This document proposes the development of a sustainable global Ayurvedic village in India to promote Ayurveda. It discusses how Ayurveda emphasizes harmonizing individual constitutions with nature to restore balance. While popular, issues like standardization and research face the industry. The proposed village would incorporate modern scientific developments with classical Ayurveda treatments and be a first-of-its-kind government initiative in Ayurvedic health tourism. It would benefit medical tourists and people seeking stress relief. Case studies of existing centers show their scope and community benefits. The identified location in Kerala offers natural beauty and access to tourists.

1. TOPIC-1
SUSTAINABLE GLOBAL AYURVEDIC VILLAGE
(LEVERAGING INTERLINGAGES BETWEEN INDUSTRIES,HEALTHCARE,HUMAN PSHYCOLOGY AND WELL BEING.)
Ayurveda offers a vast body of knowledge that deeply encourages overall wellness and provides all-inclusive sickness care.
Ayurveda, which has over 5,000-year-old roots in India, is distinctive in that it emphasises harmonising the unique
constitution of each individual with the cycles of nature. Ayurveda restores the equilibrium of the body's constituent parts
and fosters general welfare via nutrition, lifestyle, herbal cures, and time-tested therapies.
Although Ayurveda is well known as a complementary medicine, the issues the sector faces have never been systematically
resolved. These issues include a lack of standardisation, documentation, worldwide recognition, a lack of universal
acceptability, marketing, the growth of entrepreneurship, the use of modern technology in diagnostics, and a lack of research
and development. So, focusing on such a subject will help in controlling the global market's activities as it expands quickly.
The popularity and desire for traditional Indian wisdom like Ayurveda, yoga, and meditation today may be shown in the fact
that 177 UN member countries have declared June 21 to be Yoga Day. Working in this field to spread the knowledge of our
ancestors is our highest obligation as Indians. Also, there is a sizable market with enormous financial potential for the study
of Ayurveda and meditation.
(Source:AyurvedaMedicalAssociationOfIndia,AMAI)

2. JUSTIFICATION OF PROJECT
Ayurveda is a 5,000-year-old system of living knowledge that originated in India. In the western world, ayurveda, a reputable
healthcare system and a traditional natural treatment technique from India, is fast gaining acceptance. In recent years, interest
in the topic has significantly increased across North and South America, Europe, and Australia. The number of people who use
this traditional healthcare system on a daily basis is growing significantly.
The concept is based on incoporating the amenities of most modern sceintific developments in all aspects of treatment with
classical ayurveda.the global ayurvedic village is unique in that it is the first of its kind in ayurveda health tourism from the
government sector.

3. NEED
One of the earliest types of Indian medicine is ayurveda. Although though Ayurveda isn't a medical system, it is well renowned
for treating a variety of anatomical ailments and for its relaxing massages. It is more than simply a medical specialty; it also
embodies Indian culture. A well-developed Ayurveda village would draw a lot of medical tourists as well as individuals from all
walks of life who would want to alleviate their tension during their vacations in the contemporary world, where massage
parlours and spas have become a part of living.

4. SCOPE
The wellness resorts is driven by the rising hectic lifestyles characterized by the work-related stress which will, in turn, favour
the services such as spa, yoga programs, lodging and boarding among others. However, it focusing on offering various
services to ensure high customer satisfaction. And also it has a greater scope among tourists.
• incoporates scientific developments in diagnostic aspects of treatment with classical ayurvedic premise.
CASE STUDIES
1.ISHA FOUNDATION,COIMBATORE
• ISHA is a sacred space for self transformation,where you can come dedicate time towards your inner growth.
Unique in its offering all major paths of yoga GNANA(knowledge),KARMA(action),KRIYA(energy),and BAKTHI(devotion).
• Isha Vidhya is committed to raising the level of education and literacy in rural India and helping disadvantaged children
realize their full potential. The project seeks to ensure quality education for children in rural areas, opening the door for
them to participate in and benefit from India’s economic growth.
• Isha Vidhya's English-medium schools use innovative methods for the overall development and blossoming of each
student. The schools empower rural children to meet future challenges.
• velliyangiri foothills Udhayampalayam,coimbatore,Tamilnadu
• Contex:thick forest nilagiri biosphere reserve

5. • Climate:warm and humid
• Area:20463 sqm
• Site area:150 acre
users:volunteers,students,teachers,travellers and visitors

6. 2.AYURVEDA GRAM
Location:banglore
site area:28322 sqm
build up area:8000 sqm
• it is a practical and inclusive holistic system of health and care focusing on the prevention and treatment of disease.
• Ayurvedagram the heart of healing it has the perfect blend of a luxurious space of peace and tranquity the refreshes the
mind and body.
• Accredited 4 star ayurvedic health resort.
Number of users:200
Area per user:40 sqm

7. LOCATION OF SITE
KINFRA has identifed an area near Varkala, Trivandrum with one and a half kilometre backwater frontage as the proposed
location of the Global Ayurveda Centre/ Village.Access: Via Varkala Edava Kappil Road Approximately 63 kms from
Trivandrum International Airport.
site at Varkala, Trivandrum in an area of 63.25 acres is 55
km from airport. The site at Varkala is blessed with natural
greenery with coconut trees and water frontage of 1.25
Km which is one of the best tourist destination centre in
the tourist map of India.