Yoga in Kew Gardens' 'cathedral of plants'

Yoga at Kew Gardens

Kew Gardens is a famous garden in London with many visitors.

I like visiting Kew Gardens in the spring.

Summer has many flowers, autumn has golden leaves, and winter is quiet.

Spring is nice with sunshine and flowers like daffodils and tulips.

Anil teaches yoga at Kew Gardens

The cherry blossoms are beautiful and come back to life in the spring.

There's a cherry blossom walkway near the Temperate House with over 3,000 plants.

The cherry trees and tulips are beautiful before the yoga class.

The yoga class is about feeling light and new like the spring season.

The yoga class is for all levels, even beginners

Anil teaches yoga to help people feel calm and strong.

The yoga class is in the Temperate House and is for all levels.

The class has live music and we start by lying on the floor.

The plants in the Temperate House are very special and some are endangered.

People are surrounded by 3,000 plants during the yoga class

The yoga class is gentle and helps people feel relaxed.

The sun sets and the room gets darker with candlelight.

The class ends with a sound bath and herbal tea.

I felt very calm after the yoga class.

Kew Gardens has yoga classes with live music until September.

Visit the website for more information.

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