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Yoga studios in Chiang Mai· 80 listed

Chiang Mai has one of the deepest yoga scenes in Southeast Asia, with studios for every style and budget.

Yoga in Chiang Mai spreads across a few clear clusters. The Old City, inside the moat around Phra Sing and Si Phum, has the highest concentration of small, English-friendly studios that suit short-stay visitors and digital nomads. Nimman and the streets off Huay Kaew Road lean toward modern, design-led spaces with hot yoga rooms and full weekly timetables. Santitham and the Chang Phueak area to the north are quieter and a little cheaper, and the Wat Ket side of the river holds a handful of riverside and home studios.

Styles run the full range. Vinyasa and hatha are the most common drop-in classes, with yin and restorative sessions in the evenings and slower mornings. Several studios specialise in aerial or fly yoga, and a smaller number run Ashtanga Mysore programmes for committed practitioners. Sound healing, breathwork and meditation often sit alongside the asana classes rather than in separate venues.

On price, single drop-in classes in Chiang Mai typically run from around 200 to 350 THB, which is low by international standards. Class packs of five or ten bring the per-class cost down, and unlimited monthly memberships usually land somewhere between 2,000 and 3,500 THB depending on the studio and whether hot yoga is included. Most studios welcome drop-ins without a prior booking, though hot and aerial classes can fill up, so a quick message ahead is sensible.

Many teachers are bilingual, and a good number of studios run classes fully in English. That makes the city an easy place to keep a practice going while travelling, or to take a 200-hour teacher training, which several studios and retreat centres offer through the cooler months from November to February.

Use the listings below to compare studios by neighbourhood, the styles they teach and whether they run English classes. Each studio page has the contact details, social links and any class information we hold so you can confirm the current timetable directly.

Many of these studios run early morning classes, which pairs neatly with an afternoon temple or mountain tour.See tours

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