At the Vedic Yoga & Ayurveda Retreat Centre in Rishikesh, we combine the ancient sciences of Ayurveda and Yoga to offer a complete system of holistic healing and regeneration.
Your personalised remedy for healing comes through a balanced blend of Ayurvedic treatments, Vedic yoga and meditation practices, a wholesome Ayurvedic diet, and a peaceful stay in the Himalayan foothills.
Each aspect of your retreat—body therapies, mindful movement, nourishing meals, and rest—works together to restore harmony between body, mind, and spirit. This is not just a wellness experience; it is an opportunity to reconnect with your natural state of balance and vitality through the timeless wisdom of Ayurveda and Yoga.
Provides a calming effect for the mind
Enhances mental clarity
Promotes better sleep
Improves emotional resilience
Reduces anxiety and depression
Encourages positive lifestyle changes




Register now for a basic 3-day Stress Management package

Our entry level accommodation

Facing to the foothills of the Himalayas

With additional kitchen bench space
A minimum of 3 days, but it is far more effective if continued for at least 3 weeks.
Extend the treatment for a further 3 weeks for even better results (a total of 6 weeks).
At the Vedic Yoga & Ayurveda Retreat Centre in Rishikesh, our Stress Management Retreat is a deeply restorative experience, designed to quieten the mind and align your body, mind and energy layers for total wellness.
The program is based on the timeless wisdom of ancient Ayurveda and yogic practices, offering practical ways to ease stress, anxiety and fatigue, while helping you rediscover your inner peace. Set against the tranquil backdrop of the Himalayas and the sacred River Ganga, the atmosphere can genuinely help you unwind, reflect and find harmony within yourself.
This program blends ancient Ayurvedic therapies with yogic practices that address the root cause of stress. The combined experience and skill of our senior Ayurvedic therapist and our yoga Master will create for you:
The combination of treatments and practices relaxes the nervous system, quietens the chatter of the mind, and allows the body to release tension naturally.
Standard Room: Deluxe Room: | US$400 (INR 34,000) US$600 (INR 51,000) |
Standard Room: Deluxe Room: | US$550 (INR 47,000) US$750 (INR 64,000) |
Standard Room: Deluxe Room: | US$850 (INR 72,000) |
Standard Room: Deluxe Room: | US$1,150 (INR 99,000) US$1,350 (INR 116,000) |
Standard Room: Deluxe Room: | US$650 (INR 56,000) |
The Vedic Yoga Centre in Rishikesh provides a peaceful, ashram-style atmosphere devoted to spiritual and holistic well-being.
Our retreat is ideal for anyone feeling overwhelmed by modern life or seeking practical ways to live with more awareness and balance. Through Ayurveda’s wisdom of daily rhythm and yoga’s science of breath and movement, you’ll learn to transform stress into strength and mindfulness.
For more than two decades, the Vedic Yoga Centre in Rishikesh has guided students and guests from around the world through authentic Himalayan teachings and therapies.
Our retreats are more than just wellness programs—they are opportunities for deep healing, reflection, and reconnection.
Our daily routine invites you to slow down, breathe, and rediscover a quieter rhythm of life.
If you’re ready to let go of your stress and rediscover peace, join our Ayurveda & Yoga Stress Management Retreat in Rishikesh, where your healing begins through awareness.
The essence of Ayurveda is a way of life, a holistic approach to health and well-being. It is an ancient system of rejuvenation of both the body and mind.
The treatments that we offer are based on Ayurveda’s holistic views of the body, which covers lifestyle issues, diet, mental attitudes and a person’s individual constitution.
Accommodation | 21 (nights) |
Ayurveda therapy | 21 |
Yoga, kundalini kriya and meditation | 21 |
Chanting and discussion | 21 |
| Ayurveda cooking class | 1 |
|
|
This schedule is a sample only and is subject to modifications according to individual circumstances and other conditions.
7:30 am - 9:30 am | Hatha yoga – asana, pranayama, samyak kriya, yoga nidra and meditation practices |
9:30 am - 10:00 am | Ayurvedic drinks for detoxification |
10:00 am – 12:00pm | Ayurvedic treatments and therapies |
12:30 pm - 1:30 pm | Lunch |
1:30 pm – 5:30 pm | Free time/rest/conscious walk/bathing in Ganga etc. |
5:30 pm - 6:45 pm | Yogic relaxation, kriya, pranayama and stillness practice |
6:45 pm - 7:30 pm | Dinner |
7:30 pm – 8:00 pm | Rest/free time |
8:00 pm - 9:00 pm | Kirtan satsang /silent meditation |
This program is available all year round.
Please contact us at myvedicyoga@gmail.com to confirm dates for your stay.
A non-refundable deposit of US$300 (INR 26,000) is required to book your spot.
3-DAY STAY: | Standard Room: Deluxe Room: | US$350 (INR 30,000) US$550 (INR 48,000) |
5-DAY STAY: | Standard Room: Deluxe Room: | US$450 (INR 39,000) US$650 (INR 56,000) |
7-DAY STAY: | Standard Room: Deluxe Room: | US$650 (INR 56,000) |
14-DAY STAY: | Standard Room: Deluxe Room: | US$1,150 (INR 99,000) US$1,350 (INR 116,000) |
Email a copy of your flight details, passport and visa to myvedicyoga@gmail.com and complete the Application Form by following the Apply Now link, which includes payment of your deposit.
The Vedic Yoga Centre’s De-stress program includes the following:
The prices do not include airfare, transfers to and from the Centre, tips, any excursions during the program, or personal items.
Stress and depression are created by the lifestyle, habits and circumstances of your life, which determine the state of your mind and its energy.
The prime cause of stress is when the mind is hyperactive, while the prime cause of depression is when the mind is functioning in a very passive mode. Ayurveda therapy for de-stress and anti-depression is similar – it brings the mind into a state of balance and harmony.
Stress and depression can be caused by different factors:
Stress affects different parts of our life:
When you continue to experience stress or depression over a longer period, the symptoms manifest as:
Ayurveda realises that stress, also known as sahas, is the root cause of many diseases. The modern allopathic (medical) systems see stress as both a positive or a negative experience of the adrenal system. However, in the system of Ayurveda, stress is closely related to the three vital energies (or doshas) called vata, pitta and kapha. These doshas are the key to understanding the triggers behind your stress, and helping you to adopt a balanced lifestyle which will build up the intensity of your vitalityand your awareness, so that you can overcome your stress. To know more about your personal vata, pitta and kapha, please refer to the Self-diagnosis Chart on the What is Ayurveda page of this website.
DEPRESSION EXPLAINED IN TERMS OF THE DOSHAS
According to Ayurveda, depression is the outcome excessive kapha which leads you to become passive; this creates imbalances in the brain, which are known as the vata. When these imbalances also affect the body’s metabolism,it is known as the pitta.The result of any sudden imbalance in vata and pitta is the release of excess kapha, creating heaviness, gloom and hopelessness in the body, and culminating in depression.
At some level, we are all either stressed or depressed due to our modern technological lifestyle, economic and political circumstances, and our personal attitudes, so this program can be beneficial for everybody.
Panchakarma treatments are also offered separately by the Centre if you do not wish to take part in a package.
You can take advantage of a one-day ayurvedic experience which is combination of three treatments in the one day, which will give you a taste of ayurveda:
The total time for this lavish treatment is 1 hour and 45 minutes.
All of the above therapies are offered independently, or as part of our different ayurveda programs.
Contact us at myvediyoga@gmail.com for any further information.
If you are limited in time give yourself a chance to feel the taste of regeneration








Enter your email below
© 2025 Vedic Yoga Trust®. All rights reserved.