Nandasri Hatha Yoga Center is a business in Colombo. Address: 182 Dutugemunu St, Colombo 11222, Sri Lanka. Phone: +94 112 810 671. Average rating: 4.2 out of 5 from 5 customer reviews on Review Guru. Read what customers say about Nandasri Hatha Yoga Center, find directions, and compare with other gym in Colombo below.
4.2
Based on 5 reviews
Neranjee G.
I’m forever thankful that I decided to practice yoga six years ago. It has significantly benefited me in numerous ways. I was once prediabetic but managed to overcome it thanks to yoga. I've become fit and gained confidence physically. Most importantly, during tough times, it has remarkably improved my mental health. A heartfelt thank you to my teachers, Nandasiri Siriwardana and Mrs. Miulangi Siriwardana. May the Triple Gem bless you both.
U J.
I began my yoga journey with Mr. Nandasiri Siriwardana’s Institute of Yoga during the COVID-19 pandemic. Initially, I started with online classes and have continued with them since then. They also provide in-person classes along with the online options. Given my hectic schedule, I appreciate Mr. Siriwardena's decision to keep online classes available even after the pandemic. I'm really thankful I took up yoga because it has significantly improved my strength training. Huge thanks to Mr. Siriwardena and Ms. Ayudya Siriwardena for being such fantastic instructors 🙏🏽
Krishani K.
Nandasiri Hatha Yoga offers a truly deserving escape that revitalizes both relaxation and energy in our busy lives full of responsibilities. The classes are designed to soothe the body and mind, making it a perfect choice for anyone seeking relief from mental stress and physical discomfort. I would rate my experience a solid 10 out of 10. No other establishment in Sri Lanka provides yoga and exercise the way the skilled professionals at Nandasiri Hatha Yoga do. Cheers to them! 🥂
Samudrika S.
After attending Miulangi Siriwardana's classes at the Nandasiri Yoga Centre for the past eight months, I feel confident that I chose the right place to start my yoga journey. Both she and Guru Nanda Siriwardana collaborate seamlessly to cater to beginners and seniors in separate groups, ensuring we receive appropriate guidance for our skill levels. Each class feels like a carefully designed micro journey, featuring detailed instructions that help us achieve our asanas through a step-by-step approach. My friends and I often remark that it feels like 'the class was made just for me' due to our teacher’s keen awareness of our individual strengths and the personalized feedback we receive. The therapeutic yoga sessions she offers me outside of class to address my frozen shoulder reflect her extraordinary commitment. Each time I discover my body’s ability to become more flexible and heal itself with the right support, it brings me a childlike joy. I am incredibly grateful to Guru Nanda Siriwardana and Miulangi for this experience. I’ve enjoyed every moment and feel like this marks the beginning of a lifelong journey that enriches my physical and spiritual well-being each day.
Pastry D.
Mr. Nanda, the old teacher, is quite rude. Despite being a yoga expert, he lacks respect for others. During my brief time there, I noticed he was jealous, insensitive, and arrogant, unable to appreciate that everyone is different. He often treats beginners poorly, especially if they outshine his senior students. As a beginner, I don’t require his praise, but we all deserve dignity. He overlooks mistakes made by senior students while being harsh on apprentices for minor errors. His sarcastic remarks make it seem like he questions whether we understand Sinhala. Many higher-ups, such as managers and CEOs, avoid his sessions, opting instead for classes with his daughter and Mr. Niroshan, who are both kind and respectful towards their students. People expect yoga instructors to embody calmness and peace, yet Mr. Nanda lacks warmth or joy. Despite claiming yoga makes him calm, his demeanor discourages practice. When newcomers excel, he seems suspicious rather than supportive. He even mocks those leaving the class, and it's clear that the lady who manages the attendance feels the need to remind him not to speak out of turn. Unfortunately, he doesn’t embody the qualities of a decent teacher. We chose to leave and find another place, but I continue to learn from Mr. Niroshan, who teaches with humility and politeness. Ms. Leka suggested I join Mr. Nanda's class when his was full, but I declined. I am truly thankful for Mr. Niroshan's approach to teaching yoga.
