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Tapovan: a thatched hut among coconut palms, drawn in ink, with the word तपोवन beneath.Tapovan
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Shanti Kutir from above — a long white hall with a blue-and-white striped barrel roof among palms, beside a green lawn with a fountain.

Stay

Rooms, meals, a hall for silence, and the grounds around them.

Stay as long as the healing needs. Natural healing is coupled here with yog sadhana, day after day.

Rooms

AC rooms
1, 2 or 3 beds
Non-AC rooms
1, 2 or 3 beds
General rooms
6 or 10 beds

Ask the centre which rooms are free for your dates. Contact

Rows of mango trees seen from above across green fields, with the long roof of the cowshed at the top left.

Dining

Indoor and outdoor dining. The food is satvik, from our own organic farming.

The distinction between fasting and starving is as clear as day and night. Fasting is important in naturopathy, but it has no place for starving.

The lawn at Tapovan at dusk: three tall coconut palms against a peach sky, a white fountain, a red-roofed cottage, and the branch of a large tree overhead.

Shanti Kutir

The long hall under the blue-striped roof, kept for meditation.

The grounds

Green fields and fruit farms, coconut palms and mango rows, the lawn and its fountain, and the cowshed. Different activities for refreshment through the day.

A herd of brown cows grazing on wet green grass around a round concrete water tank, white egrets among them and one person walking.A plantation of young coconut palms seen from above, bright green fronds over grass, a narrow road behind.A white water tower marked “Om Shanti” at the gate, with the striped dome, mango rows and a white building behind.