BASE MODULE : MODULE - 1 - 5 DAYS

MODULE - II - 2 DAYS

Rate - Rs. 6,000/-

Rate - Rs. 7,000/-

REJUVENATION TREATMENT
Rejuvenation means attainment of the total reconditioning of the body, refreshing, vitalizing and energizing. After the successful completion of this therapy, one will get his/her complete body Nourished. In Ayurveda this magical treatment is commonly known as Sukhachikilsa.

Rate - Rs.  27,000/-

Any extra expenses incurred by customers like Liquor, Non Veg Food etc will have to be born by the customers Themselves.

GURUVAYUR SREE KRISHNA TEMPLE
Gurupavanapuri (Guruvayur), situated in Thrissur District, the seacoast town of Malabar. The name " Gurupavanapuri " originated from the name of Hindu God "Guru" and "Pavanan" (Vayu), "Puri" means place. - Gurupavanapuri - Gurupavanapuri is also known as Guruvayur. "Guruvayurappan" means Lord Sree Krishna. The Temple Town in South India. This is one of the most important and holiest pilgrim centers in South India, attracting thousands of pilgrims from all over India.

PUNNATHOOR KOTTA
The Devaswom maintains a unique elephant sanctuary, the only one of its kind in the World. It has 51 elephants now. These jumbos are the offerings of the devotees to the Lord. A large number of pilgrims and tourists visit this fascinating spot every day. In this vast compound, there are road facilities for pilgrims and tourists to go around. The present elephant sanctuary is in Punnathur Kotta about 3 kms north of Guruvayur temple. Punnathur Kotta is the ancient palace of the Punnathur Rajas, now in the possession of the Devaswom. There is also an ancient temple where Lord Siva and Bhagavathy are worshiped. It is a 10 acre compound which Devaswom purchased in 1975, which was under receiver rule of Trichur sub court. Till that time elephants were kept in this Kovilakam compound (present Sreevalsam) to the south of the temple.

CHAAR MANDIR DARSHAN

Darshan at the Temples of 4 Dasarathis (Rama. Bharatha, Laxmana and Shatrughna) in One day. Char mandir darshan gives you Punya of a lifetime in one day. These temples are about 5000 years old. It is told that the deities of these four temples were the ones worshipped by Lord Krishna at Dwaraka. When Dwaraka was submerged, these deities also drowned into Arabian Sea. As a miracle, fishermen of Mathilakam (A place at Kerala Coast) got catch of these deities in their fishing net. The same time, the Maharaja of that Small kingdom had a dream about these deities and on his behest; four different Temples were established to worship these deities. These are Sreerama Temple of Thriprayar, Sree Koodalmanikyam Temple of Lord Bharatha at Irinjalakuda, Lord Lakshman temple of Moozhikkulam and Sree Shatrughna Temple of Payammal. Devotees from all over India throng at these temples during Karkidaka month (July 15th to Aug 15th) to attain moksha. We have organized programmes for darshan of these Four Temples round the year.

TRIPRAYAAR TEMPLE
Triprayaar Temple is the famous "SreeRaama temple" of Middle Kerala. This temple is between Guruvayur and Kodungalloor, near the riverbanks of Kanoly Canal in Triprayar.

This temple is to worship God "SreeRaman",who liberated the Universe from the hands of "Ravana", the king of Rakshasa.

KOODALMANIKYAM TEMPLE
Koodalmanikyam Temple is a marvel in architectural beauty. The impressive gateways, round shaped Sanctum Sanctorum, the majestic Koothambalam and the Carvings in wood and stone on the walls all attract students of Art and Architecture. The murals on the walls on either side of the Eastern entry to Chuttambalam also deserve special mention.

MOOZHIKULAM TEMPLE
Moozhikulam Temple is a shrine dedicated to Lakshman, the brother of Lord Ram. It is located near Angamaly, in Ernakulam District.

There is a belief that to worship at all four temples on the same day is beneficial. Moozhikulam is 30 km from Irinjalakuda.
 

PAYAMMEL SRI SATHRUGHNA SWAMI TEMPL
This Temple is situated at Poomangalam panchayat in Trichur district. Sathrughna Devan is a symbolism of the Sudharshana Chakra, which is been held in the sacred hands of Lord Maha Vishnu and Payyammal Sri Sathrughna Swami temple has the rare privilege of getting that holiness as the presiding deity. This temple is exactly situated little west of Vellangalloor junction on the Kodungalloor- Irinjalakuda route. This temple is also accessible from Irinjalakuda, through Edakulam Mathilakam route.

KODUNGALLUR BHAGAVATHI TEMPLE
The mother of all Devi Temples in Kerala. Chaithanya of Devi has been taken from this temple for establishing Devi Temples (kali matha mandirs) all over Kerala.
Kodungallur Bagavathy temple - believed to have been constructed during the reign of Chera King, Cheran Senkuttuvan, is famous for its Bharani and Thalappoli festival. The temple requires the pilgrim to carry pepper and turmeric powder as one of the offerings to the deity.

The Bharani festival at the Kodungallur Bhagavati temple is one of the grandest in Kerala. It is a month of festivities from the Bharani asterism in the month of Aquarius to 7 days after the Bharani asterism in the month of Pisces. Traditionally the temple (especially during the Bharani festival) has been associated with a lot of animal sacrifices. These customs have been done away with in the 20th century. The blood of the sacrificed used to be spilled over two stones in the prakaram, and as mentioned above, this practice is now stopped. William Logan, a social historian of Kerala, noted in 1887 that, "after Onam, the national festival, Kodungallur Bharani was the most important celebration in Kerala.

ATHIRAPPALLY WATER FALLS
Athirappalli and Vazhachal, the two scenic and popular waterfalls on the edge of the Sholayar forest ranges are just 5 km apart. The Athirappalli Falls joins the Chalakkudy river after plummeting down a drop of 80 feet. Vazhachal is part of the Chalakkudy river.

Both the waterfalls, their cool, misty waters cascading down in the backdrop of thick green forest and rocky terrain, are a scintillating experience to visitors.

SILVER STORM WATER THEME PARK ATHIRAPALLY
Silver Storm in God's Own Country Kerala introducing a novelty of Amusement with the hearty touch of elegance. A place, encircled with the symphony of nature, blessed by the almighty, adorned with the western ghats and luxuriant greenery with rare combination of beauteous and healthy environment.

SNEHATHEERAM BEACH NATTIKA
Snehatheeram beach is located at Thalikkulam, around 30 KMs away from Thrissur town. This beach is maintained by KTDC and a wonderful place to spend a day or evening with friends or family. What you will notice here is the cleanliness of the beach and how well the place is maintained by Kerala Tourism Development Corporation.

KALADY
Kalady is a village located east of the Periyar river, in the Ernakulam district of Kerala, South India. Notably, it is the birthplace of Sri Adi Sankara, and thus is a popular destination for pilgrims.

MUNNAR
South Indias most favoured hill station with lush greenery and splendid rains.
Munnar, now a known tourist place is developed during British period for cultivating tea plants. British rulers called it Switzerland of India' for its natural surroundings and cool climate. The area of Munnar is between 1600 and 1800 meters.The entire area is occupied by thick forests and tea estates. Tours To Munnar becomes amazing during monsoons with little streams and rivulets all around the place. It is very close to Eravikulam National Park which is famous for Nilgiri Tahr (Ibex). The specialties of Munner is jungle honey, strawberries, tea and most rare flower Neela Kurunji which blooms once in a 12 yeas.
 

AYURVEDA REJUVENATION TREATMENT
Ayurveda is based on the principle that the human body is made up of five basic elements: Panchabhootha, namely, Prithvi (earth), Jala (Water), Theja (Fire), Vayu (Air) and Akasha (Ether). The science also states that the Panchabhootha is governed by three doshas or negatives, Vatha, Pitha and Kapha. Ayurveda treatments are designed and formulated to give a perfect balance of three doshas and to maintain their equilibrium.

Rejuvenation means attainment of the total reconditioning of the body, refreshing, vitalizing and energizing. After the successful completion of this therapy, one will get his/her complete body Nourished. In Ayurveda this magical treatment is commonly
known as Sukhachikilsa.