The Key To Longevity!

Undoubtedly South India is a heaven on earth when it comes to Ayurveda. South Indians are completely devoted to Ayurveda, which has been practiced here for around 5000 years. It is a system of traditional medicine whose origin dates back to the Vedic times. The term Ayurveda consists of two words, ayus meaning life and veda meaning science. Bringing in harmony the body, mind and soul, this traditional medicine system is mainly based on herbal extracts. The principles of this system of healing are based on complete balance between nature, body, mind and soul.

It is believed that the knowledge of Ayurveda was taught by Lord Brahma to other deities who in turn taught it to a sage name Bharadwaja. He then transferred this knowledge to many of his disciples. The knowledge of Ayurveda was first committed to paper by the sage Agnivesha in his book 'Agnivesh Tantra'.

Kerala, one of the most famous tourist destinations in the world is synonymous with Ayurveda. Tourists come from far and wide to this destination to experience the bliss of this therapy. This therapy is not only meant for people who have some kind of disease and the Ayurvedic massages can be taken by anyone. All it offers is a great sense of well being. Such a massage really rejuvenates one to the hilt.

There are many Ayurvedic resorts and centers in Kerala where you can go for massages and therapies. Even beauty care therapies are also offered by these resorts.

Some of the famous Ayurvedic Resorts in this state are:

Alappuzha Ayurvedic Resort
Beautifully set in a heritage property, this resort offer great facilities and services. Here you can pamper yourself with a variety of massages and therapies. 

Kovalam Ayurvedic Resort
Set amidst wonderful surroundings, this resort attracts tourists for its special massages.

Cochin Ayurvedic Resort
This is the right place to let yourself loose in the traditional oil massages, yoga and meditation.

Kalari Kovialakon Ayurvedic Resort
You will surely get a special treatment at this resort as it was once the abode of the king of the bygone era.