Come Back to Your Natural Balance

Traditional Ayurveda, Panchakarma and Kerala therapies in the peaceful surroundings of Ranavav — with personalized care, nourishing food and time to simply slow down.

A Place to Pause, Restore and Reconnect

Surrounded by the Barda hills and green farms of Ranavav, near Porbandar, Sattva Ayurveda offers a peaceful setting for traditional Ayurvedic care.

Our centre brings together authentic Ayurvedic and Kerala therapies with trained staff, personalized food according to Prakriti and a natural environment where you can step away from the pace of everyday life.

At Sattva, we welcome you to experience Ayurveda not simply as a treatment, but as a way of bringing greater balance into life.

“The purpose of Ayurveda is not only to address illness, but also to preserve health and support a long, healthy life.” 

— The Ayurvedic philosophy behind Sattva

Your Time at Sattva

01

Understand

Your journey begins with a conversation and Ayurvedic assessment to understand your constitution, concerns and current state of health.

02

Prepare

Your practitioner recommends the therapies, food and daily routine appropriate for your individual needs.

03

Experience

Receive your prescribed Ayurvedic therapies in a calm environment, with time to rest and recover between sessions.

04

Continue

Leave with practical Ayurvedic guidance that can become part of your everyday routine.

A Different Kind of Ayurvedic Experience

A Natural Setting

Surrounded by the Barda hills and green farms of Ranavav, Sattva offers a peaceful environment away from the everyday rush.

A Place to Stay

Separate cottages allow patients to stay at the centre while receiving their Ayurvedic care.

Food According to You

Food is provided according to individual Prakriti, bringing Ayurvedic thinking into an important part of your daily routine.

Traditional Ayurvedic Care

Sattva offers authentic Ayurvedic and Kerala therapies supported by trained staff in a nature-friendly environment.

Panchakarma at Its Core

Experience the traditional Panchakarma therapies of Vamana, Virechana, Basti, Nashya and Rakta Mokshana as part of an Ayurvedic approach to cleansing and care.

Wellness Beyond Treatment

Yoga, meditation and Pranayama complement the Ayurvedic approach, helping bring greater attention to lifestyle and daily wellbeing.

Five Classical Paths of Ayurvedic Cleansing

Panchakarma brings together five traditional Ayurvedic therapies as part of a guided approach to cleansing and restoring balance. At Sattva, Panchakarma is considered alongside the individual’s needs and Ayurvedic assessment.

Vamana

A traditional Ayurvedic therapeutic cleansing procedure traditionally associated with balancing excess Kapha dosha.

Virechana

A classical Ayurvedic cleansing therapy traditionally associated with managing excess Pitta and supporting digestive balance.

Basti

An important Ayurvedic therapy traditionally associated with balancing Vata and supporting overall wellbeing and healthy elimination.

Nashya

A traditional Ayurvedic nasal therapy involving the application of herbal preparations through the nasal passages for holistic wellness.

Rakta Mokshana

A classical Ayurvedic bloodletting procedure traditionally practiced as part of specialised therapeutic approaches under expert supervision.

Traditional Therapies, Chosen With Purpose

From restorative therapies to targeted Ayurvedic procedures, Sattva offers a range of treatments based on traditional Ayurvedic practice.

Abhyanga & Shirodhara

A traditional combination of Ayurvedic oil massage and Shirodhara for relaxation and wellbeing.

Udvartana

A traditional Ayurvedic therapy offered as part of weight management programmes.

Podikkizhi & Elakkizhi

Traditional herbal bolus therapies used in Ayurvedic care for joint, knee, back and cervical concerns.

Kati Basti

A localized Ayurvedic therapy traditionally used for the lower back.

Post-Delivery Care

Ayurvedic care designed for the post-delivery period.

Suvarnaprashana

A traditional Ayurvedic practice offered for children.

A Quiet Ritual for a Busy Mind

Shirodhara is one of the signature Ayurvedic therapies offered at Sattva.

Traditionally used as part of Ayurvedic care, the therapy involves a continuous flow of warm oil and is associated with relaxation and calming.

At Sattva, Shirodhara is offered as part of a broader approach to wellbeing.

Words From People Who Have Experienced Sattva

Care Begins With Understanding the Individual

Ayurveda looks at the individual, not just the condition. At Sattva, your journey begins with understanding your health, your needs and the Ayurvedic approach that may be appropriate for you.

Under the guidance of Dr. Bhumi Thapaliya, Sattva brings traditional Ayurvedic therapies and Panchakarma together with a calm, patient-focused environment.

Dr. Bhumi Thapaliya

Ayurvedic Physician

A Glimpse Into Sattva

The place. The people. The rituals. The little moments in between.

Frequently Asked Questions

Your Ayurvedic physician will discuss your health, lifestyle and concerns before determining the appropriate course of care.

Panchakarma is not the same for everyone. Your physician will assess whether it is appropriate for you and which therapies are suitable.

The duration depends on your individual assessment, treatment plan and therapeutic requirements.

Yes, Sattva provides accommodation for guests undertaking suitable programmes.

Food is planned according to your Ayurvedic needs and individual constitution.

Yes. Consultation helps the practitioner understand your individual needs and recommend an appropriate approach.

Where Ayurveda Meets the Quiet of Nature

Sattva is surrounded by the Barda hills and green farms of Ranavav, near Porbandar.

Away from the constant movement of city life, the natural surroundings become part of the experience — giving you a peaceful space for treatment, rest and reflection.

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