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Noble Silence Yoga & Meditation Retreat
Noble Silence Yoga & Meditation Retreat
This retreat uses noble silence as the setting for sustained meditation practice. Noble silence means stepping back from speech, eye contact, reading, and devices, so the mind has the space to settle on its own.
Why the Silent Retreat?
Three meditation techniques taught and developed over the week: Vipassana, Anapanasati, and Metta Bhavana
A full week of noble silence, a genuine break from speech, screens, and noise
Daily gentle hatha yoga, designed to support long hours of sitting
Walking meditation in the ashram grounds and surrounding nature
Personal interviews with the meditation teacher throughout the retreat
A small group, for real individual support
6 nights on the ashram, three organic meals a day, and pickup from Pokhara
Your week, spelled out
Daily curriculum
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Daily curriculum
- Morning sitting meditation (self guided sessions)
- Gentle Hatha yoga / walking meditation
- Breakfast in silence
- Contemplative Walking
- Self Study
- Lunch
- Vipassana Self-Guidance After receiving the technique
- Self awareness practice with detachment
- Silent walking in nature
- Evening meditation
- Mindfulness practice
- Noble silence practice
- Light dinner
- Metta (loving-kindness) meditation
- Rest in silence
Noble Silence Yoga & Meditation Retreat Detail:
The 6 Nights 7 Days Noble Silence Yoga Meditation Retreat at Bodhidham Yoga and Spiritual Retreat Ashram is an intensive silent retreat that uses the ancient and proven tool of noble silence as the container for deep meditation practice.
Noble silence, the complete withdrawal from verbal communication, eye contact, reading, and digital devices, creates the inner conditions for the mind to settle naturally, emotions to process, and genuine insight to arise.
Over seven days, participants are guided through a structured daily rhythm of sitting meditation, walking meditation, hatha yoga, pranayama, and restorative practices. Three core meditation techniques are taught and developed throughout the retreat: Vipassana (insight meditation), Anapanasati (mindfulness of breathing), and Metta Bhavana (loving-kindness).
As the retreat progresses and silence deepens, most participants notice a significant shift in the quality of their awareness, a quieting of mental noise and a growing sense of ease and presence.
Silence is entered gradually on Day 1 and maintained through Day 6, with mindful speech returning on the final day. Personal interviews with the meditation teacher are available throughout the retreat to support each participant’s individual process.
The program is held within the peaceful and spiritually charged environment of Bodhidham, surrounded by the Himalayas and the natural beauty of Pokhara, a setting that actively supports inner stillness.
Some prior meditation experience is recommended. This is an intensive practice retreat and participants should be in good general health and emotional stability. Limited enrollment ensures genuine individual support and a sacred group container.
What You Will Learn and Experience
- Vipassana (Insight Meditation): Learn the foundational technique of observing the arising and passing of all physical and mental phenomena with clear, non-reactive awareness. Develop direct insight into the nature of impermanence, non-self, and suffering.
- Anapanasati (Mindfulness of Breathing): Develop concentration and present-moment awareness using the natural rhythm of the breath as the primary object of attention.
- Metta Bhavana (Loving-Kindness Meditation): Systematically cultivate unconditional love and compassion toward yourself and all beings, softening the heart and dissolving barriers.
- Walking Meditation: Bring the quality of meditative awareness into slow, mindful movement. Practise in the natural surroundings of the ashram grounds.
- Hatha Yoga for Meditators: Daily gentle yoga sessions designed to release physical tension, open the body, and support long hours of sitting practice.
- self awareness practice: Experience the practice of yogic sleep, a guided state of conscious deep rest that supports integration and profound physical and mental restoration.
- Noble Silence: Practice complete withdrawal from verbal and non-verbal communication, electronic devices, and external stimulation, creating the ideal conditions for deep meditation.
- Body relaxation practice: Develop refined sensitivity to physical sensations throughout the body, cultivating the foundation for Vipassana practice.
- By the end of this retreat, you will leave with an established meditation practice, direct experience of silence as a healing tool, and clear guidance for continuing your practice at home.
Reserve your seat at Bodhidham.
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Every plan includes sessions, sattvic meals, accommodation and free Pokhara pickup. Pick the room that fits you.
Sharing room
- Best for couples & solo travellers
- Twin beds, shared bath
All-inclusive of stay, three sattvic meals, every session and free pickup from Pokhara airport or bus park. 20% deposit confirms your seat.
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Included in your fee
- Noble silence throughout the retreat, from day 1 to day 6
- Meditation instruction in Vipassana, Anapanasati, and Metta Bhavana
- Daily hatha yoga sessions
- Walking meditation in natural surroundings
- Yoga nidra and body scan practices
- A personal interview with the meditation teacher
- 6 nights accommodation on the ashram
- Three organic vegetarian meals a day, eaten in mindfulness
- Herbal teas throughout the retreat
- Course materials and a home practice guide
- Free pickup from Pokhara
Not included
- International and domestic flights
- Nepal visa
- Personal expenses
- Travel insurance
Taught by 3 Yogis
SwamiFounder & Spiritual Head
DeepikaYoga & Anatomy Teacher
RatheeshGuest Yoga Teacher
Why choose Bodhidham?
- i.Traditional lineage-based teaching from experienced yogis
- ii.Family Environment
- iii.Organic food grown on a local farm.
- iv.Away from the city. At the height of 1320 m, Ghachowk Village.
- v.Pollution-Free Location, Best AQI.
- vi.In a lap of the holy mountain, Machhapuchhre.
How to reserve your seat.
Bank transfer
Exact bank details are shared by WhatsApp/email once your dates are confirmed.
Frequently asked
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Three sattvic meals, mostly from the farm.
All meals at Bodhidham are organic, freshly prepared and vegetarian, following Sattvic (yogic) dietary principles. Breakfast includes oats, fruits and herbal teas. Lunch is the main meal, dal bhat with seasonal vegetables.
Dinner is lighter with soups, bread or rice with vegetables. Special dietary requirements (vegan, gluten-free, allergies) can be accommodated with advance notice.
- Herbal Tea: Provided With Each Meal.
- Source: Mostly own organic farm
- Meals: Three a day, included
- Special diets: Vegan & gluten-free on request




Ashram premises and Accommodation Yoga Ashram
We offer you both private and twin sharing rooms by allowing you to choose what best suits for your comfort and budget. Guided by the principle that cleanliness is next to godliness, our rooms are kept clean, simple, and comfortable with all basic amenities provided.
- Hot Water: 24/7 hot water is available in the bathrooms.
- Beds: Bedsheets and towels are changed regularly.
- Toiletreies: Basic toiletries are provided by the Ashram.
- Room: Rooms are cleaned routinely to maintain a peaceful and hygienic living space.



The practical side of it.
A few honest notes before you book. Most students fly into Kathmandu and either fly or bus to Pokhara, and we collect you from the airport or the bus park, free.
Visa on arrival at Kathmandu (Tribhuvan) for 80+ nationalities. USD 30 (15 days) / 50 (30 days) / 125 (90 days). Bring 2 passport photos and USD cash.
September to November and February to May are the clearest. Monsoon (June to August) is quieter and often better priced. We run year-round.
Modest yoga clothes, warm layer (mornings are cool), refillable water bottle, journal. Mat, blanket and bolster are provided.
No mandatory vaccines. If on prescription medication, bring a supply. Pokhara has good clinics; we are 20 minutes from the city hospital.








