India Through Encounters

Women’s Yoga Journey · December 7–17, 2026

Discover India differently, in a small group, taking the time to experience it as much as to visit it.
From Delhi to the foothills of the Himalayas, via Agra, Rajasthan and the banks of the Ganges, the journey unfolds as a gradual progression. Along the way, the scenery changes, India feels closer, sometimes more intense. And yoga naturally accompanies this journey.

Setting off alone, traveling together

The desire to travel is definitely there, but perhaps so is the hesitation to set off on your own. This journey through India offers the perfect opportunity to take the plunge by joining a small group of women travellers.

A maximum of eight women, each with their own private room, allowing everyone to keep their independence and personal space while sharing the discoveries and highlights of the journey.

Because travelling together is also about long conversations, sharing impressions, laughter and memorable moments.

You may arrive knowing no one and leave with new friendships.

A journey with yoga as its guiding thread

Here, yoga becomes part of the discoveries, encounters and everyday life in India.

The iconic sights of North India are combined with more intimate experiences and moments of everyday life. Yoga, meditation and pranayama naturally find their place throughout the journey, in harmony with each destination and the rhythm of the days.

Travelling in a small group makes encounters easier, allows time to linger and offers the precious freedom to pause, step through a doorway or spend a little longer exploring something unexpected.

A journey designed and accompanied by Magali

Co-founder of Les Voyages d’Apogée and an RYT 500 yoga teacher, Magali designed this journey by bringing together two areas of expertise: tailor-made travel and yoga.

She will accompany the group from Delhi to Dehradun and lead the practices woven throughout the itinerary, alongside Indian teachers met along the way.

India Through Encounters: Practical Information

December 7–17, 2026 · Maximum 8 participants · Private rooms
The detailed itinerary, price and travel conditions are available upon request.