If you would like to visit Bihar School of Yoga for for an event or to experience the yogic lifestyle, please inform at least one month before your visit. Availability of accommodation should not be taken for granted. Admission policy is selective and a personal introduction is preferred when accepting applications. Bihar School of Yoga reserves the right of admission to any training, program or event.
All guests are expected to abide by the rules of the institution, maintain the discipline and also participate in the daily activities and seva. Please bear in mind the accommodation is moderate, designed to meet the basic requirements of a spiritual aspirant. The residential buildings contain rooms with lights, windows and fans. The rooms are clean, airy and simple, double or triple occupancy, with shared bath and toilet facilities. Rooms with attached toilet and bath are very limited. All guests should use water sparingly and make sure all taps and electrical switches are turned off after use. If you have any special needs, please give details of the same beforehand, along with your application.
November to February can be chilly with temperatures of 8-15°C during the day, which can drop to 5°C during the night. March to May is the summer season with temperatures of 40-45°C during the day and is not recommended for overseas guests. June to August is the monsoon season with moderate temperatures of 30-40°C. September to November is the autumn season with pleasant mild temperatures of 20-30°C.
Guests are advised to bring loose, light clothing for summer and sufficient warm clothing for winter. Other useful items: torch, mosquito repellent, sunscreen, hat, sunglasses, water bottle, umbrella in monsoon season, slip-on shoes, alarm clock, any personal medication or health requirements, asana mat or blanket for yoga practice and sitting, sleeping bag in winter.
The diet is simple Indian style vegetarian food. Breakfast, lunch and dinner as well as tea are served in the kitchen area. Private cooking is strictly not permitted on campus.
