AYURVEDA

& KARUNAKARALA AYURVEDA HOTEL

Ayurveda, the treatment of mind, body, and soul dates back to over five thousand years. Here in Sri Lanka we have a rich history which associates with our own brand of Ayurveda medicine, skills and practices that can be traced back to the times of King Ravana, and King Buddhadasa(4th century). At Karunakarala, we provide this indigenous tradition to add spirituality to your leisure and create a lifestyle that you could nurture within you.

Why Ayurveda?

Ayurveda treats the roots of an ailment, it cleanses, it purifies and goes beyond the physical realm to find a cure to what ails you. Ayurveda doctors dedicate an ample amount of time for each patient; the treatment it provides is complete and with limited side effects as it uses the gift of nature - the essence of herbs.

A Ayurveda therapy
Tharpana therapy
Foot massage
Head massage
Herbal Bath
Oil Massage
Steam Bath
Nasal treatment
A Ayurveda therapy
Tharpana therapy
Foot massage
Head massage
Herbal Bath
Oil Massage
Steam Bath
Nasal treatment

We have designed several Ayurveda packages to suite your length of stay.

Check Ayurveda Packages

The Three ‘Dosha’s

The Ayurveda culture suggests that the human body is governed by three Doshas(energies that govern all biological functions), namely: Vata, Pitta and Kapha. The balance of these ‘doshas’ assures the health of an individual. This balance is often felt only during the beginning of one’s life. Each individual has his own unique way of living life. And, it is the lifestyle that you chose that affects the balance.

Ayurveda Treatments

Ayurvedic treatments have two major objectives; to improve one’s health to protect from diseases, and to cure his ailments. A therapy purifies, pacify and nourishes an individual’s mind and body.

'Shodana Karma'

'Shodana Karma' refers to the purification procedures in Ayurveda. It expels the vitiated ‘doshas’. It takes two to three weeks to complete a procedure. ‘Panchakarma’ is one of the popular ‘Shodana Karma’ procedures.

'Shamana Karma'

‘Shamana Karma’ refers to the pacifying procedures in Ayurveda. In ‘Shamara Karma’, internal and external medications are used to pacify the ‘doshas’ and reinstate an individual’s health.

'Tarpana Treatment'

'Tarpana Treatment' nourishes the body and the nervous system with extensive treatments.