Agarwal Farm · Mansarovar
Yoga Classes in Agarwal Farm, Jaipur
The class is inside your colony, not across town. 112/187, opposite Thadi Market — for most of Agarwal Farm that is a walk, not a commute.
Where is the yoga class in Agarwal Farm?
At 112/187, Thadi Market, Agarwal Farm, Jhalana Chhod, Mansarovar, Jaipur 302020 — in the lane directly opposite Thadi Market, inside the colony itself. It is a residential address rather than a commercial complex, so navigate to the market and look across the road.
Agarwal Farm is a compact grid of residential lanes with the market sitting near its middle, which is the single most useful fact about this class. Almost every address in the colony is within a ten-minute walk of that market. The plot numbers here run in the same nested style as ours — if you can find your own gate, you can find this one.
Why does living five minutes away change everything?
Almost nobody stops practising yoga because they stopped believing in it. They stop because on a cold January morning the class is eleven minutes away, the scooter is cold, and the bed is warm. Distance is what quietly ends most practices, not motivation.
A 6:00 AM batch inside your own colony removes that decision entirely. You leave the house at 5:52, you are on the mat at 5:58, and you are back home before the rest of the family is properly awake. There is no traffic to plan around, no parking to worry about, and no journey home afterwards to talk yourself out of.
It matters in the other direction too. Students who walk in from a nearby lane are far more likely to come six days a week than three, and six days a week is the difference between feeling looser and actually changing how you move.
What are the landmarks around the studio?
Thadi Market is the anchor. It is the everyday market for the colony — vegetables, general stores, a chemist — and it is directly across from the studio lane. If you have ever bought vegetables in Agarwal Farm, you have stood within fifty metres of the mat.
Navigating from inside the colony
- Head for Thadi Market by whichever lane you normally use
- Cross to the lane opposite the market frontage
- Look for plot 112/187 — a residential gate, not a shopfront
- Two-wheeler parking is on the strip immediately outside
Coming in from outside
- From Shipra Path: take the Agarwal Farm turning, then straight to the market
- From Madhyam Marg: use the Agarwal Farm entry rather than going round
- From Jhalana Chhod: the colony adjoins you — it is minutes
- Map pin: 26.8456676, 75.7717009
Do you take yoga classes at home in Agarwal Farm?
Yes, and inside this colony they are the easiest home visits we do — Ritika can be at your gate in a few minutes rather than crossing the city. Because the travel time is negligible, home sessions in Agarwal Farm can be slotted between the studio batches instead of needing a whole free half-day.
Home visits within the colony suit three groups in particular. Students recovering from surgery or a fracture, who have a doctor's clearance to move gently but should not be riding to a class. Elderly parents for whom the lane itself is the obstacle, and who do much better with chair-supported practice in a familiar room. And women who would simply rather practise inside their own home, in their own clothes, with nobody watching.
A home visit is one-to-one, so the sequence is built around one body rather than a batch average. Two people from the same household can share a session at no extra charge. Rates are on the fees page alongside everything else.
Choosing a batch
Which batch do Agarwal Farm students usually take?
The full weekly grid is on the schedule page. These are the three that neighbours here pick most often, and why.
6:00 – 7:00 AM · Hatha
The walk-in batch. Mon–Sat, and the one that benefits most from living close enough to leave home eight minutes before it starts.
10:00 – 11:00 AM · Ladies-only
Women only, Mon–Sat, after the school drop-off. Several groups of neighbours from the colony come to this one together.
5:00 – 6:00 PM · Hatha
The evening equivalent, Mon–Sat, for anyone whose mornings belong to school buses, tiffins or an early office run.
Questions
Agarwal Farm FAQs
Where is the yoga class in Agarwal Farm?
At 112/187, Thadi Market, Agarwal Farm, Jhalana Chhod, Mansarovar, Jaipur 302020 — in the lane directly opposite Thadi Market, inside the colony itself. It is a residential address, not a commercial complex, so navigate to the market and look across.
Can I walk to the class from my house in Agarwal Farm?
For most of the colony, yes. Agarwal Farm is compact enough that almost every address is inside a ten-minute walk of Thadi Market, and a good share of the 6:00 AM batch arrives on foot. If you are unsure, send Ritika your nearest cross-lane on WhatsApp and she will tell you the walk.
Do you take yoga classes at home in Agarwal Farm?
Yes. Home visits inside Agarwal Farm are the simplest ones we do, because Ritika can walk or ride over in a few minutes. It suits students recovering from surgery, elderly parents who cannot manage the lane, and women who would rather practise inside their own home. Rates are on the fees page.
Is a 6 AM yoga batch realistic if I live in Agarwal Farm?
That is exactly who the 6:00 AM batch is built for. When the mat is a five-minute walk away you can leave home at 5:52 and still be on time, which removes the excuse that ends most people's practice in week three. Proximity, not motivation, is what keeps attendance steady.
Is there a women-only batch for Agarwal Farm residents?
Yes, the ladies-only batch runs Monday to Saturday at 10:00 AM in the same room, taught by Ritika. For women in Agarwal Farm it sits neatly after the school drop-off and before lunch, and several neighbours attend it together.
What if I want to try one class first?
Come to any batch that suits your timing. The first class is free, mats and props are provided, and there is no form to fill in beforehand — tell Ritika it is your first day and mention anything that hurts.
You live minutes away
Walk over to a class this week
6:00 AM, 10:00 AM or 5:00 PM, opposite Thadi Market. The first class is free and there is nothing to bring but a water bottle.