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200-HOUR
Your 200-Hour
Yoga Teacher Training
in Bali.
Jan 5 – 25, 2027
Welcome to Bali’s hidden paradise for yoga enthusiasts, where tranquility and nature come together in harmony. Step into a life-changing 200-hour YTT in the northern region of Bali.
Island of the Gods
This immersive experience blends Hatha and Vinyasa yoga, ancient ceremony, and holistic wisdom in a sacred sanctuary. Join a like-minded community on a path of transformation, connection, and spiritual growth—guided by the rhythm of nature and the depth of tradition. Surrounded by lush forests, cacao groves, and fruit trees, this sustainable retreat center is designed for deep self-exploration.
Start your mornings in the Yoga Shala, with vibrant gardens and nearby waterfalls to inspire your practice. More than a yoga space, our retreat centers built with sustainable materials offers a spa and fresh vegetable garden to nourish body, mind, and soul.
Our 200-hour Mystical Yoga Teacher Training is designed to spark personal growth and transformation. With a spiritual focus, it deepens your practice and equips you to share the wisdom of yoga. The curriculum blends Hatha and Vinyasa yoga, covering philosophy, biomechanics, asanas, and anatomy while integrating parts of the Peruvian Medicine Wheel for a holistic approach. This program leads to Yoga Alliance certification, offering a spiritually enriched path to becoming a yoga teacher.
Whether you’re just starting or deepening your path, Bali’s serene energy, rich culture, and natural beauty provide the perfect setting to connect, grow, and evolve. With its proximity to other Southeast Asian destinations, your journey can easily expand into a greater travel adventure.
Known as the “Island of the Gods,” Bali is a global hub for yoga—celebrated for its spiritual atmosphere, lush landscapes, and deep-rooted traditions. The island’s peaceful energy and deep-rooted spiritual traditions create a unique environment for those seeking a deeper connection to their practice.
Quick Infos
DATES:
Jan 5 – 25, 2027
Yoga Practice:
Vinyasa & Hatha flow sequence.
Meals:
3 Vegetarian meals per day (Vegan available)
Skill Levels:
All Levels.
Certification:
Worldwide recognized Yoga Alliance certificate.
Location:
Sumberkima Hill, North West, Bali
Reserve your Spot here
You will be redirected to School Yoga Institute.
During our Bali Yoga Teacher Training program you will:
Work through the traditional Peruvian Medicine Wheel in a process of self-inquiry, discovery and personal transformation.
Learn to teach two Asana sequences: Sadhana Vinyasa and Sadhana Hatha flows, as well as guidance on creating your sequences.
Live the yogic lifestyle, deepening your Sadhana, personal spiritual practice.
Incorporate daily Meditation, Pranayama, and Asana.
Explore the Art of Teaching through interactive daily workshops and learn through peer-teaching starting day one.
Participate in Satsangs, evening gatherings. Learning traditional Kirtan chants from India and the rest of the world.
Participate in traditional ceremonies.
Ethics for Yoga Teachers
Focus on integrating Yoga into your life through daily Spiritual Lessons.
Study Yoga Anatomy & Physiology and incorporate these principles into your teaching and practice.
Study selected Yoga Sutras in depth.
Learn the foundation and historical background of yoga philosophy.
Explore Chakras, Bandhas and energetic anatomy in theory and in application to your practice and your teaching.
Study Ayurvedic Philosophy & Medicine, while studying and living the Yogic Diet.
Introduction to Conscious Business and discuss Tools for developing the business of yoga ant take it to the marketplace.
Learn and integrate holistic health modalities such as massage, energy healing, nutrition, and other forms.
Our training programs are taught in English.
A day in your Bali Yoga Teacher Training
How a typical day will look like
06:30 – 09:00 – Practice
09:00 – 10:00 – Breakfast
10:00 – 13:00 – Spiritual lesson and Theory
13:00 – 3:00 – Lunch and Self Sadhana
3:00 – 6:00 – Art of Teaching
6:00 – 7:00 – Dinner and Self Sadhana
7:00 – 8:00 – Satsang (Sacred Circle)
Schedules may vary depending on the Day and Cycle and there will be days off and special offerings from our side.
Pricing and Extra Benefits
All prices in USDPrices bellow do not include airfare, additional reading materials or day off excursions.Email us to learn more about scholarships and payment options.
Prices as published by School Yoga Institute. More about the Location bellow.
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via School Yoga Institute
Please mention us when signing up.
Course Tuition
$ 2200
Pay in Full
$ 2400
Payment Plan
Accomodation and Meals
$ 1650 – Double Villa Maria
$ 1950 – Private Villa Maria
$ 1650 – Double Villa Kurma
$ 1950 – Private Villa Kurma
$ 1400 – Triple Kesambi
$ 1800 – Private Kesambi
In need of a scholarship?
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EXTRA BENEFITS
Over $1800 value!
A training with us and School Yoga Institute you will get
Lifetime access to their 200-hour online teacher training program.
Access to their Online Membership with weekly classes, support, etc.
Discounts on all their 300hr and continuing education courses.
Access to both print and PDF copies of the teaching materials.
Our Bali Location – SUMBERKIMA HILL
Sumberkima Hill sits above the quiet northwest coast of Bali, surrounded by jungle hills and panoramic views of the Bali Sea. This peaceful sanctuary offers the kind of stillness that allows students to fully arrive in their practice, in their bodies, and in the experience.
Days begin with meditation and asana practice as the morning light moves across the hills. Nourishing meals made from fresh local ingredients fuel the afternoon sessions of philosophy, anatomy, teaching methodology, and posture clinics.
Ceremony & Culture during our Training
In Bali, life, culture, and community are celebrated daily. Bhakti Yoga—devotion through prayer, song, and celebration—is woven into every aspect of life. Temples line the roadsides, and offerings of marigolds, treats, and prayers bless each doorway.
During our Bali Yoga Teacher Training, we often welcome priestesses, dancers, and local practitioners to guide ceremonies and share ancestral wisdom.
Connection to nature & self during our 200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training
Connection to nature is profound in Bali, especially through the element of water—long honored for cleansing, healing, and rebirth. In our YTT, we hold water ceremonies to align with this tradition, inviting students to experience deep renewal and transformation during their journey.
Discover more about Bali’s water healing and purification traditions, an ancient practice woven into every training we hold on the island.
Food in Bali
We’re food lovers who value nourishment as part of the yogic path. Our trainings include three daily vegan/vegetarian meals, often locally sourced and organic. Students enjoy tropical fruits, smoothies, grains, vegetables, and healing drinks like jamu (turmeric, ginger, honey).
Our meals are featuring Indonesian favorites such as Gado Gado, Nasi Goreng, Mi Goreng, and Rendang curries, with options for vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free diets.
Climate during our Bali Training
Bali’s tropical climate stays warm year-round. The rainy season runs from November to March, while April to October is mostly dry, with only occasional showers.
Discover more about Bali in our blog post: 21 Best Things To Do in Bali
FAQ
What is the duration of our Bali Yoga Teacher Training?
Our training is a 200-hour immersive program that spans 21 days. During this time, you will engage in daily yoga practice, meditation, and theoretical classes aimed at personal growth and learning the skills necessary to become a certified yoga teacher. The program offers a balanced schedule, allowing for both intensive learning and personal reflection.
Do I need prior yoga experience to join our Bali Yoga Training?
While prior yoga experience is beneficial, our training is open to all levels. Both beginners and advanced practitioners will gain valuable insights, experience personal growth, and acquire the skills necessary to confidently teach yoga.
What style of yoga is taught during the training?
Our Mystical Bali Yoga Teacher Training covers a blend of Hatha and Vinyasa yoga. We integrate the spiritual and philosophical aspects of yoga with physical practice, creating a holistic and enriching experience.
Where is our Bali Yoga Teacher Training located?
Our Bali Yoga Teacher Training is located on the peaceful northwest coast of Bali, away from the tourist crowds, immersed in jungle and ocean views. Each location is chosen for its connection to nature, sustainable design, and the space it offers for deep practice and transformation.
What are the accommodation options during the training?
Our Bali training is hosted at Sumberkima Hill, offering a range of accommodation across private villas and resort-style rooms, designed to keep you connected to the surrounding nature with panoramic views of the mountains, ocean, and volcanoes. Options range from shared spaces ideal for community building to private villas for those who prefer more solitude.
What is the nearest airport?
he nearest airport to both of our Bali training locations is Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) in Denpasar. Travel time is approximately 2.5 to 3 hours depending on traffic. We recommend using the Gojet app. It’s like uber and provides cheap rides (car and scooter):
What does the daily schedule look like during the training?
A typical day includes early morning meditation, asana practice, theory classes, and workshops. There will also be time for personal reflection, relaxation, and opportunities to explore local culture during breaks.
Is our Bali Yoga Training Yoga Alliance certified?
Yes, our 200-hour Bali Yoga Teacher Training is certified by Yoga Alliance. Upon successful completion, you will be qualified to teach yoga internationally.
What should I pack for our Bali Yoga Teacher Training?
We will provide detailed packing instructions upon booking, but we recommend packing comfortable yoga clothing, a yoga mat, layers for varying temperatures, hiking shoes, and personal toiletries. Don’t forget sunscreen and insect repellent.
Will I have time to visit tourist places in Bali?
Yes, the program includes scheduled breaks and opportunities to visit nearby places during free time. Every 5th day is an off day, and there are three off days in total. We highly recommend planning extra time after the training to explore Bali at a leisurely pace and experience its remarkable locations.
What is the currency in Bali, and what is the exchange situation?
Local currency is IDR (Indonesian Rupiah) You can check the most current exchange rate directly on google. There are many ATM options in the Tejakula area. We do recommend bringing cash, especially if you plan to do activities.
Is a visa needed for Bali?
In order to get a visa, your passport needs to be valid for six months after entering Indonesia. Visa requirements are different for various countries. Please search the internet for the closest Indonesian consulate for the visa requirements for your country of origin. Many countries enjoy a free visa entry into Indonesia. This will give you a 30 day stay upon arrival, called a VOA. If you wish to stay longer, you can purchase a tourist visa upon entering Bali at the airport. The cost is US$ 45.00 in cash. Presently it is possible to extend your visa for an additional 30 days but you must get the extension upon arriving to DPS and by paying the $35 upon entry. If you have this extension visa, you must apply for the extended visa 15 days into your trip (the process can take 10-15 days). The cost is 900,000 RUP. If you do not get this 2nd visa extension option, you must leave within 30 days. If you overstay, the cost is currently 300,000 per day overstay ($22). There is rumor that this may increase and we don’t recommend staying over 30 days without the planned extension. You can always fly out of Indonesia and fly back into Bali as well.
Is a visa needed for Bali?
In order to get a visa, your passport needs to be valid for six months after entering Indonesia. Visa requirements are different for various countries. Please search the internet for the closest Indonesian consulate for the visa requirements for your country of origin. Many countries enjoy a free visa entry into Indonesia. This will give you a 30 day stay upon arrival, called a VOA. If you wish to stay longer, you can purchase a tourist visa upon entering Bali at the airport. The cost is US$ 45.00 in cash. Presently it is possible to extend your visa for an additional 30 days but you must get the extension upon arriving to DPS and by paying the $35 upon entry. If you have this extension visa, you must apply for the extended visa 15 days into your trip (the process can take 10-15 days). The cost is 900,000 RUP. If you do not get this 2nd visa extension option, you must leave within 30 days. If you overstay, the cost is currently 300,000 per day overstay ($22). There is rumor that this may increase and we don’t recommend staying over 30 days without the planned extension. You can always fly out of Indonesia and fly back into Bali as well.
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