During the 500 years of foreign domination of India, Ayurveda was held in ridicule, and it withered. But the invincible spirit of this life science survived and thrived. Today, Ayurveda has caught the attention of the people the world over - both laymen and professionals.

The major credit for reviving and spreading the message of Ayurveda in the 20th century goes to the Kottakkal Arya Vaidya Sala and its founder Vaidyaratnam P. S. Varier. Called the 'Saviour of Ayurveda in the South', he was the first man in South India to organise the treatment of patients under the Ayurvedic system. He pioneered the production of Ayurvedic medicines on modern lines, and ensured that Ayurveda occupied its rightful place among the country's major medical systems

Ayurveda, the traditional Indian system of medicine holds out to the world the promise of a healthy long life. Would you believe that your physical & mental activity could be improved? If not then step into the world, where healing is a ritual and nurturing life a tradition, i. e. experience the magical power of Traditional Ayurveda. To make this a reality, we have made a few programmes combining Ayurveda along with sightseeing.

Ayurveda comprises of a healing system for the body, which promises complete rejuvenation and relaxation. This healing system developed in India around 600 BC and today, the country serves as the hub of Ayurveda tour package. The term ?Ayurveda? is composed of two words, ?Ayur? meaning ?life? and ?Veda? meaning 'the science of knowledge?. So, Ayurveda is basically a science that advises the dos and don?ts of living. If followed religiously, these guidelines help a person in leading a blissful and contended life, not only physically, but also mentally and socially.

Ayurveda, a word that roughly translates as the "science of life" has been one of the major attractions of India since times immemorial. It is a system that promotes a healthy life that blends the physical, mental, spiritual and the social in a harmonious manner. Besides, Ayurveda is a science that seeks answers to all human ailments in nature and records prove that it has benefited thousands till date.

Ayurveda has been practiced in India for centuries. The holistic treatments offered for free by Hindu Ashramas combined with yoga techniques for better life and health have attracted the Westerners to the East. Almost as relaxing as Spas of the West, there has been increasingly a demand for combined comfort of Spas and benefits of Ayurveda. There are traditional Kerala Ayurvedic health resorts that have been increasingly gaining fame and popularity along with various other Ayurveda & Spa centers that have come up all over India.