Some of the popular spas of Kerala are:
"Coconut Lagoon, Kumarakom: Named one of the top 15 beautiful spots in the world by the National Geographic, the coconut lagoon resort is hidden amongst the palm trees on the eastern shores of Lake Vembanad in Kerala.
"Marari Beach Resort: Offers endless miles of superb sand beaches backed by swing palms, virgin territory where you can experience the local charm & traditional Keralan hospitality at its best.
"Kairali Health Resorts: Situated in the scenic town of Palakkad in Kerala, the famed southern state of India, Kairali Ayurvedic Health Resort is the perfect retreat for the discerning traveler.
"Somatheeram Beach Resort: This ayurvedic beach resort has consciously attempted to preserve its natural settings. Guests stay in traditional houses or simple cottages along twisted paths on 13- lush acres above the Sea.
"Spice Village, Periyar: In the heart of the Cardamom hills of Kerala, Spice Village is an unprecedented tourist destination, offering a rare opportunity to enjoy South India's wildlife & Beauty.
"Taj Garden Retreat, Kumarakom:The hotel, originally known as Baker's Bungalow, comprises of a set of completely refurbished colonial bungalows on the banks of the Vembanad Lake.
"Taj Garden Retreat, Thekkady: Bus Station: 1 km., Airport: 134 km.,Railway Station: 114 km Accommodation: 32 centrally air-conditioned rooms in cottages built on stilts. All rooms are elegantly appointed and have private balconies.
"Taj Garden Retreat, Varkala: 51 Kms from Airport, 3 Kms from Railway Station
"Golden Palm Resort & Spa: The 148 room resort located in Bangalore, the garden city and IT capital of India is set amidst 14 acres of lush gardens in secluded countryside.
People all over the world are slowly going back to natural and herbal therapies, they are actually going back to nature. Ayurveda is all about bringing balance to the body, using natural herbs. No wonder Ayurvedic spas and resorts have come up in a big way. The Ayurvedic spas in Kerala are situated in idyllic locations amidst natural beauty, and are run by a team of people proficient in the principles of Ayurvedic techniques. The focus is on healing and rejuvenation of the body through Ayurveda and its complementary science, yoga. Techniques like shirodhara, praanayama, yogic asanas and several Ayurvedic therapies are practiced in these spas and resorts.
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