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Phool Chatti Ashram, Rishikesh

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Phool Chatti Ashram, Rishikesh

Phool Chatti Ashram is located on the banks of the Ganges River near Rishikesh but far enough away to be secluded in nature. In the past, this was a place for weary travelers on their pilgrimage. Today, they still maintain their traditional character while also providing minor comforts for the western traveler. The ashram has a Guru, but you will be guided by the kind and knowledgeable Lalitaji who will also guide you through our new video!

http://youtu.be/5GnLf8cRCgE

We invite you to read more on Phool Chatti Ashram in our yoga directory and in our book on the best yoga centers in India. 

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