Welcome to Sangita's Yogasutra, where the journey towards holistic well-being begins. Nestled in the tranquil and spiritual city of Nashik, India, this yoga studio offers a serene sanctuary to nurture the mind, body, and soul. Founded by the esteemed Sangita Porwal, who holds advanced yoga training credentials from Rishikesh and certifications from Yoga Alliance, USA and the Ministry of AYUSH, Govt of India, this studio is a perfect blend of traditional practices and modern wellness solutions.
At Sangita's Yogasutra, there is something for everyone—from regular yoga asana and pranayama classes to specialized sessions like prenatal and postnatal yoga, corporate yoga, and personalized one-on-one instruction. The focus is on creating a balanced exercise routine that integrates physical strength, flexibility, and inner peace through the practice of yoga, meditation, and mantra chanting. Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned practitioner, the classes are designed to cater to all levels and help you achieve your fitness and wellness goals.
Reconnect and recharge with meticulously designed yoga retreats that offer a break from the daily grind. Spend 3 to 5 days in an immersive experience, surrounded by nature, engaging in yoga, pranayama, and meditation, while also enjoying nourishing sattvic meals. Alongside like-minded individuals, delve deep into yogic philosophy and spiritual upliftment, leaving you rejuvenated and inspired.
Sangita's Yogasutra also brings yoga to the comfort of your home with online classes, welcoming participants from around the globe. With group sessions and individual batches available thrice a week, the studio ensures that distance is no barrier to experiencing the multitude of benefits that yoga brings. Additionally, Sangita Porwal extends her expertise as a freelance yoga instructor, designing and conducting bespoke yoga retreats for other institutes and corporate bodies.
Experience the transformative power of yoga in a community that values health, peace, and inner harmony. Let the journey begin at Sangita's Yogasutra.