Vedaguru Ayurvedic Centre

At Vedaguru, we believe in the enrichment of living standards of modern civilization through indigenous, traditional knowledge of the Vedas. This knowledge originated in the ancient Vedic civilizations and has been handed over from each generation to the next and are, to this day, still being practiced in the local community. Vedaguru aims to be a bridge between ancient culture and modern civilization. To help carry this ancient knowledge forward so that our modern society can benefit from its populaces individual power. We at Vedaguru are committed to being the helpful hand, which improves the Socioeconomic living circle of our modern civilizations.

Forget for a time your past and your origins, you are entering into a different world, we hope that at the end of this experience you will have something invaluable to carry with you always. With Vedaguru you will have the opportunity to learn about tribal communities, to walk in the forest and thought spice plantations, observe the life of wild animals and to taste authenticn food.. . All about discovering your true nature.

With Vedaguru prepare to tantalize all of your five senses: Vision: to observe wild animals: elephants, tigers, sambar, spotted deer,n bison, rare birds, butterflies and plants. Hearing: the song of tropical birds and the sounds of frogs and crickets will sing you a lullaby at night, greet you with a song in the morning and accompany you throughout the day. Smell: breathe air scented with vanilla and cardamom, smell the wild roses and orchids, be delighted by the scent of spices and Ayurvedic herbs. Touch: touch the rough skin of the elephant, embrace the trees and allow your skin and tissue to be soothed by Ayurvedic massage. Taste: journey across from north to south by delighting in its cuisines, delicious dishes prepared with organic ingredients. When you sit down with ann dish is not only the taste, but all five senses that are engaged! The children’s smiles, the kindness of the local people, the looks with eyes full of indigenous people are these experiences will remain in our hearts.