Notes on making an application:
Applications for upcoming yatras generally open online 3 months prior to the event.- Join our mailing list to be notified via email when applications open for an upcoming yatra.
- Please note that we do not reserve any places on yatras without a booking.
- Be aware that some yatras book out very quickly.
20 Years of Yatra – Dharma Gathering
Mid North Coast, NSW
Thursday 24 – Sunday 27 September
It has been 20 years since Ronny Hickel, Victor von der Heyde and a number of dedicated dharma friends organised the first Australian Dharma Yatra in 2006. Over two decades, with nearly one hundred yatras and nature retreats under our belt, a magnificent yatra culture has been created connecting thousands of dharma friends in their love for country and the dharma. Please join us in celebrating these 20 years of Yatra in Australia.
Tickets via HUMANITIX available until Sunday 13th September!
Annapurna Circuit Yatra
The Alpina Trekking Company
Saturday 24 Oct – Sunday 15 Nov
with Ronny Hickel
We are excited about our very special pilgrimage to the Himalayan mountains in Nepal, trekking the renowned Annapurna Circuit. After reuniting with an old trekking buddy, Shepherd Wachtl, in the Austrian Alps last year, Ronny seized a wonderful opportunity, joined hands with Shepherd and the Alpina trekking company, and initiated this once in a lifetime pilgrimage to the Himalayas for Yatra Australia.
Annapurna Circuit Yatra – General Information & Applications
Annapurna Circuit – Trip Details Alpina
The last two places are available. All places need to be finalised by September 14th.
Tasmania Yatra 2027
Blue Tier Region, NE Tasmania
Friday 19 – Sunday 28 February
with Ronny Hickel & Robyn Gibson
This years Yatra takes us to the Blue Tier region in North-East Tasmania. The area includes ancient forest, tall wet eucalyptus forest and sub alpine areas. The Blue Tier itself is home to a wonderful variety of plant and wildlife including quolls, wombats, echidnas, eastern barred bandicoots and the Tasmanian devil. The route utilises old forestry roads, dirt roads, formal walking tracks and off-track walking, leading us through myrtle forests, up and over sub-alpine boulder landscapes, past waterfalls, gigantic trees and historic sites.
Applications are now open.
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