Yoga and meditation play a vital role in the Panchakarma treatment that is known to enhance both physical cleansing and emotional balance. At VVAC, these mindful practices unlock your inner potential and prove to be a healing wand. Various asanas (postures) and pranayama (breathing techniques) are included in the patient’s routine for body and mind to come into balance.
In the pleasant surroundings of Chikitsalayam, mindful practices help calm the restless mind, revealing layers of clarity within. For those who wish to explore yoga independently, designated indoor and outdoor spaces are available, inviting you to begin on a transformative journey toward wellness and self-discovery.

Vrindavan Chikitsalayam’s Ayurvedic Pharmacy offers a range of traditional and proprietary Oushadhis prescribed to individual needs. Experienced Ayurvedic doctors prescribe remedies to ensure effective treatment for various ailments.

At the heart of the hospital, the Kashayapura team carefully prepares medicated oils, Kashayas, and other essential remedies using over 100 raw herbs sourced from Kerala. These therapeutic products are crafted through precise boiling and decoction methods.

Through Ayurvriti, we also ensure that medicines are delivered to patients even after they return home, so their treatment continues smoothly without interruption.

The in-house cafeteria “Tulsi Vanam Aahar” serves meals aligned with Ayurvedic dietary principles, customized to each patient’s needs as per the doctor’s prescriptions. The menu is designed to restore balance among the doshas (Vata, Pita, Kapha) while promoting overall well-being.

With a farm-to-plate approach, most vegetables are organically grown on campus, ensuring fresh, nutritious, and chemical-free meals. For guests from Russia, Tulsi also offers organic sattvic food with customization options to suit their taste preferences while adhering to Ayurvedic principles.

The Govind Ji Gaushala at Vrindavan Chikitsalayam is home to indigenous Gir cows, lovingly cared for and fed with chara grown on the campus. These cows play an essential role in Ayurvedic treatments and daily rituals, with their pure milk and other products providing unmatched nourishment and healing.

The Gaushala also holds Gau Pooja, a sacred Indian ritual that honors the spiritual bond with cows.

Vrindavan Ayurveda Chikitsalayam is a sacred space where spiritual and physical healing is one. The Temple of Lord Dhanwantri (the lord of Ayurveda), symbolizes health and the healing power of Ayurveda.

On the hill, the Temples of Goddess Kali and Lord Krishna foster peace and devotion, nurturing the mind, body, and soul. Daily morning and evening hymns, continuous OM chants, and frequent Yagyas further elevate the spiritual atmosphere, filling the air with sacred vibrations that enhance the healing process.