200 Hour Hatha & Vinyasa Yoga Teacher Training in Pattaya, Thailand
Develop a steady Hatha foundation through the Rishikesh Series, expand into creative Vinyasa Flow, and build the methodology, anatomy, philosophy and teaching confidence needed for a complete 200-hour training.
Build a steady Hatha base, then learn to move and teach with flow.
This three-week training combines the alignment-focused Rishikesh Series with dynamic Vinyasa Flow so you can experience both deliberate structure and creative sequencing.
Hatha classes introduce the complete Rishikesh Series with a wide range of variations and modifications, while Vinyasa sessions develop rhythm, transitions and intelligent sequence design.
Teaching methodology, technical workshops, anatomy, alignment, philosophy, pranayama, meditation and supervised practice are integrated into the residential program so your teaching skill grows alongside your personal practice.
See what is included →Everything you need for a focused residential immersion.
Training, accommodation, meals, course materials and day-to-day community facilities are brought together so your attention can stay on practice and study.
Complete 200-hour residential Hatha & Vinyasa teacher training
Daily meditation, chanting or pranayama practice
Course manual and learning materials
Eligibility to register with Yoga Alliance after successful completion
Opening and closing ceremonies
21 nights accommodation at Kranti Yoga
Three vegetarian or vegan meals each day
Snacks, fruit, tea and filtered drinking water throughout the day
Yoga classes, lectures, technical workshops and supervised teaching practice
Use of shalas, sun lounges, chill-out areas, Wi-Fi and shared facilities
A balanced 200-hour curriculum for structured Hatha and creative Vinyasa teaching.
Rishikesh Series
Build a grounded Hatha practice with alignment-focused study, variations and modifications from the traditional series.
Vinyasa Flow
Explore dynamic sequencing, breath-led transitions and themed flows focused on mobility, backbending and strength.
Teaching Methodology
Practise class planning, sequencing, cueing, relaxation, corrections, modifications and peer teaching.
Technical Workshops
Study Headstand, transitions, arm balances, partner yoga and backbending through practical progressions.
Anatomy & Alignment
Understand movement mechanics and learn how to adapt postures to different bodies, limitations and needs.
Philosophy & Breath
Explore classical yoga teachings, pranayama, meditation and the ethical context that supports teaching practice.

Use variety to meet the body where it is.
The training exposes you to different morning-practice styles so you can experience the challenge of Ashtanga, the steadiness of Hatha and the movement quality of Vinyasa Flow.
This variety helps you understand how pace, sequencing and intention can be adjusted to balance the body, steady attention and support different students.

Study the Rishikesh Series with precise alignment.
Hatha classes take place on alternate mornings and introduce the complete Rishikesh Series, including a wide range of posture variations and modifications.
The slower pace gives you time to examine alignment, breathing, stability and how a posture can be adapted without losing its purpose.

Add creativity without losing structure.
Vinyasa Flow mornings demonstrate dynamic sequencing and show how a two-hour practice can build around a peak posture, a story or a clear technical intention.
Hip opening, backbending and strength-focused classes expand your movement vocabulary and provide practical examples for future teaching.

Practise the craft of leading a class.
Methodology sessions cover opening a class, sequencing, concise instructions, relaxation techniques, corrections and modifications. You gradually build your own class and practise presenting it.
Peer teaching and feedback create a supportive environment for refining your voice, timing, observation and confidence.

Turn challenging shapes into clear progressions.
Workshops break down Headstand, transitions, arm balances, partner yoga and backbending into manageable actions and preparation drills.
You leave with practical techniques and teaching cues that can be incorporated into classes without making advanced poses the only measure of progress.

Teach the person, not a picture of the pose.
Anatomy classes examine bones, muscles and breathing mechanics, then connect that knowledge to movement and posture alignment.
You learn to assess individual characteristics and adapt practice for body type, injury history or limitation in order to support safer and more useful movement.
Balance effort with attention and breath.
Build practical familiarity with traditional pranayama.
Breath practices are introduced to support concentration, energy regulation, steadiness and preparation for meditation.
Place Hatha practice inside its wider tradition.
Study draws from Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras, Hatha texts, the Vedas and Upanishads while exploring Prana, the Five Koshas, the Five Bhutas, Shatkarma and balanced lifestyle concepts.
The course connects these teachings with self-awareness, ethical practice, breathwork and the responsibility of guiding others.
Let practice and philosophy inform one another.
A structured Hatha–Vinyasa day with time to integrate.
The live schedule combines cleansing, pranayama, meditation, Hatha or Vinyasa practice, philosophy, alignment, methodology, anatomy, workshops and sunset activities.
Community life beyond the timetable.
Selected evenings may include restorative, creative and cultural experiences that support connection and give the residential training a wider sense of community.

Candlelight meditation
Ecstatic dance
Henna night
Sound bath & cacao ceremony
Breathwork and optional cold-water practice
Women’s circle & beach walking meditation
Indian cooking and temple / cultural visits
Live inside the experience at Pattaya Beach.
Residential training keeps practice, study, meals, rest and community life in one beachfront environment. Accommodation options range from shared garden stays to more private rooms, subject to availability.
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Support the physical training with breath, meditation and recovery.
The residential experience combines intensive study with pranayama, meditation, cleansing concepts and simple nature-based practices designed to support integration.
Pranayama
Traditional breath-control practices for awareness, steadiness and energy regulation.
Meditation
Concentration and observation practices designed to support inner stillness and self-awareness.
Shatkarm
Introduction to traditional yogic cleansing concepts and their role in preparatory practice.
Naturopathy
Simple habits using sunlight, the sea, grounding and fresh food within the Pattaya, Thailand environment.
The live course page presents this 200-hour Hatha & Vinyasa program as Yoga Alliance-registered training. The applicable certificate is issued after successful completion of the school’s training requirements.
Pattaya Beach, Thailand.
Train beside the Gulf of Thailand in a quieter part of Pattaya, Thailand, with tropical greenery, direct beach access and a residential learning environment.
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