India Yoga Tour

In Buddhist philosophy, yoga can be understood as a disciplined path of training the body, mind, and awareness to overcome suffering and attain liberation (Nibbāna/Nirvana). The Buddha emphasized the Noble Eightfold Path, which includes right understanding, intention, speech, action, livelihood, effort, mindfulness, and concentration. Yogic meditation is particularly expressed through śamatha (calming and concentration) and vipaśyanā (insight meditation), through which practitioners develop mindfulness, understand the impermanent nature of existence, and see the causes of suffering and attachment. Buddhist practice also emphasizes ethical conduct, compassion, non-attachment, and wisdom. Thus, yoga in Buddhist philosophy is not primarily about physical postures; it is a systematic cultivation of mindfulness, concentration, insight, and wisdom leading toward freedom from craving, ignorance, and suffering.

Yoga in Chapter 11 of the Shrimad Bhagavad Gita, known as Viśvarūpa Darśana Yoga (The Yoga of the Vision of the Universal Form), describes the profound spiritual experience of seeing the entire universe in the divine form of Lord Krishna. Arjuna, after receiving Krishna’s teachings about the nature of the Self and Supreme Reality, asks to see Krishna’s universal form. Krishna grants him divine vision, through which Arjuna perceives all beings, gods, worlds, and cosmic forces united within Krishna. This vision reveals the infinite, all-pervading, and timeless nature of the Divine. Chapter 11 presents yoga as a path of devotion, surrender, divine vision, and realization of the unity of all existence, teaching that through spiritual awareness and grace, the practitioner can transcend ordinary perception and recognize the Supreme Reality as the source, sustainer, and ultimate destiny of the universe.

Meditation Technique 21 of the Vijñāna Bhairava Tantra is based on becoming deeply aware of the subtle space between the breath and the body. The practitioner observes the natural movement of the breath with complete attention, without forcing or changing it, and becomes aware of the stillness that appears as the breath moves inward and outward. As attention becomes increasingly subtle, the mind gradually becomes quiet and rests in the space of pure awareness. The practitioner does not try to achieve a particular experience but simply remains present and alert to the natural rhythm of breathing. Through this effortless awareness, ordinary mental activity subsides and the meditator can experience the silent, expansive consciousness of Bhairava, leading toward inner peace, self-awareness, and spiritual realization.

Experience the historical and cultural capitals of India with this 7-day tour as you visit the City of Delhi and the ancient capital Agra. In India Tour, you travel through Nepal exploring the breathtaking locales of both these South Asian countries. This trip will include tours of various UNESCO World Heritage siteswhile traveling across borders and observing the South Asian history unfold in the form of palace squares and forts depicting differences in civilizations. Most impressive of all, the Taj Mahal which is one of the seven wonders of the world and a symbol of love. We have a short window of time to visit all these monuments, and our team of professional guides will make sure you complete the trip while making it exciting and enlightening.

Start the tour in the land of Himalayas- Nepal as you arrive and tour around the Kathmandu Valley. Visit worldheritage sites depicting intricate architecture and an elaborate history. In no time, we move on to India. With Delhi and Agra tours in our itinerary, we get on with our tour with a day-long sightseeing tour of the massive city, Delhi. While we visit the marvels of architecture i.e. Lotus temple and Lal Qila (Red Fort) among others, the highlight for this day will be the massive Akshardham complex with its striking architecture and a light show in the evening. This is followed by a trip to the ancient capital of Mughal dynasty in India, Agra city, famous for the Taj Mahal. This grand structure and a symbol of eternal love were built by Shah Jahan for his queen Mumtaz. This tour will also include a visit to the Agra Fort before we complete our trip and head back to Delhi for our onwards journey.Best time to take this tour is during February-March and October-November.

Daewoo Travels is a tour operator based in Kathmandu, Nepal. We specialize in culture & heritage as well as adventure tour packages of Nepal, India, and Tibet. Our team of expert guides and tour professionals ensure a worthwhile experience.