Timetable
Daily Yoga Classes in Langkawi9 am - 11 am4 pm - 6 pm | every day |
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Yoga classes at our studio in Pantai Cenang every morning and afternoon, seven days a week.
If possible, send us a text message, an e-mail or call us on +6016 2715 082 to confirm the yoga class you wish to attend.
If you are only in Langkawi for a short time but want to do some intensive yoga practice then you can join our One day Intensive Yoga workshop. Read more...
We also teach private classes for individuals or groups by arrangement, either at our studio or at your hotel, home or workplace.
If you find another time convenient for you, or wish to book a private session outside these hours, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Yoga mats are provided for the yoga classes. We also sell new yoga mats.
Yoga classes can be taught in English, Mandarin, Cantonese, French, Dutch or Malay.
Full day, full on yoga workshop
This year you can join our new one day yoga workshop. It is an intensive full day (7am - 10pm) which includes Asana, Pranayama, Meditation, Kriyas and a strength and flexibility session. Simple vegetarian meals, snacks and beverages are included. Ideal for those who want to deepen their yoga practice but don't have the time to join a full retreat. Read more...
Sammanam : respect
Please bear in mind that Langkawi is predominantly Muslim and many locals are quite traditional in their outlook. If you are walking to yoga class through the kampong please respect local sensitivities and avoid wearing overly revealing clothing (e.g. bikinis or speedos). This applies to both men and women. During yoga class you may dress as you please.
Disclaimer: In November 2008 the Malaysian National Fatwa Council shocked the world by imposing a fatwa on yoga in Malaysia. According to this ruling Muslims may not practice yoga in Malaysia.
Yoga Now is obliged to respect this ruling and does not accept any Muslims for our yoga classes, yoga workshops or any of our yoga retreats held in Malaysia. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience or offence this may cause and we thank you for your understanding.
As different streams having different sources all mingle their waters in the sea, so different tendencies various though they appear, crooked or straight, all lead to God.- Swami Vivekananda
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Support underprivileged children in India
Our friend Swami Tattwarupananda runs a small ashram near Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala where he looks after 20 boys from a modest background, providing them with accommodation, education and moral guidance.
To learn more about Swami-ji and his work you can visit his website www.jjkgurukulam.org.
If you are interested in supporting his work and would like to contribute, you are welcome to make a donation. In India a small amount goes a long way and would certainly be appreciated. You can send your donation to him with the details provided on his website, or alternatively we can forward it to him for you.
