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Holiday Retreats

	Yin Yoga Retreat At Nepal 21 Sep – 26 Sep 2008 This is an experiential retreat to deepen the practice of Yoga, Pranayama and Meditation. You will be taken to experience the unique Buddhist & Hindu cultures of the Kathmandu Valley. Living among the mountains and forests of the Himalayan, you will absorb more of Mother Nature’s goodness than ever before. There will also be visits to traditional craftmen, spiritual Tibetan lamas, ancient cities and monasteries. Come and experience all these and more… Click here for more information.
	Yoga Holiday at Shangri-La (Lijiang and Kuming) 20 Jul – 26 Jul 2008 Experience a luxurious stay with the Bayan Tree Resorts and visit some of the most wondrous sights of Lijiang. Lijiang is positioned uniquely among Sichuan, Yunan and Tibet. Experience the culture of eastern Tibet and visit beautifut snow mountains, lakes, and old towns preserved by UNESCO. Click here for more information.
	Yoga holiday at Bhutan Land of the Thunder Dragon 8 Mar – 15 Mar 2008 Bhutan is a country known to be the last “shangri-la” in the world. For centuries, forbidden to foreigners, the environment remains untouched and inaccessible to people outside of Bhutan. Today, the people of Bhutan can still be seen living in the most ancestral way of life practicing its seasonal ritual and rites based on its Buddhist culture – Tibetan Buddhism. Click here for more information.
	Tracing The Foot-steps Of The Masters Yoga Holiday At NEPAL 16 Sep 2007 to 21 Sep 2007 This is an experiential retreat suitable for people who like to experience the authenticity of yoga and understanding the source of yoga at the Himalayan. Click here for more information.
	Intensive Yoga Retreat HARRIS BATAM, INDONESIA 29 Jun 2007 to 1 July 2007 The basic fabric of life is "prana" or "chi". When "chi" flows without blockages, one’s body will be in harmony and it is less vulnerable to disease. In yoga, there are many tools to restore this harmony. Yoga practice can be of dynamic nature (yang) or restorative nature (yin). As the body has polarized energies, both are equally important to keep the balance. Click here for more information.