The Yog-Ganga Centre For Yoga Studies was founded in June 1988 by Swati and Rajiv Chanchani. Its aims are to promote the study of Yoga in the tradition of the revered sage Patanjali. The activities of this centre are guided by the renowned Yoga-master, Yogacharya B.K.S. Iyengar of the Ramamani Iyengar Memorial Yoga Institute, Pune, India.

The Yog-Ganga Centre was initially based in Mussoorie. In 2002 the centre was shifted to a quiet, forested suburb of Dehradun known as Old Rajpur, which is in the lower Himalayas.

This new centre comprises of a specially designed building constructed of brick and locally mined limestone. This building encloses a 1500 sq.ft. well equipped Yoga hall, a library, a venue for lectures and demonstrations, a reception and changing rooms. Well landscaped gardens on terraced slopes abounding in trees, shrubs and flowers make the situation idyllic for the practice of Yoga.

Yoga training at the Yog-Ganga Centre consists of ongoing general classes, children's classes, remedial classes and intensive courses. Asana and pranayama are taught. Talks on aspects of Indian philosophy, and ayurveda are also held. On important occasions special cultural events are staged.

The directors of the Yog-Ganga Centre also conduct Yoga courses at other venues in India and overseas.