The Ayurvedic Institute
The Ayurvedic Institute is an Ayurveda school in Asheville, North Carolina, offering training programs for Ayurvedic clinicians and practitioners.
Last updated September 15, 2026
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Overview
The Ayurvedic Institute is a school committed to providing the highest quality training programs to support its students in becoming competent and confident Ayurvedic clinicians and practitioners. It teaches traditional Ayurvedic medicine in full-time educational courses and offers full- and part-time options in its Ayurvedic Studies Program. The institute is located at 62 Orange Street, Asheville, North Carolina, and operates as a not-for-profit organization. It is associated with Vasant Lad, whose legacy in Ayurveda and Yoga is highlighted by the institute, and with sister organizations including AyurPrana, Asheville Yoga Center, AyurPrana Listening Room, and SoHum Mountain Healing Resort.
History
The Ayurvedic Institute presents itself as a school committed to providing the highest quality training programs to support its students in becoming competent and confident Ayurvedic clinicians and practitioners. It teaches traditional Ayurvedic medicine in full-time educational courses that encourage the exploration of this ancient health and wellness system. The institute highlights the legacy of Vasant Lad in the world of Ayurveda & Yoga and is connected to sister organizations including AyurPrana, Asheville Yoga Center, AyurPrana Listening Room, and SoHum Mountain Healing Resort. It operates as a not-for-profit organization and is located at 62 Orange Street, Asheville, North Carolina.
Products and positioning
The Best Ayurveda School in America
Ayurvedic Studies Program
Full and part-time options available; the institute describes it as training students to become competent and confident Ayurvedic clinicians and practitioners.
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