Archive · 24 Sep 2025
Himachal Aims to Become North India's Ayurveda, Wellness Hub
Himachal Pradesh wants to be a place where people go for health and wellness, just like Kerala.
They are planning to create centers that offer traditional Ayurvedic treatments.
They are working with the tourism department to set up these centers in popular tourist spots.
Kerala is already doing well with Ayurvedic healthcare.
They have new programs to help mothers and children, and offer Ayurvedic treatments to those who can't afford them.
Both states see a growing interest in Ayurveda and wellness, with Himachal's climate and tourism potential.
Himachal hopes to learn from Kerala's experience and become a top destination for health.
Himachal Pradesh is aiming to develop Ayurveda and wellness tourism, following Kerala's model.
The state plans to integrate Ayurveda into public health, tourism, and local livelihoods.
Kerala launched 12 new projects for Ayurveda-based healthcare on National Ayurveda Day.
Himachal Pradesh will establish Panchakarma wellness centers in key tourist cities.
Officials believe Himachal's climate and biodiversity make it ideal for wellness tourism.
- Who
- Himachal Pradesh government and Kerala's Health Minister.
- What
- Himachal plans to become a hub for Ayurveda and wellness tourism, and Kerala is launching new Ayurveda projects.
- When
- Announcements were made on National Ayurveda Day.
- Where
- Himachal Pradesh and Kerala.
- Why
- Himachal aims to replicate Kerala's success in Ayurveda-based healthcare and tourism, while Kerala strengthens its existing programs.
- State
- Himachal Pradesh
- Focus
- Ayurveda and wellness tourism
- Inspiration
- Kerala's success
- Himachal's Plan
- Establish Panchakarma wellness centers
- Collaboration
- Tourism Department
- Kerala's Initiatives
- Suthikamitram, Supraja, Ayurkarma