The Yoga Blog — photos
Yoga Albania
When you first think of Albania, you may ask yourself “Isn’t it dangerous?” and “Is that even in Europe?” Speak to those who have been, and the you’ll hear of rippling mountains, Ottoman architecture, pristine beaches and endlessly hospitable locals set within a Mediterranean climate with virtually no tourists.
Following decades of isolationist rule, this rugged land still doesn’t seem to fit into the grand continental jigsaw. With its distinctly exotic feeling, unique cuisine and customs, you should pay a visit to this beguiling corner of Europe now, before it garners the popularity it deserves.What...
Yoga Afghanistan
A war-torn country where 90% of people struggle with some form of untreated PTSD from the war, including depression and anxiety, according to French humanitarian Amandine Roche, founder of the Amanuddin Foundation, which brings yoga and meditation to the people of Afghanistan.
Yoga and mindfulness offer tools for people to use as they work through their suffering. In spite of the poverty, intense inequality, and the aftermath of war.
In 2016, the first yoga centre, established and managed by a group of Afghan women, opened in Kabul...
Discover the World of Yoga
We're excited to showcase the best of yoga from around the world in this new photo series! 📷
We'll be posting our favourite photo from each country A-Z every day. .
To represent your country and get your photo featured, just add #plyopicworld on Instagram, Twitter or Facebook as a comment to your photo and we'll select our favourite. 💕
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🌍 Yoga: A gift from India to the World
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