Ingrid Jaeger Yoga invites you on a special journey to Ladakh. With a ten day stay in Nimmu House. A noble house that was built a century ago for the cousin of the King of Ladakh.

It is nestled at 10 000 feets of altitude surrounded by Himalayan panoramas. Converted in 2012 into a charming glamping retreat, Nimmu keeps its authenticity by respecting Ladakhi traditions and offering modern comfort. Travellers from all over the world are today staying in 5 traditional rooms on the first floor and 7 deluxe tents spread in the orchard. The property maintained its original Buddhist temples and cattle, in which yaks and dzos rest quietly.

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Ingrid Jaeger has lived, worked, carried out fieldwork and research as an anthropologist, practiced yoga and trekked, climbed and guided groups in different areas of the Himalaya.

Nowhere else does she feel more at home, more at peace and more alive. She now wants to share these vibrant and truly unique places with you.

Ingrid Jaeger organizes travels for small groups with the aim to introduce you to the culture of the Himalaya, especially the Ladakhi culture in the Northwestern corner of India, bordering with Pakistan and Tibet, and the Nepali culture, and in particular the culture and life of the Kathmandu valley. 

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The travels are ideal for the open-minded, independent and curious traveller interested in yoga, Hindu & Buddhist culture, Ayurveda, nature, hiking and the mythic Himalaya.