29 Day 300 Hour Level 2 Yoga Teacher Training in Thailand

Path Of Yoga runs this 29-day, 300-hour Level 2 teacher training in Chiang Mai across five styles (Hatha, Vinyasa, Yin, Kundalini and Tantra) with Yoga Alliance registration on completion. The listing’s level field is marked “all levels,” though the 300-hour, Level 2 structure and the Kundalini and Tantra components make this a heavier commitment than a standard 200-hour foundation course.

Training runs from a shared-accommodation property in Chiang Mai built around a saltwater pool, with days off set aside to explore Northern Thailand. Teaching sessions run on a fixed daily block (10:30 to 13:30, then 15:30 to 19:30) rather than a self-paced format, with evening kirtan or movie nights filling the schedule outside class hours. Over a month, that adds up to sustained, direct contact time with the same Teacher Trainers rather than a rotating roster.

The rating points to a well-established programme, and the shared-accommodation format supports the community side of teacher training that a private room wouldn’t. Watch out: the listing’s structured fields don’t specify a prerequisite. One of its own FAQ answers assumes a prior 200-hour certification, but that’s not confirmed anywhere else in the programme data, so anyone without a 200-hour behind them should confirm directly with Path Of Yoga before booking rather than assuming either way.

Three vegetarian meals run daily with vegan and organic options available, alongside course manuals, all tuition materials, yoga mats, blocks, straps and bolsters, WiFi, and Yoga Alliance registration and certification on completion. Snacks, drinks and fresh coconuts are available to buy rather than included, and on-site massage is a separate paid extra. Support from the teaching team extends beyond the 29 days themselves, with pre- and post-programme contact included as part of the package.

Insider Tip: The structured daily block leaves a defined stretch of free time after the morning session, useful for laundry, rest or exploring Chiang Mai in smaller chunks rather than saving everything for the scheduled days off.

Airport transfers, flights, travel insurance and visa fees sit outside the price, and cancellation is free (confirm the specific notice period directly with the operator). Chiang Mai’s cool season, November through February, is the most comfortable stretch for a month-long stay built around daily physical practice.