An Ayurveda and Naturopathy Retreat in Haridwar, at the Foot of the Himalayas

Programmes are designed to match the depth of healing you are seeking. Most guests stay seven to fourteen nights, the classical Panchakarma window long enough for the body to release accumulated toxins and rebuild. For deeper chronic conditions, we recommend twenty-one to twenty-eight nights. We also offer three to five night reset stays for guests who can only get away briefly, although the shorter timeframe is best suited to maintenance rather than a full Panchakarma cleanse.

Yes, and that is precisely why we operate as a registered hospital rather than only a wellness resort. Every guest is assessed by a qualified Vaidya before any therapy begins. Pulse reading, dosha analysis, and a written treatment plan come first. Therapies are delivered under medical supervision in clinical rooms, not in a parlour setting. The site is licensed, ambulance-accessible, and equipped with full diagnostic infrastructure should anything beyond a wellness protocol be needed.

One tariff covers your room, three Sattvic vegetarian meals daily, every therapy prescribed in your programme, daily yoga and pranayama sessions, all doctor’s consultations, and access to common facilities. Nothing material is added later. Optional extras such as private airport transport or additional therapies outside your prescribed protocol are quoted separately and only if you specifically request them.

All resident Vaidyas and senior physiotherapists speak fluent English. Most therapy staff have working English, and front-of-house, reception, and dining are entirely English-speaking. Hindi is not required at any point during your stay. We welcome foreign guests from the United Kingdom, United States, Germany, Australia, and across Europe each year, and the day-to-day language of consultation, therapy briefing, and meal service is English.

Haridwar sits 35 kilometres from Jolly Grant Airport in Dehradun, an hour by road. Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport is approximately 220 kilometres away, four to five hours by car. Direct trains from New Delhi to Haridwar Junction take around four to five hours. We arrange private airport transfers as part of your booking, quoted at cost without surcharge and only added to your tariff with your written consent.

Yes. Our kitchen serves Sattvic vegetarian food prepared each morning according to Ayurvedic principles for your Prakriti and the season. Vegan, gluten-free, nut-free, and other restrictions are routine and confirmed at the time of booking. Religious dietary preferences including Jain, Hindu, and Halal vegetarian are accommodated without difficulty. We do not serve meat, eggs, alcohol, or recreational stimulants anywhere on the premises.

The Village runs year-round, and the climate suits Panchakarma in every season. The most comfortable months for foreign visitors are October through March, when temperatures stay between 10°C and 25°C and the air is dry. April to June is warmer but quieter, often preferred by guests who want fewer fellow visitors. The monsoon months of July to September are traditionally considered ideal for Vata-balancing Panchakarma, as the natural humidity supports deeper detoxification.