Package
Course Details
Course Duration: 150 Hours/ 20 Days | 4 hrs Guided | 1 hr Self-Practice Daily
100 Hours: Theory Classes.
50 Hours: Field Visits, Practical Sessions & Self-Study
Course Dates: 1st -20th of every month
Accreditation: Mandala Yoga Retreat
Language: English
Group Size: Limited to 6-12 participants
Location: Chandragiri Hill, Kathmandu, Nepal
Eligibility: This course is primarily meant for scholars / professionals having medical background or graduation in biosciences or in fields allied to medicine or Yoga practioners or Practioners of Natural Medicine.
Course Fees & Accommodation
Choose the accommodation option that best suits your needs.
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Accommodation |
Course Fee |
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Dormitory — 6 Beds |
USD 1,800 |
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Twin Shared — 2 Beds |
USD 2,100 |
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Private Single Bed Room |
USD 2,500 |
Accommodation Includes:
Comfortable retreat accommodation.
Attached bathroom.
Hot and cold shower.
Air conditioning/heating & cooling.
High-speed Wi-Fi.
Nepal has a long and rich tradition of Ayurveda, herbal medicine, yoga, and holistic wellness. With the Himalayas, diverse natural environments, and a culture deeply influenced by both Hindu and Buddhist traditions, Nepal provides a unique setting for students who want to study Ayurveda in Nepal.
Our Ayurveda course in Nepal combines classical Ayurvedic knowledge with practical learning, cultural experiences, and an introduction to Nepal’s traditional herbal heritage. The program is designed for people who want to understand Ayurveda not only as a traditional system of medicine, but also as a holistic approach to lifestyle, health, and well-being.
Studying Ayurveda in Nepal gives students the opportunity to learn in a peaceful Himalayan environment while experiencing aspects of Nepalese culture and traditional wellness practices. Alongside classroom learning, students take part in practical sessions, demonstrations, a hospital visit, nature activities, and cultural excursions.
Study Ayurveda in Nepal in a peaceful environment surrounded by nature and the Himalayan landscape. Away from the distractions of busy city life, our setting provides a comfortable atmosphere for learning, reflection, and experiencing the Ayurvedic lifestyle.
The natural surroundings also provide an opportunity to learn about Nepal’s traditional relationship with medicinal plants, herbs, food, nature, and daily wellness practices.
The course is guided by Ayurveda doctors (Vaidyas), including Dr. Nirmal and other experienced practitioners. Students are introduced to important areas of traditional Ayurveda, including Ayurvedic principles, diagnosis, pulse assessment, herbal medicine, lifestyle, and therapeutic approaches.
The program combines Ayurveda theory and practical training, helping students understand how classical Ayurvedic concepts are connected with their practical application.
Ayurveda is closely connected with daily habits, food, movement, rest, and mental well-being. During the course, participants have the opportunity to experience elements of the Ayurveda and yoga lifestyle through yoga classes, meditation, Ayurvedic food, herbal teas, breathing practices, and other wellness activities.
These experiences help students understand how Ayurvedic principles can be incorporated into everyday life.
Nepal has a diverse range of medicinal plants and traditional herbal knowledge. Depending on the course schedule and season, students may participate in herbal walks, farm visits, and nature-based learning activities.
These activities introduce students to the traditional use of herbs and plants and provide a practical connection between Ayurvedic materia medica and the natural environment of Nepal.
Our Ayurveda training course in Nepal includes practical learning alongside theoretical study. Participants are introduced to areas such as pulse assessment, understanding of Dosha and Prakriti, Ayurvedic diagnosis, herbal preparations, oils, and traditional Ayurvedic therapies.
The practical component is designed to help students develop a better understanding of how Ayurvedic principles are applied in traditional practice.
The three-week Ayurveda program includes accommodation, daily vegetarian meals, course materials, practical sessions, a hospital visit, hiking and nature activities, selected sightseeing, and a course completion certificate.
Participants also have time to relax and explore Nepal during the program. A guided sightseeing or hiking excursion provides an opportunity to experience the country’s natural beauty and cultural heritage.
Private airport transportation can also be arranged at an additional cost for participants who prefer a comfortable and convenient transfer to and from the airport.
During this three-week Ayurveda training course in Nepal, participants develop an understanding of fundamental Ayurvedic concepts and their practical application. The curriculum introduces classical Ayurveda, Ayurvedic diagnosis, herbal medicine, Panchakarma, treatment principles, and several specialized areas of Ayurvedic knowledge.
Introduction to the history and cultural background of Ayurveda in Nepal
Understanding the development and practice of Ayurveda in Nepal
Introduction to Nepalese traditional healing and herbal knowledge
Understanding the relationship between Ayurveda, nature, lifestyle, and culture
Introduction to Ayurveda and its history
Present status and practice of Ayurveda
Introduction to major Ayurvedic Samhitas and their importance and application in the present era
Importance of ethics and principles of ideal living
Ayurvedic approaches to lifestyle and lifestyle-related disorders
Understanding Ayu and its components
Importance and application of Tri-Skandha
Introduction to Ashtanga Ayurveda
Applied understanding of Dosha, Dhatu, Upadhatu, Mala, Agni, Panchamahabhuta, Triguna, Trayopastambha, Ama, and Vega
Importance of understanding Sharira and Manas Prakriti
Introduction to Ayurvedic methods of examination and assessment
Concept of Sharira in Ayurveda
Introduction to Marma and its significance
Definition and understanding of Dravya
Applied understanding of Rasa, Guna, Virya, Vipaka, and Prabhava
Introduction to the principles of Bhaishajya Prayoga
Understanding Panchavidha Kashaya Kalpana
Introduction to basic Ayurvedic pharmaceutical preparations
Practical understanding of selected herbs and traditional formulations
Introduction to Panchanidana
Understanding Vikara and its classifications
Clinical application of Shatkriyakala
Understanding Samprapti and the development of disease according to Ayurvedic concepts
Introduction to the assessment of Roga Bala and Rogi Bala
Basic Ayurvedic clinical examination and assessment
Detailed history taking according to Ayurvedic principles
Systematic examination and assessment of the individual
Principles of Kayachikitsa
Introduction to Ayurvedic approaches to disease management
Introduction to the basic principles of modern medicine
Overview of Homeopathy, Unani, Siddha, Tibetan Medicine, Yoga, and Naturopathy
Understanding the relevance and relationship of these systems with the principles of Ayurveda
Panchakarma is an important area of traditional Ayurvedic practice. Students are introduced to its fundamental concepts, stages, indications, and traditional applications.
Introduction to preparatory procedures
Basic concepts and traditional principles of Purvakarma
Introduction to the five principal Panchakarma procedures:
Vamana
Virechana
Nasya
Basti
Raktamokshana
Introduction to post-treatment care
Understanding the traditional principles of recovery and dietary and lifestyle guidance following Panchakarma
Introduction to Rasayana Chikitsa, the traditional Ayurvedic approach to rejuvenation and maintaining vitality.
Students are also introduced to Vajikarana Chikitsa and its traditional concepts related to reproductive health and vitality.
Introduction to:
Ayurvedic concepts of the mind
Manovigyan and mental well-being
Basic concepts of Manasa Roga
Traditional Ayurvedic perspectives on mental health
Introduction to:
Prasuti Tantra
Stri Roga
Basic Ayurvedic concepts related to women's health
Traditional approaches to women's health and wellness
Introduction to the principles of Ayurvedic child healthcare, including traditional approaches to supporting children's health, growth, nutrition, and well-being.
Introduction to the fundamentals of Shalya Tantra and selected traditional Ayurvedic procedures, including:
Ksharasutra
Agnikarma
Jalaukavacharana
The course provides an educational introduction to these traditional concepts and their historical and practical context.
Introduction to Shalakya Tantra, including traditional Ayurvedic approaches related to the eyes, ears, nose, throat, and head.
Topics include:
Etiology and basic understanding of Netra Roga
Swastha Vritta related to eye health
Introduction to Kriya Kalpa
Traditional Ayurvedic approaches used in Shalakya Chikitsa
Introduction to the role of Panchakarma in Shalakya Chikitsa
Theory is an important part of learning Ayurveda, but practical experience helps students understand how these concepts are applied.
As part of the course, participants may take part in:
Practical Ayurvedic demonstrations
Ayurvedic assessment and observation
Introduction to pulse assessment
Herbal learning activities
Traditional oil and herbal preparation demonstrations
Hospital visit for practical learning
Nature and herbal excursions
Yoga and wellness activities
Cultural and sightseeing experiences
The exact practical activities may vary depending on the course schedule, season, and availability.
One of the special aspects of taking an Ayurveda course in Nepal is the opportunity to experience the country's culture and natural environment.
During the program, participants can enjoy hiking, sightseeing, nature excursions, and cultural experiences. These activities provide a chance to discover Nepal beyond the classroom and understand the close relationship between nature, lifestyle, traditional knowledge, and wellness.
This Ayurveda training course in Nepal can be suitable for:
Beginners who want to learn the fundamentals of Ayurveda
Yoga teachers and yoga practitioners
Wellness professionals
Massage and holistic therapy practitioners
Health and wellness enthusiasts
Students interested in traditional medicine
People interested in Ayurvedic lifestyle and nutrition
Individuals who want to explore Ayurveda through theory and practical experience
No previous professional Ayurveda qualification is necessarily required for an introductory learning experience; however, participants should check the specific course requirements before enrollment.
Our three-week Ayurveda course in Nepal brings together traditional Ayurvedic education, practical learning, Himalayan nature, yoga, cultural experiences, and Nepalese hospitality.
From learning the fundamentals of Dosha, Prakriti, Agni, Dhatu, and Ayurvedic diagnosis to exploring herbs, Panchakarma, lifestyle, and traditional therapies, the program provides a broad introduction to Ayurveda in a Himalayan setting.
If you are looking to study Ayurveda in Nepal, gain practical exposure, experience traditional Ayurvedic knowledge, and immerse yourself in Nepalese culture and nature, this course offers an educational and memorable introduction to the world of Ayurveda.
Three-week Ayurveda training program in Nepal
Traditional Ayurvedic theory and practical learning
Experienced Ayurveda doctors and Vaidyas
Practical demonstrations and hospital visit
Introduction to Ayurvedic diagnosis and pulse assessment
Herbal medicine and materia medica
Introduction to Panchakarma
Yoga and meditation opportunities
Vegetarian Ayurvedic meals
Hiking and nature excursions
Selected sightseeing trips
Course materials
Accommodation during the course
Course completion certificate
· Ayurveda course tuition fees
· Daily vegetarian meals as per the course menu
· 1 complimentary night of accommodation before the course
· 20 nights of accommodation during the course
· Course materials and learning resources
· Practical demonstrations and a hospital visit as part of the practical sessions
· Hiking and nature excursions
· Selected sightseeing trips
· Yoga classes for interested participants
· Course completion certificate
· International or domestic flights
· Nepal visa fees
· Travel and health insurance
· Personal expenses, shopping, and other personal purchases
· Laundry services
· Extra meals or beverages not included in the course menu
· Special dietary requests or individually prepared meals
· Medical treatment, consultations, or medication
· Entrance fees for sightseeing attractions, unless specifically stated as included
· Optional wellness courses, therapies, treatments, or consultations
· Additional excursions or activities not included in the course program
· Any extension of accommodation beyond the included nights
· Airport transfers — private airport pickup and drop-off are available at an additional cost. We provide transportation in our own private vehicle for a safe, comfortable, and relaxed journey between the airport and our centre.
· Services or expenses not specifically listed under “What’s Included”