Kairali – The Ayurvedic Healing Village in Kerala has been named the winner of the Best Wellness Hotel Resort category at the Travel + Leisure Awards.
The award recognises Kairali’s focus on Ayurveda, personalised wellness programmes, and quality hospitality.
Located in Palakkad, Kerala, Kairali offers guests a peaceful place to rest and experience traditional Ayurvedic practices. Surrounded by greenery, the village brings together Ayurvedic therapies, yoga, healthy food, and individual care.
A Place for Ayurveda and Well-Being
At Kairali – The Ayurvedic Healing Village, each guest receives care based on their individual needs.
Ayurvedic physicians assess guests before recommending suitable therapies and daily routines. The programmes may include traditional oil massages, yoga, meditation, and dietary guidance.
The aim is to help guests understand Ayurvedic practices and develop healthier daily habits.
The natural surroundings also play an important role in the guest experience. Open spaces, greenery, and a quiet atmosphere offer an opportunity to step away from busy routines.
Traditional Ayurveda With Modern Comfort
Kairali Ayurvedic Group was founded in 1989 by K.V. Ramesh and Gita Ramesh. The group draws on four generations of Ayurvedic practice in the founders’ family.
Today, the Healing Village combines this family background with professional Ayurvedic care and comfortable hospitality.
Its team of Ayurvedic physicians and trained therapists guides guests through their programmes. These may include Ayurvedic treatments, yoga sessions, and meals prepared according to Ayurvedic principles.
Kairali is also an NABH-accredited Ayurvedic hospital and holds the Government of Kerala’s Green Leaf Certification.
Recognition at the Travel + Leisure Awards
The Best Wellness Hotel Resort award marks an important recognition for Kairali in the wellness hospitality sector.
It also draws attention to Kerala’s role as a destination for Ayurveda-focused travel.
Kairali continues to offer wellness programmes that bring together traditional Ayurvedic practices, personal attention, and a peaceful setting.
