Why Choose Siddhant School of Yoga?

Yoga taught as a complete discipline — practice, breath, philosophy, anatomy and teaching — in a small residential community under Acharya Siddhant's guidance.

  • 24-Day Residential
  • 10–15 Students per Batch
  • Yoga Alliance Registered Yoga School
Small group of students practicing yoga on the rooftop shala at Siddhant School of Yoga, Rishikesh
In Short

What Makes Siddhant School of Yoga Different?

Siddhant School of Yoga treats yoga teacher training as a complete education rather than an āsana course. Students live at Yoga Abhyas Ashram, follow a structured daily schedule of eight core classes, study 15 yogic subjects, practice Prāṇāyāma as a dedicated daily subject, and learn to teach through methodology and practicum, all in batches of 10–15 students.

Learn → Practice → Teach → Reflect

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Life at the Ashram

Traditional Ashram Living

Live, practice and study at Yoga Abhyas Ashram in a quiet residential area of Veerbhadra, near the Ganga.

  • Morning and evening Āratī, sattvic vegetarian meals
  • Private and twin-sharing rooms
  • Night-time Mouna from 10 PM to 5 AM
Explore Ashram Life

Community & Family Environment

A gurukula-inspired community where international students share meals, practice and daily life, which helps a lot if you are travelling alone.

  • Teachers present across the day, not only in class
  • Shared meals and group practice
  • A welcoming international cohort
Discover Our Community

Small Group Size

Every batch is limited to 10–15 students, so teachers can observe, answer questions and give feedback.

  • More individual observation
  • More time for questions and discussion
  • More turns to teach and receive feedback
Why Small Groups Matter
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A Structured Daily Practice

Daily 8-Class Schedule

A residential rhythm of practice, study, rest and silence, from 05:15 AM meditation to 10 PM lights-out.

  • Eight core classes every day
  • Meals and afternoon rest built in
  • Weekly day off
See the Daily Schedule

Three Daily Āsana Classes

Three distinct approaches to āsana every day, each developing a different skill.

  • Morning Classical Haṭha Yoga: steadiness and awareness
  • Midday Alignment & Adjustment: observation and precision
  • Evening Aṣṭāṅga Vinyāsa: breath, movement and discipline
Explore the Āsana Classes

Intensive Daily Practice

Practice is the centre of the day, but it is structured intensity, not strain. Practices are introduced progressively and balanced with rest.

  • Tapas: consistent, sincere effort
  • Dynamic and restorative practices alternate
  • 100-day practice schedule after the course
About Intensive Practice

Prāṇāyāma Center

Prāṇāyāma is a dedicated daily subject, not a short breathing exercise at the end of class.

  • Nāḍī Śodhana, Ujjāyī, Bhrāmarī, Bhastrikā and more
  • Kumbhaka introduced progressively
  • Bandhas and Mudrās integrated with breath
Visit the Prāṇāyāma Center

Classical Yoga Nidra

A guided session of systematic relaxation every afternoon, balancing the active practices of the day.

  • Body awareness and sensation awareness
  • Relaxation methods from the syllabus
  • Learn to guide Yoga Nidra as a teacher
Explore Yoga Nidra

Traditional Sanskrit Mantras

Daily OM chanting and Āratī, and mantra classes with attention to pronunciation, meaning and context.

  • Gāyatrī, Mahāmṛtyuñjaya, Asato Mā and Guru Mantra
  • Sanskrit pronunciation, step by step
  • Learn to lead group chanting
Learn About Mantra Chanting
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Knowledge & Curriculum

15-Subject Curriculum

One integrated curriculum connecting practice, understanding and teaching, not 15 separate classes.

  • Haṭha, Aṣṭāṅga, Alignment, Prāṇāyāma, Bandha, Mudrā, Ṣaṭkarma
  • Meditation, Yoga Nidra, Mantra, Philosophy, Anatomy, Āyurveda
  • Teaching Methodology and Teaching Practicum
View the 15 Subjects

In-Depth Yogic Knowledge

Study yoga beyond postures: classical texts, philosophy and anatomy, connected with what you experience in practice.

  • Patañjali's Yoga Sūtras and the Pañca Kośa teaching
  • Functional anatomy behind every cue
  • Know → Understand → Experience → Apply → Reflect
Go Deeper

The Five Kośas

The Taittirīya Upaniṣad's classical map of human experience, studied as a framework for inquiry rather than as five anatomical bodies.

  • Annamaya, Prāṇamaya, Manomaya, Vijñānamaya, Ānandamaya
  • Connected with āsana, breath, meditation and study
  • Traditional language kept distinct from scientific claims
Explore the Five Kośas
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Guidance & Growth

Personal Attention & Mentorship

Observation, feedback and direct access to teachers throughout the day, with Acharya Siddhant overseeing each student's progress.

  • Individual guidance in āsana and Prāṇāyāma
  • Personal feedback on your teaching
  • Questions answered beyond class time
How Personal Attention Works

Measure Your Growth

A 3-tier framework to observe your development, because progress in yoga is more than flexibility.

  • Physical: stability, alignment, ease
  • Energetic: breath awareness and rhythm
  • Mental & Intellectual: concentration, understanding, teaching presence
See the Growth Framework

Professional Training & Personal Growth

Two journeys at once: developing as a practitioner and learning to guide others.

  • Consistent personal practice
  • Clear, calm communication
  • A respectful teacher presence (Maitrī)
Explore Professional Growth

24-Day Gratitude Practice

A daily reflection on family, teachers, challenges and service that invites humility and awareness throughout the training.

  • Four stages across 24 days
  • Reflection, not forced positivity
  • Connects gratitude with the role of a teacher
About the Gratitude Practice
05

Teaching & Certification

Teaching Methodology

Learn how to teach, not only what to teach: class preparation, cueing, voice, demonstration and observation.

  • Clear, concise instruction
  • Class structure and sequencing
  • Props, demonstration and teaching ethics
Explore Teaching Methodology

Practical Teaching Practicum

Every student plans and leads classes for their peers and receives feedback from teachers and classmates.

  • Prepare → Teach → Feedback → Reflect → Teach again
  • A supportive place to make mistakes
  • Builds confidence through repetition
See the Practicum

Certificate & Yoga Alliance Registration

A clear, honest pathway from our Registered Yoga School training to your RYT-200 application with Yoga Alliance.

  • RYS 200 = the school; RYT-200 = your teacher credential
  • School certificate issued on successful completion
  • You apply to Yoga Alliance yourself
Understand the Certification Pathway
Acharya Siddhant, founder and teacher of Siddhant School of Yoga in Rishikesh
Founder & Teacher

Learn Under the Guidance of Acharya Siddhant

Acharya Siddhant is the founder and teacher of Siddhant School of Yoga. His teaching emphasizes dedicated practice, scriptural study, practical understanding and personal guidance, and he teaches in the program himself.

Meet Acharya Siddhant
Key Facts

Siddhant School at a Glance

Location
Yoga Abhyas Ashram, Veerbhadra, Rishikesh
200-Hour TTC
24 days, residential
Batch size
10–15 students
Daily classes
8 core classes
Curriculum
15 core yogic subjects + daily Gratitude Practice
Food
Fresh vegetarian sattvic meals
Accommodation
Private and twin-sharing rooms
Certification
School certificate from a Yoga Alliance Registered Yoga School
After the course
100-day daily practice schedule
An Honest Fit

Is Siddhant School Right for You?

It may suit you if…

  • You want to study yoga as a complete discipline
  • You prefer a small group and close teacher contact
  • You enjoy a structured daily routine
  • You are ready for early mornings, simple living and sincere practice

It may not suit you if…

  • –You are looking for a resort-style holiday
  • –You want a flexible schedule with lots of free time
  • –You want the fastest route to a certificate
Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Siddhant School of Yoga different?

Small batches of 10–15, a dedicated daily Prāṇāyāma session, three different āsana classes each day, a 15-subject curriculum and residential ashram life under the guidance of Acharya Siddhant.

Is the school registered with Yoga Alliance?

Yes. Siddhant School of Yoga is a Yoga Alliance Registered Yoga School (RYS 200, RYS 300 and RYS 500).

Is the 200-Hour TTC suitable for beginners?

Yes. It is open to all levels, and practices are introduced progressively.

How long is the 200-Hour TTC?

24 days, residential.

What is included?

Tuition, accommodation, sattvic meals and course material.

Where is the school located?

Plot No. 281, near Shiv Chowk, Nirmal Block-B, Visthapit Colony, Veerbhadra, Rishikesh, Uttarakhand 249202, India.

Study yoga as a complete discipline in a small residential community in Rishikesh.

Learn. Practice. Teach. Reflect. For Real Understanding.

Yoga teacher training students practicing together in the Himalayan mountains near Rishikesh
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Step Onto The Mat Where Ancient Masters Walked

Upcoming residential cohorts at our Rishikesh campus are filling quickly. Connect directly with our admissions team to secure your dates and room preference.

Yoga Alliance USA Recognized (RYS 200, 300, 500)
Small intimate cohorts (Max 16 students)
Private & shared rooms with mountain views & Wi-Fi
Signature 100-day daily post-course practice schedule
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