Welcome to our transformative International Yoga Teacher Training with Enfasis in Yoga for Health Wellbeing. This Yoga Retreat in our Eco-Yoga Ashram in the Sacred Valley of Cusco, Peru is a self-transformational experience in which you will achieve a better understanding of yourself through daily yogic living and practice. Our goal is to help you integrate your practice in a transformative setting so that you can find happiness within yourself and share these healing practices with others.
Beyond the technical and instructional aspects of yoga, you will have the opportunity to reconnect with yourself and your path. This intensive, retreat style, course will help you develop a deep sense of honor and respect for yourself and others, strengthening your ability to make life more beautiful and meaningful every day.
Recommended for Yoga practitioners and teachers or anyone who feels the call to deepen and understand the yogic path.
21 days retreat
No prior knowledge or a certain level of physical practice is required before participating in the course.
Sacred Valley, 40 mins from Cusco and 20 mins from Pisac, Perú
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Farrollones Mountains, 15 mins by car from the San Antonio Neighborhood in Cali, Colombia
During the training and within the Ashram we recommend following a vegetarian diet, no alcohol, or smoking.
It is recommended at least a basic level for the best development of the student during the duration of the training.
Our style of yoga comes from Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga and is influenced by the alignment principles of Anusara Yoga. We use the fundamentals of Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga to create the flow and dynamics we need to purify our body, mind and soul. We combine this with the Anusara Yoga “Principles of Alignment” to give our yoga practice the refinement and beauty it needs to truly express the heart and better understand our true selves.
Our Course (YTTC) is divided into three parts: In the first cycle we will concentrate on the fundamentals of yoga practice, which is the philosophical aspect as well as the adjustments that will help us to refine our practice. The second part is about applying the alignment techniques that we learned during the first cycle and developing our practice. The third part is about integrating all this into the practice and also developing a teaching methodology and settings. Students begin to integrate teaching with their personal practice. And so, personal practice and teaching will become more meaningful and relevant to the understanding of yoga.
Pranayama and Meditation
Kirtan Mantras with traditional Indian Instruments
Vedic Philosophy Class
Breakfast
Yogic Theory and Philosophy Class
Asana Study
Experiential Yoga Class
Lunch
Rest and Seva (Selfless Service)
Yogic Theory and Philosophy Class
Asana Study (Postures)
Kirtan Meditation and Philosophy Class, Hikes, Ceremonies, Group Dynamic Activity or Yoga Class
Dinner
Shyam Vallabhi is an international yoga teacher and Ayurveda therapist who has dedicated over two decades to living and sharing the path of yoga.
Her work integrates yoga, Ayurveda, and therapeutic understanding, guiding students to reconnect with their body, balance their energy, and bring the practice into daily life.
She travels yearly to India to continue her studies and to guide students into direct experience of the tradition. Her background in anthropology and work with non-profits focused on human and environmental rights informs her grounded and holistic approach.
She has been featured as a teacher at international festivals including Bali Spirit Festival, Cali Yoga Fest, Ecuador Yoga Festival, and Peru Yoga Festival.
As founder of Yogendra Ashram in Cali, Colombia, and Dhanvantari Ayurveda & Panchakarma Center in Peru, she leads teacher trainings, healing programs, and retreats internationally.
Through her teaching, she offers not only knowledge, but a space for transformation, integration, and deeper connection.
Chaitanya is the International Director of the Bhakti Yoga School, with ashrams in Peru and Colombia, and over 35 years of dedicated experience in yoga and spiritual practice.
Originally from Peru, he began his path at a young age and has spent decades living, studying, and teaching in ashrams across South America, the United States, and India. His teaching is rooted in traditional yoga philosophy, daily practice, and lived experience.
He was among the first South Americans to be certified in Vedic astrology (Jyotish) in India, and integrates this knowledge into his work in a practical and accessible way.
Chaitanya has studied with respected teachers such as Pattabhi Jois and John Friend, while also being deeply shaped by traditional ashram life and his initiation into the Vedic lineage through his teacher, S. Atulananda Acharya.
Over the years, he has guided thousands of students and trained teachers from around the world. Many of his students continue to share yoga in their own communities, creating a strong and connected international network.
His approach is simple, grounded, and consistent—offering yoga as a path that can be lived and integrated into daily life, with discipline, devotion, and clarity.
The price of the Teacher Training includes a comfortable and ecological shared room during the course or the option of a private room.
Good for the mind and body. Farm to table.
PAYMENT METHODS: Cash / Paypal (With Credit Card) / Revolut / Wise or Transfer in the US, Colombia, Peru