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Ganga Sadhana Retreat India with Gabi Bozic & yogalexia

Spiritual Journey to the Motherland

A trip to India can be life-changing. It’s wild, exhilarating, opening and most and foremost, transforming. You have the chance to re-align, re-centre and retreat in a space that will show you wonder, appreciation and a true sense of belonging. 

Join Alexia & Gabi to the birth place of Yoga and explore the beauty of Rishikesh in the foothills of the Himalayas. Anchor in your spiritual practice, visit sacred sites and enjoy traditional Vedic ceremonies. The Ganga Sadhana Yatra (sadhana= spiritual practice, Yatra = spiritual journey) will take you to beautiful, scenic and incredibly inspiring places along the sacred river Ganges. You will sit with Masters, learn from nature and be mesmerized by colors, art, stories and people living the Yogic tradition.

Alexia & Gabi will be guiding this experience with specially crafted Yoga classes, Mantra, Breath and wisdom circles. At the end of our exploration we will also be enjoying 3 days of the International Yoga Festival- the world’s most revered and special Yoga festival at the banks of the river Ganges.

Get ready for a journey hOMe that will change your life.

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The Calling

A deep seeking for truth. A longing to go on an adventure that peels off some layers and takes you deeper. An interest in mythology, stories and fairytales. A desire to take a break from every day life and reconnect with yourself on a spiritual level.

This Experience will …..

Your Retreats includes

  • Full program according to itinerary
  • Accommodation in 4**** hotel at the banks of the Ganges River in Rishikesh
  • Ashram visits, Satsangs with Gurujis & Swamis, Rituals, Ceremonies
  • Local travel guides
  • All transfers and entrances during excursions
  • All breakfasts/brunches & dinners
  • Yoga and Meditation program with Gabi Bozic & yogalexia
  • HIGHLIGHT: 3 day pass for the International Yoga Festival in Rishikesh
  • An experience you will never forget and that will deeply transform you
  • 5% off your Pilgrimage investment will be donated to my Charity Project Narichaya in rural India, where we are building a learning centre for underprivileged women

Retreats schedule

Arrival Airport: Dehra Dun domestic airport (1 hour drive) or Delhi International Airport (5-7 hours). Welcome Circle at 18:00 & Opening Ritual.

Ground with a long morning practice overlooking the Ganges river. We will enjoy an extended brunch and visit the famous Beatles Ashram. Free Time for a first little shopping spree. Evening Arati (Sacred light ceremony by the Ganges). Dinner.

Sunrise at Kunjapuri mountain/temple overlooking the Himalayas. Stories and tales about Shiva & Shakti. Afternoon 2h Yoga & Mythology workshop. Dinner. Kirtan.

Morning Yoga & Meditation Practice. Visit the famous Vashisht Cave about 45 minutes North of Rishikesh followed by a traditional Ganga Snan (sacred Ganges bath). Lunch at one of our favorite mountain hideouts. Afternoon Satsang with Maa Gyaan Suveera.

Today we travel to Devprayag (about 3 hours drive) to the source of the Ganges river. It is a sacred pilgrimage point and a great opportunity to connect with higher consciousness, higher orientation and inner transformation.

Extended morning practice. Free morning. Afternoon Yin Yoga. Visit of the International Kirtan Festival. Dinner with the Hare Krishna family.

After our morning practice and brunch we will take a trip to Neelkanth to visit Yogi Amitram in his Earthship home for Satsang, followed by a visit of the famous Neelkanth Siva Temple.

Spend your day at the International Yoga Festival in Rishikesh

Spend your day at the International Yoga Festival in Rishikesh

Departure Day. Fly out of Dehra Dun domestic airport or Delhi International airport.

Check out any time after breakfast to catch your flight. No Yoga classes or practices on departure day.

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Alexia

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FAQ

Yes! Our pilgrimage route takes us to spiritual places and sacred sites These places are well maintained and safe. We are also always making sure we are staying in clean hotels and take plenty of safety measurements.

You can apply online for your e-tourist Visa to India via this link:
https://indianvisaonline.gov.in/evisa/tvoa.html
You can apply for this Visa anytime after you have signed up for the pilgrimage. You will receive an email with an ETA that says “VISA GRANTED”. The ETA is an confirmation, however, you will only receive the VISA STAMP upon entry at immigration.
Alternatively, you may also apply for a regular paper Visa at your local embassy.

Yatra is a sanskrit word and means “spiritual journey” or pilgrimage. I have called my India journeys Yatras because they are fundamentally different to Retreats. We are traveling a lot, visiting sacred sites, temples and spiritual homes. We will do daily spiritual practices and hold our energy and intentions high. This is not a trip to relax, but a deep encounter with yourself and a country that has ancient roots of wisdom and will empower you to see beyond the veils.

It requires you to be open, accepting, loving and welcoming. It might take you to your limits, yet only to discover that your mind is your only limit. India helps us expand and grow. Be open and you shall receive.

Our Yatra/ Retreat begins and ends in Delhi.
You may book your International Return flight to Delhi. Please do make sure that you arrive before 2pm on Arrival Day to be able to join the Opening Circle without stress.

  • Airport Transfers on arrival and departure day is included in the Yatra/ Retreat price.
  • If you arrive earlier or stay longer, airport transfer is 25€.

Yes, we are sending out a packing list with the confirmation of your space on the Retreat.

Yes, some cash is always recommended. While this is an all-inclusive trip, you might want to buy souvenirs and gifts in the markets and also tip our guides. Best you exchange cash right at the airport so you do not need to worry later as we are on a tightly timed adventure trip. You may also exchange more cash at the hotel in Rishikesh. There are also ATM’s /cash machines around (some work, some don’t).

While India is quite colorful and open when it comes to dress code, there are certain standards to follow especially when visiting temples and sacred sites.
Make sure to pack clothes that are not black in color, long sleeves (below shoulders) and lose pants or skirts (below knees). You can also use shawl to wrap around your waist, head or shoulders when you enter a temple site.
If you do not have clothes that suit this trip, do not worry, come in comfortable outfits and i will take you to the markets on day one. You can get India clothes for a cheap price at the local markets and they will serve you for many India trips to come 🙂

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