©2006 Shantih Shala | ©2006 images by Maxwell Photography
'Shantih' means peace, 'shala' means school in the Sanskrit language. So, welcome to our humble Peace Yoga School!
Shantih Shala is Hua Hin's only independent Yoga School led by an internationally Certified Yoga Instructor
(by Sivananda Vedante Institute in Chennai, India)
What We Offer:
Yoga Meditation Pranayama (Yogic breathwork)
Kirtan (singing & chanting) Satsang (communal gatherings)
Yoga Events, Holidays & Retreats Holistic & Wellness Events & Holidays
Yoga props & fashion Healing Arts
Reiki Reflexology Naturopathy
Yoga Classes & Workshops:
Classes & workshops for all levels Private & Group classes
Yoga Therapy (Back care, Insomnia, muscle stiffness, relaxation techniques etc)
Sivananda Hatha Yoga Ashtanga Yoga Power Yoga Partner Yoga
Yin Yoga Yin Yang Flow Vinyasa Flow Yoga Iyengar Yoga
*Please visit the NEWS & EVENTS page for FUTURE & PREVIOUS EVENTS
We invite you to join us and be part of the growing yoga community in Hua Hin and Thailand!
About Hua Hin: Hua Hin is the royal resort town of Thailand where His Majesty the King of Thailand has chosen to make his home. Although Hua Hin continues to mature as an international holiday destination and a second home for many, the King being here ensures controlled development continues to improve the local resort facilities and attractions. More importantly, the original character and peaceful tranquility of Hua Hin as a quiet, charming traditional fishing town stays preserved. Catch a glimpse of Hua Hin here......
Shantih Shala was created to share - be it experiences, insights, wisdom, thoughts, either in words, images or feelings. Whether you are new or a veteran to yoga, I hope you will discover yoga as a never-ending rewarding, spiritual journey.
Contact us if you would like to find out more about Yoga and other classes, or if you have anything you would like to share:- Josephine@shantihshala.com or JosephineOngYokeNunn@yahoo.com
I wish you all the love, health and happiness!
Ohm shantih....
Namaste*......
*Namaste = literally meaning 'I bow to you', used as a greeting
