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Amilla Maldives announces the country’s first resort-based 200-hour teacher training course

Amilla Maldives announces the country’s first resort-based 200-hour teacher training course.
Amilla Maldives is set to become the first resort in the Maldives to host a complete 200-hour training retreat.

Amilla Maldives Resort and Residences is set to become the first resort in the Maldives to host a complete 200-hour training retreat for aspiring yoga teachers seeking professional credentials. Running from June 1st to 21st, it will be hosted by Aniket Bhosale, winner of a multitude of awards in Hapkido tournaments.

Participants will reside in luxurious accommodation and be treated to Amilla’s award-winning and delicious Wellness Your Way plant-based food over the 22 nights and 21 days of learning. Their days will begin with morning rituals and practice before a tasty lunch, some leisure time on the white-sand shores, and in the turquoise lagoon, followed by afternoon practice and evening rituals. Participants will also have unlimited access to the resort’s Sensora sound and light therapy room as well as a bathing ceremony and massage at Amilla Maldives. 

Accommodation options include four guests sharing a unique Treetop Pool Villa surrounded by the jungle canopy, two sharing a Reef Water Pool Villa (perfect for watching the marine life underneath), or a solo Water Pool Villa with the best reef views on the island. 

Upon completion of the 200 hours of yoga training, participants will receive official certification as yoga teachers from the World Yoga Association and partake in a beachside graduation dinner. 

Aniket, who rejoins Amilla after having previously hosted sessions and treatments as the resort’s Visiting Practitioner, will also take residency in late October at Amilla’s Javvu Spa for a six-month period. 

With black belts in Taekwondo, Hapkido, and Kungfu, Aniket is graced with the titles of Kungfu Master, Yogacharya, Sifu, and National Coach. Aniket hails from Maharashtra, India, and has an immensely spiritual character. He is available to teach guests a variety of yoga practices including Ashtanga, Hatha, Sukshma, and the sleep-inducing Yoga Nidra. Having studied under a variety of Indian Yoga Masters, Aniket brings a calm yet motivational style to each and every session.

Feature image by Amilla
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Best known for her larger-than-life Bollywood choreography and hit films, Farah Khan has also built a strong reputation as a popular television personality. With more than 13 million followers across her social media platforms, she connects deeply with Indian and South Asian families, especially those planning leisure travel. Her broad appeal made her the ideal figure to bring attention to the Maldives’ cultural charm.

As part of the summer 2025 destination marketing campaign, Farah Khan stayed at the luxury resort Sun Siyam Olhuveli, and Arena Beach Maldives, a popular hotel on Maafushi Island. She experienced both the peaceful elegance of the islands and the genuine warmth of their local communities. A combination that defines the Maldives’ distinct character.

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Farah didn’t visit just to relax. Alongside her five-member crew, she came to the Maldives to film a special series of content pieces focused on everyday island life during Eid. She will soon release a full YouTube vlog and other engaging content to give viewers an up-close and personal look at the Maldives beyond its famous luxury resorts and postcard beaches.

During the Eid al-Adha festivities, Farah joined in the cultural celebrations by wearing the traditional red Dhivehi libaas, a moment captured on video and shared by MMPRC. In that video, she delivered heartfelt Eid wishes on behalf of India to the people of the Maldives, adding a warm, personal gesture to the collaboration.

Why does this campaign matter?

Visit Maldives continues to team up with well-known and relatable public figures to reach key international markets. India remains one of the Maldives’ top tourism source markets, and by partnering with someone as familiar and trusted as Farah Khan, the destination strengthens its visibility and appeal for Indian travellers.

By blending luxurious experiences with cultural richness, this campaign paints a full picture of what the Maldives offers, especially during meaningful moments like Eid.

What content can viewers look forward to?

  • A YouTube vlog that documents Farah Khan’s Eid journey in the Maldives
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    • Local island celebrations during Eid Al-Adha
    • Cultural exchanges and real community life
    • The unique combination of tradition and hospitality in the Maldives
    • A deeper look at the destination beyond five-star resorts

This campaign speaks directly to travellers looking for more than just a beach escape. And with Farah Khan guiding the experience, audiences can expect a warm, vibrant, and culturally rich window into the soul of the Maldives.

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