Join the world famous annual International Yoga Festival in 2023 – March 8 – 14, 2023 — uniting yogis of every culture, colour and creed together in a one-world yogic family, expanding global consciousness, and bringing healing to the planet, one person at a time! Come, Connect, Embrace, and Evolve Come home to Rishikesh, the birthplace of yoga and Yoga Capital of the World, the home of the ancient yogis, sages and seers. Each year the International Yoga Festival grows and expands, embracing more and more people from more and more countries around the world. In 2019, we had over 2000 participants from over 80 countries! Connect with like-minded, conscious yogis and paradigm-shifters from every part of the world. Whether you are already undergoing a personal transformation or are in search of transformation, whether you are already an active co-creator of your own divine life or you would like to become one – the Festival is for all! Befriend a community that becomes family for life. ​In the 7-day immersion and celebration, you have the opportunity to embrace every major style of yoga and learn from enlightened Spiritual Leaders, Master Yoga Teachers, Evolutionary Thought Leaders, and Wellness Specialists from around the world.  Awaken to the best version of yourself and ignite your inner light through this not-to-be-missed event at Parmarth Niketan Ashram, the largest ashram in Rishikesh and one of the largest interfaith yoga institutions in India. At the International Yoga Festival, there is a special time during the festival in which participants from around the world can offer a cultural demonstration of yoga, dance or song to highlight the cultural richness of their country.Please note:  This opportunity is for ticket-holders only, and is an opportunity to represent your country and culture to fellow IYF participants! For those interested in taking part in this, please complete the form below with your details and an outline of what you would like to present as well as how many in your group. Our team will contact you regarding this, closer to the Festival. Guidelines apply. Please see below: All performances should be mindful of ashram guidelines and Indian culture, and adhere to truth, non-violence, self-discipline, and polite etiquette. All performers (both men and women) are required to dress modestly and soberly, in a way that shows respect for the tradition of ashram life. We request that no shorts, sleeveless shirts, or other revealing clothing are worn. All performers are responsible for their own music, costumes and props. Basic light and sound will be provided by the ashram. No animals are allowed on stage. Check it out at https://internationalyogafestival.org 

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