Reconnect, Recharge, and Realign—Transformative Yoga Retreats in Nature.

Yoga and mountaineering may seem unrelated, but together they foster mindfulness, strength, and a deep connection to nature. Yoga develops balance, flexibility, and breath awareness—skills that support focus and resilience in the mountains. Breathwork aids oxygen efficiency at altitude, while yoga’s strength and mobility help navigate challenging terrain. In return, the stillness of the mountains mirrors the inner calm of yoga, creating a powerful sense of harmony between body, mind, and nature.

Hikers trekking on a rocky mountain trail overlooking a lake in a hilly landscape.
Group of hikers climbing a rocky mountain trail with grassy hills and blue sky in the background.
Hiker standing on rocky mountain terrain taking a photo of clouds and distant mountains with a smartphone.
Ashtanga Wanderer retreat; Yoga & mountaineering in the English Lake District.
Oct
24
to 31 Oct

Ashtanga Wanderer retreat; Yoga & mountaineering in the English Lake District.

The “Ashtanga Wanderer” retreat in the English Lake District is a unique blend of dynamic yoga practice and exhilarating mountaineering in one of Britain’s most stunning natural landscapes. Designed for adventurers and yoga enthusiasts alike, this retreat focuses on the Ashtanga yoga tradition, known for its flowing sequences and meditative breathwork. Mornings start with energizing Ashtanga sessions in a cozy lakeside studio or on an open hillside, where participants can connect deeply with their breath while surrounded by sweeping views of rolling fells and tranquil waters. Guided by experienced instructors, these sessions provide both challenge and restoration, making them accessible for beginners and seasoned practitioners alike.

Afternoons are dedicated to exploring the Lake District’s dramatic terrain. Guided mountaineering excursions take participants up iconic peaks like Scafell Pike or Helvellyn, traversing rugged trails and ridgelines. Along the way, there are moments to pause and soak in the serene beauty of glacial lakes, ancient woodlands, and expansive valleys. Each climb is an opportunity to practice mindfulness in motion, blending the discipline of yoga with the thrill of outdoor adventure. Evenings conclude with hearty, locally sourced meals and fireside storytelling, creating a sense of community and shared accomplishment. The “Ashtanga Wanderer” retreat offers not just a physical journey but a soulful exploration of balance, resilience, and connection with nature.

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Sacred Breath; A Yoga & Himalayan Adventure
Mar
29
to 11 Apr

Sacred Breath; A Yoga & Himalayan Adventure

Sacred Breath: A Yoga & Himalayan Journey

29 March – 11 April 2026

Dali La Boutique Hotel, Thamel + Annapurna Manang Trek

Join Ritesh Raj Khanal (@ritesh_yoga) and Jake Duckworth (@jakeduckworthyoga) for an unforgettable Himalayan journey — a retreat of deep yoga practice, sacred culture, and breathtaking mountain trails.

Part 1 – Sacred Sites & Daily Practice

Kathmandu | 29 March – 4 April 2026

Begin each day with Mysore-style yoga in the serene courtyard of the Dali La Boutique Hotel. After a nourishing brunch, explore Nepal’s most revered temples and sacred spaces:

  • The golden roofs of Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple)

  • The vast stillness of Boudhanath Stupa

  • The river rituals of Pashupatinath Temple

  • The royal courtyards of Patan

Evenings offer exquisite local dining, good company, and time to rest.

Part 2 – Annapurna Expedition

Annapurna Region | 6 – 11 April 2026

Step into the high trails of the Himalayas on a 6-day guided trek through terraced hillsides, rhododendron forests, and snow-framed peaks. Each day brings:

  • Inspiring horizons and changing landscapes

  • Warm hospitality in mountain lodges

  • Gentle yoga and breathwork to support your journey

Investment

Kathmandu Retreat – Single: $2,250 | Double: $2,100

Annapurna Expedition: $1,300

Book both weeks – 20% off

 Example: Single = $2,840 | Double = $2,720

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At night, deep in the mountains,
I sit in meditation.
The affairs of men never reach here:
Everything is quiet and empty,
All the incense has been swallowed up by the endless night.
My robe has become a garment of dew.
Unable to sleep, I walk into the woods—
Suddenly, above the highest peak, the full moon appears.
— Ryōkan Taigu