Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Center Dalat

What reviewers say

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• ★ 52 months ago

  An absolute gem for people on a spiritual journey. Yogis or not, you will experience the pureness, kindness and simplicity upon arrival. I particularly enjoyed the Satsang sessions and the philosophy workshops with Swami, truly enriching :) The staff are more than helpful, the vegetarian meals are also of high quality. I spent two nights at the center and feel very grateful. Highly recommend!

• ★ 5a year ago

  🤩 Sivananda Yoga Center was amazing !!! 🧘🏻‍♀️I took classes for 1 month and I enjoyed so much how the yogic team guided me. 💜 The team was so kind and welcoming, I felt at home with friends! I also ate with them for a beautiful Vietnamese meal they cooked. 🇻🇳Thank you SO MUCH for your kindness and generosity ! Thank you Sivananda Da Lat, I will come back for sure. Big hug, Helene

• ★ 57 months ago

  I took a class with Swami Lakshmi Satya today and loved every second of it. Not only does she inspire a beautiful energy through the entire flow, but she helped me correct my asanas and align in a completely new way. I will be back for sure 🥰🙏🏻♥️ thank you!

• ★ 5Edited a year ago

  This center has a very special place in my heart! I was a resident here for 5 days and I had an incredible time. The yoga and meditation classes helped me a lot to strengthen my mind and body but the best thing about this center is the staff!! Incredibly pure, welcoming and lovely people who made me feel like I was part of a little family. I said goodbye on my last day as a resident but came back the next day for yoga class because I missed them and their energy already so much..💗

• ★ 5Edited 2 years ago

  The host is knowledgeable and supportive. I learn the 5 points of yoga, vegetarian eating, enjoying meditation. My mind are so relaxing after this courses within 5 days. Definitely I will come back to learn more about Yoga, meditation and connect with myself though practicing proper breathing. I am thankful for experiencing this and would apply the practice in my daily life

• ★ 55 months ago

  I would highly recommend this yoga studio if you are in Dalat. I honestly would've stayed in the city longer just to go to these yoga classes! The atmosphere was peaceful and calming and the classes, superb. I just turned up to the classes from the schedule and payed for each class 200k. Very worth it! Thank you so much and please keep doing what you are doing 💫💫

• ★ 4a year ago

  Lovely place and took me quite an effort to contact them on the schedule and classes and had to go down in person to ask about it. Went to their Facebook page and contacted them via WhatsApp but they replied me days later when I had left dalat already. Emailed them and that reply was faster than WhatsApp. Best is to go down in person if you are nearby. Went for a kirtan and meditation session and it was lovely and much appreciated and thankful to one of the teachers for doing the translating to English 🙏🏼 Really lovely session and simple to understand. I had wanted to share more with them after the session and ask more questions but they seem more interested in discussing among themselves so I left quite quickly. I didn’t sign up for any of their classes or trainings so I can’t comment on how those are.

• ★ 2Edited 2 months ago

  I came to this yoga center because I had wanted to practice here since my previous stay in Da Lat. I even brought my yoga mat with me this time and got accommodation nearby because I planned to buy a monthly unlimited membership and attend classes regularly. However... On the website, the price for an unlimited monthly membership was listed as 600,000 VND. But when I arrived, I was told by the staff that the actual price was 1,500,000 VND — almost three times higher. When I mentioned the price shown on the website, I was simply told that the information “had not been updated.” What made the situation even more disappointing was learning that foreigners are charged differently, more than local Vietnamese customers. For a yoga center that presents itself as a place with “traditional values,” this felt unfair and contradictory to the spirit of openness and equality that yoga is supposed to represent. The atmosphere during my visit also did not feel welcoming. Less than a minute of visiting this place and talking to the tense woman was enough for me to understand that I would not be practicing here and that this is not my place. I was looking for a peaceful, welcoming yoga school filled with kindness and human warmth, but instead the place felt cold, commercial, and focused mainly on money.