Aranya Yoga was founded by Krishna Das Baba. Krishna was born and raised in a peaceful mountainous setting in the Western Himalayas of North India, where he was introduced to yoga at an early age. For the last 15 years, Krisha Das Baba has been directing yoga classes, 200-hour teacher training courses, and various workshops on meditation, healing, and Ayurvedic cooking in Gokarna, Palolem, and Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh. He started his practice at age 15, under the guidance of his Guru Ji Sri Sitaram Das Baba Ji from the lineage of the Ramananda Sampradaya. Krishna is an outstandingly kind.

From a young age, Varun has been into physical fitness. He first came to yoga for benefits in fitness and flexibility. As his practice became stronger he got healthier and soon discovered that his yoga mat was the place to find a sense of contentment, self-awareness and a body and mind connection. He deeply fell in love with yoga and trained as a yoga teacher. His aim is to help people globally to achieve their own healing physically, mentally, and emotionally by teaching them the art of yoga.

Khushboo has begun learning yoga in early 2000 and began teaching in 2016. Her expertise is in Ashtanga yoga, Vinyasa yoga, Hatha yoga, Yin yoga, adjustments and alignments, meditation, and yoga Nidra. She completed her 200-hour multi-style teacher training from Trimurti Yoga School, India in 2016 and 300-hour training from Sri School of Yoga, India in 2018. She is an ERYT 200 and RYT 500 through Yoga Alliance. In the past four years she has given more than 3000 hours in classes and workshops. She holds a bachelor's degree in fashion as well and level 1 & 2 certifications in Thai Yoga massage.

Himanshu has a background in Human Behavioural Studies where he did numerous online facilitated courses from Harvard, MIT, University of Pennsylvania, University of Minnesota and the likes of universities, revolving around Human decision science and cognitive behavior. He did a Master's thesis in Indicators of Happiness. The quest to understand the depths of Human Behaviour brought him to Yoga. He did his teacher training and started teaching in schools in Bhagsu Nag, which he considers his abode in the Himalayas to practice Yoga and Tantra in their exoteric and esoteric grounds.