21 Day 200 Hour Yoga Teacher Training in Lake Atitlan, Guatemala

This 21-day, 200-hour yoga teacher training on the shores of Lake Atitlán in Guatemala is designed for practitioners who want to deepen their practice, earn a teaching certification, and undergo meaningful personal growth in a stunning natural setting. The program blends traditional Eastern yoga philosophy with the Shamanic Medicine Wheel, a framework rooted in the spiritual traditions of the Americas. Over four cycles aligned with the cardinal directions, participants move through stages of release, understanding, growth, and empowerment. Each cycle invites a different kind of inner work. Rather than simply memorizing postures and sequences, students are encouraged to examine their lives through a spiritual lens. The training aims to equip graduates not only to teach yoga but to live with greater clarity and intention. Lake Atitlán provides a dramatic backdrop for this intensive. Surrounded by volcanoes and Maya villages, the lake has long drawn seekers and healers. The natural beauty and quiet pace of life here support the kind of reflection and inner stillness the curriculum asks of participants. Groups are intentionally intimate and international, bringing together students from around the world. This shared journey creates a supportive community where lasting friendships often form. The collective energy of each cohort shapes the experience, making every training unique. Graduates leave with a 200-hour certification and a set of tools for sharing yoga with others. Perhaps more importantly, they gain a clearer sense of their own path forward. The training is well suited to dedicated practitioners ready for both rigorous study and honest self-inquiry.