Round Tour of Sri Lanka

Ayurveda is a medical practice derived from the Sanskrit words ‘Ayur’ meaning life, and ‘Veda’ meaning knowledge.

Ayurveda is a natural healing method. It is a complete and holistic healing system, which promotes general well being and seeks not only to cure disease but also to rejuvenate the body by increasing immunity against disease.

You are met with traditional Sri Lankan hospitality at the airport, and then transported in your own private air-conditioned vehicle by our courteous English speaking Chauffeur-guide to Ayurvedic Centre.
Overnight at the AYURVEDIC CENTRE, XXX.

Full treatments with supervision of the Ayurveda Physician.
Overnight at the AYURVEDIC CENTRE, XXX.

Tranfer to the Airport for the departure flight.

Meet & greet services at airport,
All transportation by luxury private air-conditioned vehicle,
All treatments are administered under the direct supervision of the Ayurveda Physician, which includes initial and final consultation.
The services of an English speaking guide,
Luxury air-conditioned hotel rooms with private attached bathrooms,
Daily full American Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner at the hotel,
Full ayurvedic treatments with consultation,
and also all applicable local taxes and service charges

Snacks, Herbal Beverages.
Potter Charges & Tips
Video Camera Permits or other services not mentioned above

Accommodation on full board basis with all the treatments and can extend up request of the guest. Or otherwise can combine with one of the selected tours.



	Ayurveda is a medical practice derived from the Sanskrit words ‘Ayur’ meaning life, and ‘Veda’ meaning knowledge. Its origins go back more than 6000 years and it was spread to Sri Lanka around 6th century BC by Buddhist monks, where it became the main form of medical practice for centuries. Sri Lanka has its own Ayurvedic system based on a series of prescriptions handed down from generation to generation. Sinhalese kings quickened the development of Ayurveda. Some kings were Ayurvedic physicians and built hospitals in the ancient capital of Anuradhapura and other cities such as Mihintale, where ruins of Ayurveda hospitals can still be seen. King Buddhadasa (398 AD) was the most prominent physician and wrote the ‘Sarartha Sangrahaya’, which is read by physicians even to this day. He was famed for treating soldiers, horses, and elephants. Ayurvedic physicians enjoyed a noble position in the social hierarchy due to its royal patronage. More than 75 per cent of the island’s population depends on this traditional medicine system because of its efficacy and no side effects.



	Ayurveda is a natural healing method. It is a complete and holistic healing system, which promotes general well being and seeks not only to cure disease but also to rejuvenate the body by increasing immunity against disease. It has also proved to be very effective in curbing present day stress and in promoting a positive mental attitude and relaxation of the mind. Users of the gentle system of holistic treatment say it is based on the observation of humans and plants in the search for balance in body and mind. Ayurveda is based on the principle that everyone has a unique mixture of three energies, which are: vata (air), pita (fire) and kapha (earth). When one of these energies gets out of balance illness can arise and that is when treatment is needed. Herbs and natural medicines are used to restore this inward balance and harmony. But you don’t have to be sick to enjoy the benefits of an ayurveda massage or bath. Among the benefits it is credited with are: slowing the ageing process, prolonging lifespan, improving digestive functions and eyesight and correcting sleep disturbances. Sri Lanka Ayurvedic physicians are required to undergo seven years of training and spend at least a year in a conventional hospital. Practitioners prescribe gentle herbs, diets, hydrotherapy and medical enemas to treat an astonishing array of illnesses, including diabetes, asthma, arthritis, high blood pressure, alcoholism and obesity.