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Ayurveda in Nepal

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Ayurveda in Nepal

Ayurveda, the ancient South Asian system of traditional medicine, has deep roots in Nepal, where the Himalayan foothills have long supplied medicinal herbs. At wellness centres and retreats in Kathmandu and Pokhara, you can have a consultation with a qualified practitioner, followed by treatments such as warm oil massage (abhyanga), shirodhara and an Ayurvedic diet.

Ayurveda is a traditional wellness practice and not a substitute for medical care. Tell the practitioner about any health conditions and medicines, and consult your doctor first if you are unsure.

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Ayurveda in Nepal: the complete guide

Ayurveda, the traditional South Asian system of health and wellbeing, has long roots in Nepal, where the Himalayan foothills have supplied medicinal herbs for centuries. Today, visitors can enjoy Ayurvedic consultations, massages and retreats in Kathmandu and Pokhara.

What to expect

  • A consultation with a qualified practitioner, who assesses your constitution.
  • Treatments such as warm oil massage (abhyanga) and shirodhara.
  • An Ayurvedic diet based on fresh, vegetarian food.
  • Yoga, rest and gentle walks.

See our Ayurveda wellness retreat and Panchakarma.

Choosing a centre

Look for established centres with qualified practitioners, clean facilities and clear information about treatments.

Important

Ayurveda is a traditional wellness practice and not a substitute for medical care. Tell the practitioner about any health conditions and medicines, and consult your doctor first if you are unsure.

Combine it

A few days of Ayurveda is a perfect way to recover after a trek.

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A traditional South Asian system of health and wellbeing using diet, herbs, massage and lifestyle.

At wellness centres and retreats in Kathmandu and Pokhara.

From a single treatment to a retreat of a week or more.

With qualified practitioners, yes; tell them about any health conditions.