300-hour · Training

300-Hour Advanced Teacher Training

Name: 300-Hour Advanced Teacher Training
Price: 1499 USD

Boudha, KathmanduUp to 12 students

Course overview

300-Hour Advanced Teacher Training (300-hour) — Yoga training at Rising Lotus Wellness Studio in Boudha, Kathmandu.

Before choosing your training

Tell the studio about your experience and what you hope to learn. Ask for the course-specific syllabus, prerequisites, materials and any certificate requirements before confirming your place.

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Teachers

Kalpana Thapa Dulal

Sound healing & yoga teacher

Kalpana Thapa Dulal has worked in sound healing for over a decade. She began in 2012 as a singing bowl healer at the Golden Temple Singing Bowl and Healing Center in Kathmandu, trained as a healing therapist under Guru Swami Chaitanya, and completed her yoga teacher training at Nepal Yoga Academy in 2018. She describes herself as Nepal's first certified female sound healing instructor. In her words: “When I began my journey in holistic health over a decade ago, traditional sound therapy in Nepal was predominantly led by male monks and healers.” At Rising Lotus in Boudha she teaches the dawn Hatha and Ashtanga classes. Hatha · Ashtanga · Yin · Sound healing

Course dates

Dates and places are confirmed by the studio after your enquiry.

Oct 5 – Nov 8, 2026

Dates to be confirmed · Kalpana Thapa Dulal

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Practical questions

Who teaches this course?

Kalpana Thapa Dulal leads this training.

What is the group size?

Classes are limited to 12 students to ensure personalized attention.

What deposit is required?

The listed deposit is $300 · रू39,900 and counts toward the full tuition. The studio confirms availability and payment arrangements on WhatsApp before your seat is confirmed.

Where does the course take place?

All trainings are held at Rising Lotus Wellness Studio in Boudha, Kathmandu — on Jorpati Road, a short walk from the Boudhanath stupa.