100 Hour Ayurveda Yoga Teacher Training in Rishikesh, India at Om Shanti Om Yoga School
Sun 4 Oct, 09:00 GMT+5:30· 100 hr course· 11 dates
Rishikesh is where most of the world's yoga teachers are certified. Schools sit along both banks of the Ganges around Laxman Jhula and Tapovan, and the majority of what runs here is residential: you arrive for a fixed cohort, live on site, and practise twice a day for three to four weeks.
Sun 4 Oct, 09:00 GMT+5:30· 100 hr course· 11 dates
Sun 4 Oct, 09:00 GMT+5:30· 200 hr course· 9 dates
Sun 4 Oct, 09:00 GMT+5:30· 200 hr course· 9 dates
Sun 4 Oct, 09:00 GMT+5:30· 200 hr course· 9 dates
Mon 5 Oct, 09:00 GMT+5:30· 300 hr course· 3 dates
Mon 5 Oct, 09:00 GMT+5:30· over 5 weeks· 8 dates
Mon 12 Oct, 09:00 GMT+5:30· 200 hr course· 5 dates
Mon 2 Nov, 09:00 GMT+5:30· 500 hr course
Thu 5 Nov, 09:00 GMT+5:30· 500 hr course· 2 dates
Fri 20 Nov, 09:00 GMT+5:30· 200 hr course· 6 dates
Fri 20 Nov, 09:00 GMT+5:30· 300 hr course· 2 dates
Tue 1 Dec, 09:00 GMT+5:30· 500 hr course· 4 dates
Sun 10 Jan, 09:00 GMT+5:30· over 4 weeks
Sun 17 Jan, 09:00 GMT+5:30· 6 days· 14 dates
Mon 1 Feb, 09:00 GMT+5:30· 500 hr course
Mon 1 Mar, 09:00 GMT+5:30· 300 hr course
Mon 15 Mar, 09:00 GMT+5:30· 500 hr course· 4 dates
The dominant format is the 200-hour teacher training, usually 24 to 28 days, with 300-hour and 500-hour courses for people who already hold a certification. Shorter retreats of a week or two exist but are the minority. Because courses are residential, the advertised price normally includes accommodation and meals, which is why a Rishikesh training can look expensive next to a weekend workshop elsewhere and still be cheaper per day.
Cohorts almost always start on the 1st or the 5th of the month, so dates cluster rather than spread evenly. If a start date is full, the same course usually runs again four weeks later. Season matters: the stretch from September to April is comfortable, May and June are severely hot, and the monsoon from July to mid-September brings heavy rain and occasional landslides on the mountain roads.
Check what certification a school actually holds before booking. Many advertise Yoga Alliance registration; that is a registry, not an accreditation body, and it is worth confirming directly. Ask which teachers are on your specific dates too, since the named senior teacher does not always take every cohort.