My regimen started with lunch at the retreat’s only restaurant-they promote locally sourced organic food, and discourage the use of room service-a simple but delicious Kerala thali. They were going to tackle my chronic aches and pains, I was assured. In this, she was joined by the chef, Anoop Appukuttan and the Ayurveda physician, Dr Maneesh. The leader of this brigade was Elizabeth Joseph, the charming general manager, who was determined to make it a holistic healing stint for me, rather than just a quick spa break. But right from that initial warm welcome, the team at Mekosha made it clear it was not going to be just that. Founder Ram Wasan says, “Mekosha is derived from the Sanskrit word kosha, meaning sheath, a covering of the atman, or self according to Vedanta philosophy.”Īnd so, I was all set to spa, shower and sleep in an endless cycle when I headed there one rainy morning. In the land where Ayurveda was born, and still survives as one of the key attractions for visitors, Mekosha offers bespoke experiences and treatments. What it means is that the guest rooms at Mekosha come with a small spa area, where basic therapies (not involving traditional Ayurveda rituals) are performed.
This new wellness resort near Thiruvananthapuram dubs itself an THE HEALING TOUCH – Ayurveda Spasuites Retreat and, of course, I was instantly intrigued by that idea.
I planted a sapling with my own hands, a tiny chikoo plant that will one day bear luscious tropical fruit.Īt Mekosha, they take their commitment to the environment and to the welfare of fellow humans seriously. “For the first time ever, I celebrated World Environment Day with a significant gesture-and no, I don’t mean sharing Whatsapp messages about a green, clean planet or outraging over global warming on Twitter. India’s newest Ayurvedic boutique resort, Mekosha offers Charukesi Ramadurai a holistic healing journey with in-suite spas, organic food and plenty of massages. THE HEALING TOUCH – Mekosha: Ayurveda Spasuites Retreat is derived from the Sanskrit word kosha, meaning sheath, a covering of the atman, or self according to Vedanta philosophy.”Įxperience on THE HEALING TOUCH – Mekosha: Ayurveda Spasuites Retreat
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