Armònia Yoga Fest

Armònia Yoga Fest: wellness in the hills of Coazzolo

In the charming village of Coazzolo, a small town in the Province of Asti nestled among the vineyards of the Piedmontese Monferrato hills, the Armònia Yoga Fest returns—a festival entirely dedicated to wellness, yoga, and personal growth. The event takes place within the grounds of the Castello di Coazzolo, an intimate setting immersed in the UNESCO-listed hilly landscape, perfect for a day focused on slowing down and mindfulness.

A day dedicated to body and mind

The festival's name itself evokes the harmonious coexistence of different elements: this is the spirit that runs through the entire day. From early morning until late afternoon, participants of all ages gather to share a journey of practice and listening. The program weaves together various facets of the holistic world:

• Outdoor yoga sessions, suitable for both long-time practitioners and those new to the discipline;
• Guided meditations to help find calm and centering;
• Inspirational talks, moments for discussion and reflection with teachers and industry professionals;
• Experiential workshops and hands-on activities;
• an Emporio space featuring artisanal and holistic products.

A growing festival in Monferrato

Launched in 2025, the Armònia Yoga Fest has quickly established itself as an event capable of combining the rediscovery of the Asti region with the pursuit of personal well-being. The choice of Coazzolo is no coincidence: the village, also famous for its church painted by artist David Tremlett, offers a setting of rare beauty that enhances the participant's experience. Organized by Why Net, the festival is an opportunity to experience rural Piedmont from a fresh perspective, where the culture of wine and landscape meets the disciplines of body and spirit.

Between sessions, participants can enjoy the tranquility of the gardens, explore the Emporio's offerings, and find inspiration in the day's encounters: a small yet significant event that highlights the cultural vibrancy of the villages in the Langhe and Monferrato areas.