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500 Hour Yoga Teacher Training in Rishikesh

These courses are designed for dedicated practitioners aiming to master all levels of yoga training, combining 200-hour and 300-hour curriculums into one advanced, in-depth program.

Master the art of yoga in its birthplace. The comprehensive 500-hour training in Rishikesh combines the foundational 200-hour and advanced 300-hour curriculums into one transformative journey. Set against the backdrop of the Himalayas and the holy Ganges, you will immerse yourself in traditional Hatha and Ashtanga, advanced pranayama, and Vedic scriptures to emerge as a fully certified RYT-500 leader.
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    Frequently Asked Questions

    A premium, in-depth program that builds on 200/300-hour training to deepen practice, philosophy, sequencing, and teaching skills in the yoga capital of the world.
    Experienced practitioners seeking advanced teaching credentials, deeper asana and philosophy study, and a robust studio-ready skill set.
    Typically 4–6 weeks (varies by program) with full-day schedule: asana, pranayama, meditation, philosophy, anatomy, teaching practicums, and assignments.
    A 500 Hour Yoga Teacher Certification recognized for advanced-level teaching (often aligned with Yoga Alliance 500-hour standards or equivalent).
    Yes—usually a 200-hour training (or equivalent) and some teaching or practice experience is required.
    Advanced asana, sequencing and teaching methodology, yoga philosophy (Patanjali, Vedanta), anatomy and physiology, pranayama, meditation, Ayurveda basics, ethics, and hands-on teaching practice.
    It’s the “Yoga Capital,” with serene ashrams, ancient ghats, and authentic teaching lineages—great for immersion, focus, and cultural context.
    Most programs offer on-site accommodation and meals, with options ranging from shared rooms to twins/singles and vegetarian/ayurvedic menus.
    You’ll typically need a valid passport, a tourist visa (or appropriate visa), travel to Dehradun/Haridwar, and local transport to Rishikesh; many centers assist with guidance.
    Costs vary by center but typically include tuition, accommodation, meals, course materials, and some activities; extras like flights, visas, and personal therapies may be separate.
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