Best Kundalini Yoga Studios in India

Stretching, Pilates, …
The Green Room
29 Sukhumvit 31, Khwaeng Khlong Toei Nuea, Klongtoey, Bangkok
Slow Flow
Stacey’s classes are always so good. She’s such a supportive teacher and very caring towards everyone in the room. She shares her knowledge throughout which is so helpful
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4.9
(10000+)
Safety guidelines
Slow Flow
Stacey’s classes are always so good. She’s such a supportive teacher and very caring towards everyone in the room. She shares her knowledge throughout which is so helpful
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Welcome to our Yoga & Wellness Sanctuary. Providing you a beautiful, calm experience…
Yoga, Martial Arts, …
Lotus Wellness Bangkok
Pitak Court (Sathorn Soi 1), 43 Soi Atthakan Prasit, Thung Maha Mek, Sathon, Bangkok
Inside Flow Yoga
Love this inside flow class with Nada very much. It's a fun class where I get to move with beautiful music, enjoy and stay focus in the present moment. I also like that there're not many people in the class, so the teacher can pay attention to student and help to guide the posture.
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4.9
(2500+)
Inside Flow Yoga
Love this inside flow class with Nada very much. It's a fun class where I get to move with beautiful music, enjoy and stay focus in the present moment. I also like that there're not many people in the class, so the teacher can pay attention to student and help to guide the posture.
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Please see direction below to avoid getting lostLotus Wellness Bangkok Studio is…
Stretching, Aerial, …
Raj House of Yoga
8th Floor The Sacha Apart Hotel Thonglor Soi Sukhumvit 38, Bangkok
Hip Opening
Yoga, Pain, and the Bangkok Skyline: A Beginner’s Journey to Flexibility (or Death) As a long-distance runner, I thought I knew pain—cramps, blisters, hitting the wall at kilometer 30. Turns out, I knew nothing. Enter hip-opening yoga on a hotel rooftop, where a deceptively peaceful-looking class turned into a slow, torturous unraveling of every tight muscle in my legs and back. The instructor? A vision of serenity—graceful, calm, and somehow able to guide a class of both seasoned yogis and stiff beginners (me) without missing a beat. Her soothing voice led us through poses that seemed innocent until I realized my hips were locked tighter than a bank vault. Each stretch was a battle between my willpower and my hamstrings, which screamed for mercy. For an hour, I balanced between pain and enlightenment. Every position hurt exactly where I needed it, like she could see into my soul (or at least my misaligned pelvis). But as much as I suffered, something magical happened—I left the class feeling taller, looser, and strangely euphoric. Maybe that’s just what survival feels like. And if all else fails, at least the Bangkok skyline was there as a reward—a breathtaking view to soften the existential crisis of discovering how immobile I truly am. 5/5 stars - I will return for more pain. Eventually.
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4.9
(500+)
Hip Opening
Yoga, Pain, and the Bangkok Skyline: A Beginner’s Journey to Flexibility (or Death) As a long-distance runner, I thought I knew pain—cramps, blisters, hitting the wall at kilometer 30. Turns out, I knew nothing. Enter hip-opening yoga on a hotel rooftop, where a deceptively peaceful-looking class turned into a slow, torturous unraveling of every tight muscle in my legs and back. The instructor? A vision of serenity—graceful, calm, and somehow able to guide a class of both seasoned yogis and stiff beginners (me) without missing a beat. Her soothing voice led us through poses that seemed innocent until I realized my hips were locked tighter than a bank vault. Each stretch was a battle between my willpower and my hamstrings, which screamed for mercy. For an hour, I balanced between pain and enlightenment. Every position hurt exactly where I needed it, like she could see into my soul (or at least my misaligned pelvis). But as much as I suffered, something magical happened—I left the class feeling taller, looser, and strangely euphoric. Maybe that’s just what survival feels like. And if all else fails, at least the Bangkok skyline was there as a reward—a breathtaking view to soften the existential crisis of discovering how immobile I truly am. 5/5 stars - I will return for more pain. Eventually.
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If you're looking for a studio with classes that are as challenging as they are fun…
Pilates, Strength Training, …
Tri Bodyworks
TRI BODYWORKS, 6 Ari Samphan 8 Alley, Phaya Thai, Khet Phaya Thai, Bangkok
“The HIIT LIST with YUTH”
One of most tired classes ever! My sweat is keepin out but worth to Try every second The instructor always cheer us up to continue until finish love his energy! Try my best to find match schedule to reserve next class 💝💝💝💝💝 the place so good every participant so smiley good place to visit🥰
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4.9
(100+)
Safety guidelines
“The HIIT LIST with YUTH”
One of most tired classes ever! My sweat is keepin out but worth to Try every second The instructor always cheer us up to continue until finish love his energy! Try my best to find match schedule to reserve next class 💝💝💝💝💝 the place so good every participant so smiley good place to visit🥰
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At TRI Bodyworks, we’re not just a fitness studio; we value connection, we care,…
Pilates, Barre, …
Akasha Wellness Bangkok
Akasha Wellness, 550 1 Charoen Nakhon Rd, Bang Lamphu Lang, Khlong San, Bangkok
Hatha Yoga [TH]
Love instructor Thip! She has such a calming presence, and I feel so supported. I love that she does small massages at the end of the class — really helped my tech neck and office syndrome issues. Will definitely be back soon to this beautiful space🤍
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4.9
(100+)
Safety guidelines
Hatha Yoga [TH]
Love instructor Thip! She has such a calming presence, and I feel so supported. I love that she does small massages at the end of the class — really helped my tech neck and office syndrome issues. Will definitely be back soon to this beautiful space🤍
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Homely Wellness Cottage Nestled On Charoen Nakhon Road. Sound Healing, Yoga, Pilates…
Yoga
Parampara Yoga & Wellness Studio Aerial Yoga
Behind Salon De Belle, 1521/2 Sukhumvit Rd, Phra Khanong Nuea, Watthana , Bangkok
Aerial Yoga (Yoga Fly): Float & Flow- For Beginners: English
My first time trying aerial yoga - a bit scary at first but overall a fun experience! The instructor is very attentive and would come over to each of us to help. The studio itself also feels cozy and clean.
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4.9
(100+)
Safety guidelines
Aerial Yoga (Yoga Fly): Float & Flow- For Beginners: English
My first time trying aerial yoga - a bit scary at first but overall a fun experience! The instructor is very attentive and would come over to each of us to help. The studio itself also feels cozy and clean.
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Welcome to Parampara Yoga, where we combine traditional yoga practices with exciting…
Yoga, Meditation
Sol Star
OUMI ORGANIC CAFE, 281/3 Soi Ekkamai 15, Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana, , Bangkok
Slow Flow Yoga With Sound Bath
Ellie was such a great teacher! Very nice and sweet. Totally recommend ka 😊 and the studio is super cozy !
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4.9
(100+)
Safety guidelines
Slow Flow Yoga With Sound Bath
Ellie was such a great teacher! Very nice and sweet. Totally recommend ka 😊 and the studio is super cozy !
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If you’re looking for a studio with classes that are as challenging as they are fun…
Stretching, Pilates, …
The Green Room Private Training
29 Sukhumvit 31, Khwaeng Khlong Toei Nuea, Klongtoey, Bangkok
60-min Private
Kanke’s private class helps me better releasing my back than seeing a fysio therapist. She does on point body adjustments and uses weighted bags to get your stretch to the maximum level.
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5.0
(37)
60-min Private
Kanke’s private class helps me better releasing my back than seeing a fysio therapist. She does on point body adjustments and uses weighted bags to get your stretch to the maximum level.
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