300 Hour Multi-Style YTTC, Rishikesh: Application at Tattvaa Yogashala

The 300 Hour Multi-Style Yoga Teacher Training at Tattvaa Yogashala in Rishikesh, Uttarakhand, is an advanced yoga teacher training for people who want to deepen their practice and teaching beyond a foundation course. It is a multi-style programme, offered by a Yoga Alliance registered school in Swarg Ashram, near Ram Jhula, on the Ganges in northern India.

Tattvaa Yogashala holds RYS 200 and RYS 300 registrations with Yoga Alliance, and an E-RYT 500 credential is listed for the school. The intake windows run through 2027, and Bali is offered as an alternative location on the same application form, though Rishikesh is the main base for this training.

What to Expect

This is a 300 hour programme taught across several yoga styles rather than a single lineage. The school's wider teaching draws on pranayama, meditation and Ashtanga yoga, and its teachers include a founder, a pranayama and meditation teacher, and a teacher of psychokinesis and psychic healing. The material does not give a day-by-day timetable or session times, so the best way to learn the daily rhythm of a given intake is to ask the school when you apply.

The Teachers

The school was founded by Yogi Kamal Singh, who is listed as founder of Tattvaa Yogashala. Sunil Sharma Ji teaches pranayama and meditation. Swami Omkarananda is listed for psychokinesis and psychic healing, and Yogi Upendra Ji is a highly qualified yoga teacher at the school. The school describes 26 years of experience and has been registered as a yoga school since May 2012.

The Setting

The school sits in Swarg Ashram, close to Ram Jhula, one of the best known footbridges over the Ganges in Rishikesh. Students choose their accommodation when they apply. Couple sharing is a shared room for two people, and a private single-occupancy room is available on in-person courses.

Getting there is straightforward:

- Fly from Delhi to Dehradun Airport (DED), then take a pre-booked taxi of about 45 minutes to Rishikesh.
- Take a private taxi from Delhi, which takes 5 to 6 hours and suits late arrivals or heavy luggage.
- Take a train from Delhi to Haridwar (4 to 5 hours), then a taxi of about 30 minutes to the school.

Before You Go

Applying takes about two minutes and needs no payment. The team aims to reply within 48 hours by email and WhatsApp. Start the form by choosing where you want to study, since the available courses change with the location.

Airport pickup is not part of the course fee and is charged separately. The school has offered an early bird discount of 10% for enrolling three months before the start date, so it is worth asking whether it applies to your intake.

Students of the school describe the teachers as authentic and the training as deep, and the school holds a rating of 4.9 from more than 200 reviews on its own listings.