Call or WhatsApp: +91 9130157393 \u00b7 +91 8077952069<\/a><\/strong> \u00b7 Email: contactdikshayoga@gmail.com<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Published By Miss Soniya Rangher Ready to take your teaching further? Your 200-hour training taught you how to lead a class. A 300 Hour Yoga Teacher Training Sri Lanka teaches you how to teach \u2014 to read the students in front of you, build sequences with purpose, adjust with confidence and bring real depth into every class. Diksha Yoga School’s 300-hour yoga teacher training in Sri Lanka is a 28-day residential course at Green Serene Villa in Galle, on the island’s southern coast. Groups are capped at 10 students, every batch is taught by our teaching team in the method of our founder, Yogini Manisha (E-RYT 500), and your hours count toward Yoga Alliance RYT 500. Batches start on the 5th of every month from November 2026 to May 2027. 300-hour yoga teacher training Sri Lanka: 2027 dates and fees Every batch is the full 28-day \/ 27-night residential course, with your room, three sattvic vegetarian meals a day and airport pickup from Colombo included. Batch Private room Twin shared Triple shared Seats left 5 Dec 2026 \u2013 1 Jan 2027 \u20ac3,800 \u20ac3,400 \u20ac2,700 3 5 Jan \u2013 1 Feb 2027 \u20ac3,800 \u20ac3,400 \u20ac2,700 8 5 Feb \u2013 4 Mar 2027 \u20ac3,800 \u20ac3,400 \u20ac2,700 4 5 Mar \u2013 1 Apr 2027 \u20ac3,800 \u20ac3,400 \u20ac2,700 5 5 Apr \u2013 2 May 2027 \u20ac3,800 \u20ac3,400 \u20ac2,700 8 5 May \u2013 1 Jun 2027 \u20ac3,800 \u20ac3,400 \u20ac2,700 6 A 30% deposit reserves your place: \u20ac810 for a triple-shared room, \u20ac1,020 for twin shared or \u20ac1,140 for private. The balance is due 15 days before your course starts. Can’t wait until 2027? A batch also runs 5 November \u2013 2 December 2026. See the full dates and fees and booking terms. Book Your Spot \u2192 Who is the 300-hour training for? This is an intermediate-to-advanced course for people who already have a steady practice and want to go deeper \u2014 in their own yoga and in how they teach it. Do I need a 200-hour certificate first? No. An established personal practice is recommended, but no certificate is required. Keep in mind that Yoga Alliance‘s RYT 500 needs both a 200-hour and a 300-hour certificate, so if you start here you would complete a 200-hour course afterwards. If you’re unsure which level suits you, read about what changes after your 200-hour certification. Why train in Galle in 2027? December to March is Galle’s most popular season, with warm, generally pleasant weather along the southern coast \u2014 ideal for a month of early practice and evening satsang. April and May are hotter and more humid, with occasional rain, and the island stays lush and green. – A quiet base for deep study: Green Serene Villa sits in tropical greenery close to the coast, away from the busier surf towns. (Comparing locations? See Galle vs Weligama vs Arugam Bay.) Explore our 300-hour yoga teacher training in Sri Lanka and 200-hour yoga teacher training in Sri Lanka to compare your training options. – History on your doorstep: spend free Sundays in the UNESCO-listed Galle Fort, with its old walls, caf\u00e9s and ocean views. Discover more about yoga teacher training in Galle, Sri Lanka and why this coastal location is ideal for focused study and cultural exploration. – Easy to reach: fly into Colombo Bandaranaike International Airport (CMB); pickup is included and the drive is about 2.5\u20133.5 hours. Before travelling, check the official Sri Lanka immigration website for current visa and entry requirements. You can also explore our Sri Lanka yoga teacher training dates and fees to plan your stay. Why train with Diksha Yoga School Registered at both levels: Diksha Yoga School is a Yoga Alliance Registered Yoga School (RYS 200 and RYS 300). Never more than 10 students: your teachers know your practice and your teaching, and give you direct, individual feedback. Explore our 300-hour yoga teacher training in Sri Lanka for advanced, small-group residential learning. Teach every skill, don’t just study it: you plan and lead full classes, build progressive sequences and practise adjustments with feedback throughout. Learn more about our 200-hour yoga teacher training in Sri Lanka and explore our yoga teacher training in Goa. A proven method: our teaching team follows the approach of our founder, Yogini Manisha (E-RYT 500, YACEP), refined over more than 16 years and 23,000 students from 80+ countries. Manisha trained at Aarsha Yoga Vidya Peetham in Kerala, completing three 200-hour and two 300-hour trainings herself. 300-hour curriculum: what you’ll learn Nine areas of advanced study, practice and teaching over 28 days. Subject What you study What you take away Advanced Hatha Yoga Traditional asanas with closer attention to alignment, breath and preparation; working safely toward challenging postures The ability to teach any asana to any student Ashtanga Yoga The Primary Series \u2014 structure, sequence and principles; steady, breath-led practice; modifications A stronger personal practice and Ashtanga principles for your classes Vinyasa Flow & sequencing Progressive sequencing, peak-pose preparation, transitions, counterposes, themes for different levels Sequences you have designed, taught and improved Advanced philosophy The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, the Bhagavad Gita and the Hatha Yoga Pradipika, applied to life and teaching Classes that carry meaning beyond the physical Advanced anatomy Functional anatomy, limitations and modifications, safe approaches to advanced asana Confidence adapting any posture to the person in front of you Alignment & adjustments Observing students, verbal guidance and mindful, student-aware hands-on adjustments Adjustment skills you can use in your next class Pranayama & shatkarma Nadi Shodhana, Kapalabhati, Bhastrika, Ujjayi, Bhramari and yogic cleansing practices A steady daily breath practice and the understanding behind it Meditation Concentration, contemplation, guided and silent meditation, mantra and chanting A meditation practice you can sustain after the course Teaching methodology & practicum Advanced class planning, cueing, voice, class management and teaching different levels Real teaching experience and feedback on your own style Evenings close with satsang \u2014 mantra, chanting and yogic discussion \u2014 and you’ll join local excursions with your group. Want to get a head start on breathwork? Read our guide to pranayama. A typical day Time Session 6:00 AM Wake up 6:30 AM Jal neti & pranayama 7:00 AM Asana: Hatha (Mon\/Wed\/Fri) or Ashtanga (Tue\/Thu\/Sat) 9:00 AM Breakfast 10:00 AM Yoga philosophy 11:00 AM Alignment & adjustments 12:00 PM Meditation 1:00 PM Lunch & rest 3:00 PM Anatomy 4:00 PM Tea break 4:30 PM Teaching methodology & sequencing 5:30 PM Evening Vinyasa Flow (student-led teaching from week 2) 7:30 PM Dinner 8:30 PM Satsang & meditation Sundays are a rest day with no classes. For a fuller picture, read a day in the life at our Sri Lanka school. Where you’ll stay and what’s included You live and train at Green Serene Villa, a peaceful residential retreat in Galle surrounded by tropical greenery, close to the coast, with a spacious yoga shala. Shops, caf\u00e9s, pharmacies and ATMs are close by, and Galle railway station is about 5\u201310 km away. Your course fee includes: Not included: flights, Sri Lanka visa or travel authorisation fees, travel and medical insurance, personal expenses and local transport (other than airport pickup), and the optional Yoga Alliance registration fee. Booking terms at a glance Term Detail Deposit 30%: \u20ac810 triple shared, \u20ac1,020 twin shared, \u20ac1,140 private Balance Due 15 days before the course starts Date changes Move to another available batch with at least 30 days’ notice Within 30 days Bookings can’t normally be changed; contact us in a genuine emergency Refunds The deposit is non-refundable Payment Bank transfer, cash, credit\/debit card, PayPal or Wise From RYT 200 to RYT 500 When you complete the course and its assessment, you receive a 300-hour certificate from a Yoga Alliance Registered Yoga School (RYS 300). Together with a 200-hour certificate, it makes you eligible to register with Yoga Alliance as an RYT 500 \u2014 the registration fee is paid directly to Yoga Alliance. Not sure how registration works? Here’s how to register with Yoga Alliance. Prefer to train in India? Our 300-hour yoga teacher training in Goa follows the same approach in Arambol, Goa. Frequently asked questions How much does the 300-hour yoga teacher training in Sri Lanka cost? \u20ac2,700 in a triple-shared room, \u20ac3,400 in a twin-shared room or \u20ac3,800 in a private room. The fee includes 27 nights’ accommodation, three sattvic vegetarian meals a day, all classes, the course manual and airport pickup from Colombo. Explore our 300-hour yoga teacher training in Sri Lanka for course details. When are the 2027 dates? Batches start on the 5th of each month: 5 Dec 2026 \u2013 1 Jan 2027, then January, February, March, April and May 2027. Each runs 28 days. Check our course schedules and fees before booking. Do I need to complete a 200-hour training first? No. An established practice is recommended. For RYT 500 you need both a 200-hour and a 300-hour certificate, so if you start here you would complete a 200-hour yoga teacher training afterwards. Read our guide on how to register with Yoga Alliance. How is the 300-hour course different from the 200-hour? The 200-hour course teaches the foundations of practice and teaching. The 300-hour goes further: advanced asana, deeper philosophy and anatomy, hands-on adjustments, advanced sequencing and more time teaching full classes with feedback. Learn about our 300-hour yoga teacher training in Sri Lanka and the school’s Yoga Alliance registration. How many students are in each batch? A maximum of 10, so you get direct, individual guidance on your practice and your teaching. Meet our lead teacher, Yogini Manisha, and learn about her teaching approach. What’s the best time of year to train in Galle? December to March is the most popular season, with warm, generally pleasant weather on the southern coast. April and May are hotter and more humid with occasional rain. For more destination information, read our guide to yoga teacher training in Sri Lanka. How do I get to Galle? Fly into Colombo Bandaranaike International Airport (CMB). Airport pickup is included; the drive is about 2.5\u20133.5 hours. Send us your flight details before you travel. Do I need a visa for Sri Lanka? Most visitors need a visa or electronic travel authorisation. Rules change, so check Sri Lanka’s official immigration website for your nationality before booking flights. Start your 300-hour journey in 2027 Twenty-eight days in Galle, a group of no more than 10, and a teaching team that knows your practice by name. If you’re ready to teach with more skill, depth and confidence, choose your 2027 batch and reserve your place with a 30% deposit. Need to get ready first? 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