Dhanyamla Dhara is a special kind of Ayurvedic massage therapy in which warm herbal liquid is poured from a hung vessel over the affected parts of the body. During this treatment, a mixture is prepared from cereals (Dhanya) and vinegar (Amla) obtained from citrus fruits.

The treatment is usually done after a light oil massage or Abhyanga; and it offers relief from many conditions related to bones, muscles, and nerves.  It is used in the treatment of back pain, Sciatica, Sprains, Spondylosis, and in keeping the body youthful and flexible.

Unmarthana is a deep tissues massage that involves applying sustained pressure to the body by using slow, deep strokes.

Kansa Vatki is a deeply relaxing Ayurvedic foot massage that differs from other Ayurvedic feet treatments due to its use of small metal bowls. This centuries-old treatment begins the same way as always, by bathing the feet and legs to clean and relax them.

The feet are washed and soaked in warm water to cleanse them and start softening the skin. Then the thoroughly cleansed feet and nails undergo nail shaping, cuticle caring, and nail trimming as required.

Netra Tarpana is a deceptively simple yet highly effective treatment that brings sparkle and beauty to your eyes. It cools, lubricates, and rejuvenates the eyes and improves the inner vision by clearing out the subtle channels associated with inner and outer perception.

The benefits of Chakra Basti are both physical and subtle. Chakra Basti strengthens the solar plexus and relieves digestive disorders, it is known to benefit indigestion and provides relief for constipation.

An Ayurvedic facial treatment which richly makes use of herbs and aromatic oils to massage and increase the flow of pranic energy through the marma points in the facial region as they are gently massaged.

This unique treatment is one of the most beneficial treatments Ayurveda has to offer to thoroughly detoxify the physical body.

The Benefits of Kati Basti are vast and include pain management and relief for chronic and acute backaches, lumbar spondylosis and sciatica, prolapsed disc, and Osteoporosis

There is no other massage technique that can be compared to Abhyanga in any other healing tradition. The treatment integrates and focuses on all of the various levels that we have as individuals, from the most physical to the most subtle and spiritual level.

This treatment is warming and is known to melt toxins in the body without aggravating pitta.

This deep balancing therapy has a manifold sequence and requires a number of therapists for it to be conducted properly. Directly after an Abhyanga massage is performed the revitalizing Kashayaseka treatment is given

Takradhara is an Ayurvedic sudation therapy using medicated buttermilk to help the brain and mind relax, and reduce stress.

Shirodhara is a profoundly relaxing therapy that involves an ancient technique of pouring a fine stream of warm medicated liquid slowly onto the middle of the forehead.

Greeva Basti entails bathing the neck region with medicated oil or freshly prepared herbal decoction. It is a focused neck treatment to alleviate pain, stiffness, and cervical compressions.

A specialised weight-loss treatment where warm herbal paste made with grains, herbs, and a small amount of herbal oil is vigorously massaged onto the body by two therapists helps to balance Kapha.

This is an effective treatment for those suffering from knee discomfort and pain, Osteo-Arthritis, and knee immobility.

The purpose of Padaghat is to offer a deep tissue massage by applying the weight and pressure of two therapists.

This is a very thorough and invigorating treatment that includes Marma points, acupressure points and specialised massage techniques using ghee (clarified butter) to the feet and lower leg.

Keshini is a fantastic Ayurvedic hair rejuvenation treatment in which several natural and nourishing herbs are blended into a nutritious and health-giving herbal paste that is applied to the head and scalp and used on your hair after a scalp stimulating, deeply relaxing head massage.

This focused head and shoulder massage makes use of selected medicated Ayurvedic oils and focuses generously on the Marma points in the head region.

An Ayurvedic herbal hand treatment that has been uniquely tailored, starts with the hands being soaked on organic whole milk, which is high in lactic acid, then vigorously massaged with an oil best suited to your body’s constitution based on you Dosha,

The Soundarya Vardhani treatment has been traditionally used to enhance and intensify nourishment and the cleansing of tissues through robust lymphatic drainage which makes for a glowing complexion, good skin tone and elasticity, and the dissolving away of facial tension and bodily stress.