Pernem, North Goa, 403512
Bali, Indonesia
Quiet east Bali countryside campus — fewer distractions, rice-field setting.
Jalan Pura Dalem, Satra, Kec. Klungkung, Kabupaten Klungkung, Bali 80761, Indonesia
Bali, Indonesia
Central Ubud campus on Jl. Bisma — walkable to town, cafés and rest-day plans.
Jl. Bisma, Ubud, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571, Indonesia
Questions before you book? Book a free Google Meet, contact admissions, or send an enquiry. Groups are 10 to 15 students.
How We Guide Students
At Divinepath, we work with students who are comparing India, Bali, short retreats, and full teacher training. The honest answer is that no single location is right for everyone. Goa suits students who want coastal focus and a softer landing, Rishikesh suits students who want a more traditional setting, and Bali suits students who want a clean international campus rhythm.
We do not push every visitor into a 200 hour training. If you mainly need rest, a retreat is usually better. If you have never practiced yoga at all, a few months of local classes or a 100 hour course may serve you better than jumping straight into a full certification.
Before you book, we want you to compare dates, food, room type, teacher background, and what happens after graduation. A lower fee is not useful if support is weak. A beautiful campus is not enough if the teaching is thin.
Yoga Alliance Registered Yoga School — RYS 200, 300 & 500 · School ID 457520
Yoga Alliance RYS 200, 300 & 500
School ID 457520
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