Yoga Teacher Training in Bali

The 200-hour course currently starts at $1,274 (6-shared room) up to $2,024 (private room), and the 300-hour from $1,424 to $2,324 — reduced from regular prices, fully residential with all meals, materials and certification. Seats are reserved with a 20% deposit.

A new batch begins on the 1st of every month, all year round — the 200-hour runs to the 23rd and the 300-hour to the 27th. Pick the month that suits you and book your seat.

Yes — the training is delivered by Pure Soul Yoga School, a Yoga Alliance-registered school (RYS 200 and RYS 300). Graduates register as RYT 200, and 300-hour graduates upgrade to RYT 500 — recognised worldwide.

Many nationalities can get a visa on arrival at Denpasar airport, valid for 30 days — enough for either course. Check your country's requirements and we'll help with supporting documents.

In the Ubud area — Bali's cultural and spiritual heart, about a 1.5-hour drive from Ngurah Rai (Denpasar) International Airport. Airport pickup can be arranged at extra cost.

Send us your preferred course and month through the enquiry form or WhatsApp +91 9410771660. We reply within 24 hours, and your seat is confirmed with a 20% deposit.

Every training in Bali is fully residential. Your fee covers accommodation at the Ubud centre, three vegetarian meals daily, course materials and your certification — so once you arrive, everything you need for the training is already taken care of. Travel to Bali and airport pickup are the main extras to budget for.

The 200-hour course runs 23 days and the 300-hour course 27 days, with each batch beginning on the 1st of the month. If you're not ready for a full training, the 5-day luxury yoga retreat in Ubud offers daily yoga, sound healing and a Balinese spa session, starting any day you choose.

Batches are capped at a maximum of 20 students. A small group means personal attention from the teachers throughout your training, while the mix of nationalities keeps it truly international — more than 5,000 students from 50+ nationalities have trained with our school since 2019.

Room options range from 6-shared rooms up to a private room, so the training fits your budget without changing what you learn. The 200-hour, for example, currently runs from $1,274 in a 6-shared room to $2,024 in a private room — all fully residential with meals included.

No — Yoga Alliance never certifies courses or teachers; it is a registry. Your certificate is issued by Pure Soul Yoga School, a Yoga Alliance-registered school (RYS 200, 300 & 500). After graduating, you use that certificate to register yourself with Yoga Alliance as an RYT — the credential recognised by studios worldwide.

Seats are reserved with a 20% advance deposit, which is non-refundable — so we recommend confirming your travel dates before booking. If your plans are still uncertain, send your questions through the enquiry form or WhatsApp first; we reply within 24 hours and can help you choose the right month before you commit.

Yes — identical syllabus, the same Yoga Alliance registration and the same certification as our Rishikesh home; only the setting changes. You practice surrounded by Ubud's rice terraces and living temple culture instead of the Himalayas, and you can compare the same trainings in India or Nepal before choosing your destination.

The 200-hour is the foundational certification, designed as the entry point into teaching — covering Hatha, Ashtanga Vinyasa and Vinyasa Flow, anatomy, philosophy and teaching practice from the ground up. The 300-hour is the advanced program for 200-hour graduates, and completing it upgrades your Yoga Alliance registration to RYT 500.

Yes. All three daily meals at the Bali centre are vegetarian and included in your course fee, as the training is fully residential. Combined with accommodation, course materials and certification, day-to-day costs during the training are essentially covered — you mainly budget for flights, your visa and personal expenses.