On January 2, 2014 a wonderful article by the leading
journalist Ipshita Mishra was published in the prominent newspaper – The Times Of India about the top Ayurvedic
Destinations of India. And Kairali ? The Ayurvedic Healing Village has been
listed as one of the top 5 leading Ayurvedic destinations in the country by
this newspaper. This is a very impartial and honest opinion.
Kairali Ayurvedic Health Village,
Kerala: The captivating beauty of the Western Ghats and the rich flora define
the picturesque town of Palakkad in Kerala which is home to the Kairali
Ayurvedic Health Resort. Ram Mohan, Vice President of the Resort is proud to
declare how Ayurveda village has travelled miles over the recent years,
“Today, we have over 20 centres abroad apart from the 25 centres across
India.” Ask him about the future of Ayurveda tourism in India and he has
his reservations, “The Indian mindset is still not ready to embrace the
culture of Ayurveda in a manner that the European market has possibly built an
industry around. Patience is a virtue we have still not mastered the art of. It
is believed that Ayurveda is an expensive affair but so is allopathy. If we are
willing to shed a fortune on a bypass surgery then why not spend half the money
on a recreational therapy that will guarantee the elimination of the ailment
from its root?”, asks Ram. The system of Ayurveda he asserts is “not
superficial but comes with permanent and effective results.”
Agrees Niika Quistgard, Founder and
Director Rasa Ayurveda Traditional Healing Centre for Women, Kerala and says,
“People are often dissatisfied with allopathic medicines and are wary of
the side-effects of drugs; natural alternatives and organic methods of healing
are the preferred options. At Rasa Ayurveda we offer free consultation and
treatment to women. All remedies are derived from herbal plants, a tradition
that dates back to the era of our grandmothers,” adds Niika.
Article published on : 2nd
January 2014, Times of India
This gives a thoughtful perspective on Ayurveda and its long-term benefits. It’s interesting how global audiences value it more than locals. The point about prevention over expensive treatments really stands out and makes you rethink modern healthcare choices.
It’s inspiring to see a focus on natural healing, especially for women. Offering free consultations and relying on herbal remedies connects modern care with traditional wisdom, giving people safer, holistic options without the worry of side effects.
Great article! I agree that investing in Ayurveda is better than expensive surgeries later. The Healing Village in Palakkad seems like the perfect place for natural rejuvenation. Traditional herbal remedies are definitely the future of sustainable healthcare.
Kerala is truly the heart of Ayurveda, and seeing Kairali recognized globally is fantastic. It’s interesting how international travelers are embracing these ancient remedies. I love the focus on herbal treatments and sustainable health.
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