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https://ecovillage.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/277759997_663040031410354_3329588977415343660_n.jpg18001200Alaya Ecolodge is located in North-West Bali, Indonesia.Alaya means 'Home of the Soul' in Sanskrit. The ecolodge is a venue for daily guest bookings - or group bookings for workshops. It is now expanding to also include the option for longer term community members to join for Ecovillage living. The venue also hosts Gaia Education Certified 'Ecovillage Design Education' programs annually.