Path Of Yoga’s 26-day, 200-hour teacher training in Chiang Mai runs a full month of study across six yoga styles — Hatha, Vinyasa, Ashtanga, Yin, Restorative and Tantra — built around Yoga Alliance registration, a month of direct contact with experienced teacher trainers, study of key poses and alignments, and regular live teaching practice rather than a single discipline compressed into a shorter course.
- Duration: 26 days (25 nights)
- Price from: $2,597
- Level: All levels
- Style: Hatha, Vinyasa, Ashtanga, Yin, Restorative, Tantra
- Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks
- Rating: 5/5 (198 reviews)
Accommodation is shared for the full 25 nights, with a saltwater pool, wifi and evening programming — kirtan and movie nights — running alongside the daily teaching schedule. Groups typically run 12 to 16 students, kept deliberately small to maintain a workable student-to-teacher ratio across the month-long course.
The training is billed for all levels rather than requiring an existing certification, and days off are built in to explore Northern Thailand beyond the training centre. Watch out: accommodation is shared only — a partner, friend or family member can join only if the student books private accommodation instead, so anyone wanting a private room for the full month should confirm options with Path Of Yoga before booking.
Tuition, course papers, manual and materials are covered in the $2,597 fee, along with the completion certificate, Yoga Alliance registration, yoga mats, blocks, straps and bolsters, and pre- and post-retreat support. Three daily meals plus snacks run with vegetarian, vegan and organic options, and water and tea are served throughout the day; extra snacks and drinks — including fresh coconuts — plus on-site massage cost separately.
Insider Tip: the inclusions promise “opportunities to explore Northern Thailand’s splendor” on days off without itemizing an outing — worth asking Path Of Yoga directly what’s organized on days off versus left as free time before committing to a full month away.
Airport transfers, flights, visa fees and travel insurance all sit outside the $2,597 starting price, along with any activities outside the set itinerary. Instruction runs in English throughout, and the 5-star rating across 198 reviews is one of the larger samples among Chiang Mai teacher trainings, a reasonable amount of signal for a commitment this long. Students weighing a longer certification can compare Yoga Vidya Mandiram’s 51-day, 500-hour training, also based in Chiang Mai but run at a different school over nearly double the time.
Meals & Dietary Options
Meals Included
Dietary Options
Included
- All tuition, course papers, manual, and materials
- Certificate upon successful completion
- Registration with Yoga Alliance/Professionals/International/etc
- A month of personal attention and contact with experienced Yogis and Teacher Trainers
- Study of Key Poses and Alignments
- Regualar Live Teaching Practice
- 25 nights accommodation
- 3 daily delicious and nutritious meals
- Water and tea served throughout the day
- WiFi connection
- Pre and post retreat support from our team
- Yoga mats, blocks, straps, and bolsters
- Evening activities/kirtan/movie night
- Opportunities to explore Northern Thailands splendor on days off
- Saltwater pool
- Snacks and drinks (and fresh coconuts) available for purchase
- On site massage available for purchase
Not Included
- Airport transfers
- Flights costs
- Visa fee
- Additional activities not included in the itinerary
- Travel insurance
Highlights
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