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Buddhism & Yoga - Thailand


CHIANG MAI

THAILAND

Chiang Mai in Thailand was founded in 1296 as the capital of the ancient Lanna Kingdom.

Today it is a place where past and present seamlessly merge with modern buildings standing side by side with venerable temples. 

It's one of the favorites cities of Travel Bloggers and Theravada Buddhism Students. 

Set in the misty mountains and colorful hill tribes its an ideal environment for going on short or long treks in the surrounding mountains or simply relax and take a break from Western busy World.

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WHAT WE’LL DO

This Yoga Program is designed to support the understanding of the Path of Yoga as an alchemy for a continuos transformation and education on our daily modern lives.

We will dive into the mechanisms of Yoga on the 4 Human Experiences (Body, Mind, Emotion and Spirit) through a selection of ancient yogic and buddhist techniques along with science and functional thinking.

 This program is open to scratch beginners to more advanced students and teachers.

A Private session will be given to each student for Q&A and modified sequence. 


THE VENUE

An unique boutique Retreat, nestled beneath enchanting mountains with an elegant Asian decor. It will include the Presidential Pool Residence that as been the choice of numerous ambassadors and diplomats. We will have total privacy and a luxury service provide by the Hotel Staff.

Located in the suburban southwest corner of Chiang Mai, our place is near of the enchanting sights of old Chiang Mai but far enough away to enjoy total tranquility

This place has been featured as one of the most celebrated Spa's in Thailand due to the treatments that combine ancient Thai traditional medicine and herbal secrets.

GALLERY

WHAT’S INCLUDED

  • 6 night accommodation on selected option;

  • Daily Breakfast

  • 2 Buffet Lunch;

  • Daily fruits & Tea at Night;

  • Final Dinner;

  • 2 Classes per Day

  • 1 Thai Massage

  • Shuttle to / from Airport

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