Ayurveda is very good for treatment, there Dr. Ramkumar is a very good doctor and his entire medical team is also very good. Ayurveda was used here in the same way as it used to be used here even today. The patient coming here gets relief very soon ......

It’s a place where you not just get Ayurvedic treatment but they also educate you about Ayurveda, related foods , eating habits , your body. They take your through the study to have more authentic impact of treatment on your mind and body while you are here and also when you are gone 😊 Special recommendation for the doctors I got to interact with- Dr. Ramanandan Dr. Ramkumar Dr. Ramdas Everyone is a delight to have a conversation with learning about mind body and soul. Dr. Ramdas keeps special interest in birding and says one should pamper your body like it’s our child. Can’t miss on to the other important people whom I got in touch with.. Dr. Sajna makes you feel at home and is extremely lovable and sweet. Love the bunch of therapists which were assigned for me.. Kalpana, Sindhu, Devaki, Athira and almost everyone who nice took care. It’s all the more a team effort and I understand we get to see and interact with few only. Thank you Aparna for checking on me every now and then! ❤️ PS - food can be and should be much better 🥹

I wanted to give myself at least 3 weeks after leaving this wonderful healing sanctuary before writing this review. The idea was to get carried away by the initial euphoria and infuse some objectivity in this review. The founders have created a beautiful eco-system in rural (countryside) Coimbatore. Incidentally, they celebrated their 20th anniversary 2 days ago! I'd describe the core campus as a sacred grove within which they have built an excellently planned, self contained care delivery system consisting of: 1. Sanctum Sanctorum - aptly named Bhrahma Kamalam where the morning and evening recitations/chants/poojas and afternoon Yoga Nidra are scheduled 2. Seminar Hall + Library - named Mandapam - venue for Staff training, Satsang and even the weekly group lunch 3. Office Blocks - named Vaidyalayam 4. Pharmacy - named Oushadalayam 5. Laundry Room - could have been called Rajkaapanam 6. Kitchen - could've been called Paakshalam 7. Patient Quads - called Illam - an interesting structure with four simple yet elegant patient suites attached to a resident doctor's station, a compounder's room (replete with a druid's cauldron) and two treatment rooms While the founding vaidyas may have visioned and created this campus that includes their own temple (dedicated to Lord Dhanvantari), vegetable farms, staff quarters, cow-shed (Gaushala) and that has grown to include another set of quads...the real experience is delivered by the dedicated staff, both: A. visible - like the security, front office, horticulture, house-keeping, therapists, food delivery (you eat all your meals in your room), etc. B. Invisible: Cooks, Cleaners, Clerks, et al Their indulgence, warmth and care was only surpassed my "dream-team" led by Vaidya Ramanandan that included Vaidya Sreeji, Vaidya Dhanyasri, Therapist Santhosh, Therapist, Jaybhim, Hunnymon, who were always within hailing distance to attend to my issues, questions and phobias. May God bless them so that continue to heal many more! NOTE: A. You have to be patient with their response times: - My case fell thru the cracks of Ms A's calendar for three days after my advance payment. Had to rattle their cages before Ms S picked up the ball and ran - Pharmacy needed 3 days to courier items to the capital of Kerala (370km away) B. You have to read all the literature before leaving home and ask a lot of questions upfront. I wish I had known that: - it is ill-advised to drive or fly long distance for two weeks after the treatment. - there are three parts to the stay - Prep, Treatment, Recovery - and for my typical condition-constitution set, they'd require one week for each stage. So, even if I'd initially planned and booked to stay for 2 weeks, I should have budgeted some slack at the end of 2 weeks to stay back longer. - no tea or coffee might cause withdrawal symptoms in some patients- I had severe headaches for the first two days

Vaidyagrama is a peaceful haven for cleansing mind and body with deeply knowledgeable Ayurvedic doctors. The rhythm is slow to enable internal reflection. This is my third visit and I hope to come back annually to retune and become more resilient to the pressures of daily living. The food is freshly cooked daily from ingredients sourced in Vaidyagrama itself or its near surroundings; it is designed to digest easily so enabling your body to focus on other healing needed. Since last I came the centre has grown more of its flora - and I counted up to 15 different bird species including peacocks and birds of paradise. Those who visit are respectful and often also knowledgeable of Ayurveda. I have met many interesting folks here. It’s a truly beautiful place, and a vital knowledge centre.

Vaidyagrama is an absolutely wonderful and authentic Ayurvedic experience. I spent some weeks here for a panchakarma in June-July. All the staff and doctors here make certain that you’re comfortable and and able to enjoy your stay while undergoing these treatments. The food is really nice sattvic food, so not spicy or salty. There are classes daily that are excellent for learning more Ayurvedic knowledge. The environment is completely set in nature so lots of trees and birds and all the buildings are designed according to Vastu . Overall, if you have a chance to experience Vaidyagram, definitely do not miss the opportunity. It’s a hard to find authentic Ayurveda experience.

I stayed at Vaidyagrama for 28 days and it was a truly wholesome experience. The Doctors hold genuine regard for their patients and have complete integrity when it comes to the discipline of Ayurveda. The culture at Vaidyagrama is inclusive, nurturing and peaceful and all the staff emulate these values. The rooms are comfortable and fully equipped with everything you need, the facilities are kept clean and tidy with the help of housekeeping staff. The ambience around the village is peaceful and calm and does not feel like a hospital, rather like a sanctuary for healing and rest. I would highly recommend anyone who is considering Ayurvedic treatment to visit Vaidyagrama and be prepared to leave equipped with a new lens to life and your own body.

I spent 3 weeks of divine healing at the the deepest levels. Going with an open heart and mind and surrendering to the just amazing doctors and staff at Vaidyagrama, was indeed a special experience for me. I feel great gratitude to imbibe all the wisdom from everyone there. Satsangs with Dr Ramkumar were the highlight of each day, with his knowledge and humour, he compassionately met each one wherever we were in our journey A truly special place, I have come back much calmer and rejuvenated with new learnings to live with more ease. Can’t wait to go back next year.

The best choice I made for healing . The doctors really helped me understand everything I need to know about how to take care of my health , they also explained the diet and exercise I should follow daily . Special thanks to all the doctors , therapists and each and every staff . They were all wonderful and their service was outstanding. The atmosphere was serene , a special mention to the morning and evening prayer , the various sessions with the doctors on a daily basis was an eye opener . The satsang wiith Dr Ramkumar and all the patients every afternoon was the best interactive session , so much of knowledge sharing . Special Gratitude 🙏🏼 to Dr Harikumar and Dr Sreeji for having patience and explaining everything to me and giving with the best treatment. .felt like a family at Vaidyagrama . I would highly recommend everyone to experience Vaidyagrama for healing . Thankyou all 🙏🏼