Ubud, Bali / Rishikesh, India — Samadhi Yoga Ashram, one of India's most respected Yoga Alliance registered schools, has extended its Himalayan teaching tradition beyond the foothills of the Himalayas to the lush landscapes of Ubud, Bali. The Bali campus now offers the ashram's full range of residential yoga teacher training programs, 100, 200, 300, and 500 hours, across both its multi-style and Kundalini tracks, alongside specialty courses in Yin yoga, Prenatal yoga, Kids yoga, and Ayurveda retreats.

For students who have long dreamed of combining serious yoga education with the natural beauty and spiritual culture of Bali, the Ubud campus offers exactly that, without compromising on the depth, structure, or authenticity that has made the Rishikesh ashram a destination for practitioners from over 100 countries since 2011.
The curriculum at the Bali campus is identical to that taught in Rishikesh. Students follow the same daily residential schedule, rising before dawn for pranayama and meditation, attending philosophy classes drawn from the Patanjali Yoga Sutras, studying functional anatomy, and building real teaching skills through structured practice sessions. Three sattvic vegetarian meals are served daily. Accommodation is clean, comfortable, and fully residential, allowing students to immerse completely in the practice without the distraction of commuting.

All programs at the Bali campus carry Yoga Alliance USA certification at the RYS 200, RYS 300, and RYS 500 levels, meaning graduates earn the same internationally recognized RYT credential whether they train in Rishikesh or Ubud. The 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training in Bali, the campus's most attended program, runs over 25 days and is open to beginners and experienced practitioners alike, starting from USD 990 including accommodation and meals.
"Whether the river outside your door is the Ganga or a Balinese stream, the practice is the same," said Yogi Vishnu Panigrahi, founder of Samadhi Yoga Ashram. "What we teach is rooted in a tradition that is thousands of years old. That does not change with geography."

Bali has long drawn seekers, healers, and spiritual travelers from across the world. Ubud in particular, known for its rice terraces, temple culture, and artistic community, offers a setting that quietly supports the kind of inner work that serious yoga training demands. The Samadhi Bali campus sits within this environment, giving students access to both the depth of the Himalayan teaching tradition and the unique cultural richness of the island.

For students unable to choose between the two campuses, the ashram's alumni network includes graduates who have trained at both, many returning to Rishikesh after completing their first certification in Bali, or vice versa. Alumni discounts and continuing education pathways are available across both locations.

Upcoming batch dates for Rishikesh and Bali are available on the ashram's website. Early enrollment is recommended as batch sizes are kept intentionally small, typically 20 students per course, to preserve the quality of instruction and the intimacy of ashram life.
To reserve a seat or request a course schedule, visit www.samadhiyogaashram.com, email [email protected], or call +91 8126230256.

About Samadhi Yoga Ashram

Samadhi Yoga Ashram is a Yoga Alliance USA registered school (RYS 200 / RYS 300 / RYS 500) with campuses in Laxman Jhula, Rishikesh, Uttarakhand 249302, India, and Ubud, Bali. Founded in 2011 by Yogi Vishnu Panigrahi in the Himalayan tradition, the ashram has trained over 2,000 graduates from more than 100 countries through residential yoga teacher training, retreats, and daily yoga classes.

Contact:

Phone: +91 8126230256
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.samadhiyogaashram.com