Where is En Gedi located today?

En Gedi is located today as a small village on the shores of the Dead Sea. The context states it is still there, right on the Dead Sea's shores. It is the starting point in Ezekiel's prophecy where fishermen will stand, extending to En Eglium.

Les explains that when we get to Israel someday, we will go to the very little village of En Gedi. It is still there, right on the shores of the Dead Sea. In Ezekiel 47, the prophecy describes a river coming from underneath the sanctuary in Jerusalem, healing the waters so that a great multitude of fish live. The fishermen will stand upon it, that is the Dead Sea, from En Gedi even unto En Eglium. There shall be a place to spread forth their nets, and the fish shall be according to their kinds, as the fish of the great sea, the Mediterranean, very many. These are physical elements when the Kingdom is set up and Christ has returned.

Is En Gedi still a real village on the shores of the Dead Sea today?

Yes. En Gedi is described as still there, right on the shores of the Dead Sea. It is called a very little village, and it is presented as a real, existing place on the Dead Sea today, not merely an ancient site or prophetic symbol.