Ayurveda Wellness Retreat
The Ayurveda wellness retreat is a restful week at an established Ayurveda centre. It begins with a consultation with a qualified practitioner, who plans your daily treatments, such as warm oil massage (abhyanga) and shirodhara, along with an Ayurvedic diet, gentle yoga and time to rest.
Accommodation, consultation, daily treatments, meals and transfers are included.
Trip highlights
- Consultation with a qualified practitioner
- Daily Ayurvedic treatments
- Ayurvedic vegetarian diet
- Gentle yoga
- Quiet time to rest
Short itinerary
View detailed itineraryAyurveda Wellness Retreat overview
Quick answer: a 7-day Ayurveda retreat with consultation, daily treatments and Ayurvedic meals, from US$790 per person.
Ayurveda is a traditional wellness practice and not a substitute for medical care. See our Ayurveda guide.
At a glance
| Fact | Details |
|---|---|
| Duration | 7 days, 6 nights |
| Includes | Consultation, daily treatments, Ayurvedic meals |
| Location | Kathmandu or Pokhara |
| Cost | From US$790 per person |
Day-by-day itinerary
What’s included
Included
- Transfers
- Accommodation at the centre (6 nights)
- Consultation with a qualified practitioner
- Daily treatments as prescribed
- Ayurvedic breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Daily yoga
- All government and local taxes
Not included
- Herbal products to take home
- Medical tests if required
- Travel insurance
- Tips
Useful info
Health
Tell the practitioner about any health conditions and medicines. Consult your doctor first if you are unsure.
Not medical care
Ayurveda treatments are traditional wellness therapies, not a substitute for medical treatment.
Packing list
- Comfortable loose clothes
- Old clothes for oil treatments
- Sandals
- Journal
Add-ons & trip options
Choose add-ons and quantities on the booking form.
More options, quoted on request:
- Extend to 10 or 14 days.
- Panchakarma programme.
Frequently asked questions
A consultation, daily treatments, Ayurvedic meals, yoga and rest.
Yes, it is included at the start.
From US$790 per person.
No, it is a traditional wellness practice.