Dr. Bond's Health Centre
Krasnodar Krai, Mostovsky settlement
Ayurveda · India
Ayurveda and Panchakarma in Russia
Ayurveda without a visa, long-haul flight, or tropical acclimatisation – Russian centres follow the same protocols as clinics in India, but within a familiar linguistic and climatic environment. Indian and Russian doctors conduct classic Panchakarma on-site, with programmes tailored individually. We select a centre based on your goals and book at special rates.
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Ayurvedic centres in Russia
Atreya Ayurveda in Zavidovo
Tver Oblast
Zdráva Dača – Detox and Retreat Centre in Yekaterinburg
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Relaxation at thermal springs with Ayurvedic treatments
Russia, Mostovskoy settlement
What differentiates Ayurveda in Russia
A short course is the norm
It makes sense to visit Russia even for 5–7 days. A convenient format for when a full-fledged Indian trip doesn't fit into your schedule yet.
The programme is softer than in India
Russian centres adhere to classic Ayurvedic protocols: Indian and Russian doctors, original oils from India. The intensity of the course is lower than in Indian clinics—a gentle format for a first introduction to the method or when a full load is contraindicated.
At any time of year
The programme is available all year round. It is well-suited for maintenance courses between longer trips to India – to keep your purification rhythm going.
The standard programme lasts 14 days. Shorter formats of 7 days (for familiarisation with the method or for returning guests) and longer formats of 21–28 days (for in-depth work and serious cases) are also available.
The cost of your stay includes accommodation, three balanced therapeutic meals per day, daily treatments according to your doctor's personalised plan, and constant supervision.
Frequently asked questions
The centres are located in Moscow, the Moscow Oblast, Yekaterinburg, and the Krasnodar Krai. Each has its exact location and transport recommendations listed in the catalogue.
Russian centres maintain classic Ayurvedic protocols and use original oils from India. The main difference is that the intensity of the course is generally gentler than in India. This is a format for an initial introduction to the method or for supportive sessions between longer trips to India.
A basic course lasts 7–14 days. People come for 5–7 days for preventive care, a light detox or to familiarise themselves with the method. For 21–28 days, it's for in-depth work on specific conditions.
Indian and Russian Ayurvedic doctors with specialised education and many years of practice. Indian doctors studied in Ayurvedic colleges in India and work according to classical protocols. Russian specialists undergo training and internships in Kerala, Pune, and other traditional centres of India.
The centre operates all year round. The most pleasant months are April to October: mild weather and beautiful nature in the Russian region. In winter, the centres also welcome visitors; warm buildings and Ayurvedic cuisine support the course.
Prices depend on the centre, duration and format of accommodation. Current amounts are listed on the page of each centre in the catalogue above.
General questions about Panchakarma, nutrition, and preparing for your trip — on the main page in the "Answers to Important Questions" section.
How we help with your trip
We help you choose a centre based on your goals and health condition, and book at special rates – we have direct agreements with most centres. Without a visa and flight, the journey takes a few hours from any major city, and the clinic takes care of everything else.