Authentic Kerala Heritage Wellness Sanctuary in Whitefield

Our pathways are designed for peaceful wandering. This view shows a stone path leading past our serene lotus pond towards a heritage building, surrounded by the lush greenery that thrives in the pre-monsoon calm.

A stone pathway, lit for the evening, leads you towards our Health & Therapy Centre. The gentle lighting creates a safe and magical atmosphere for an evening stroll, connecting you with the tranquil energy of the night.

A wide, sunlit view of the Aranmula Palace courtyard. The expansive stone-paved ground and the traditional architecture under a bright sky showcase the scale and beauty of our main reception building.

Take a virtual stroll through Ayurvedagram. This short tour captures the serene lotus pond with its koi fish, the hanging plants on our verandas, the intricate wooden pillars of our heritage buildings, and the peaceful, prepared yoga hall.

The Aranmula Palace at twilight, with its intricate wooden rafters and pillars warmly lit. This 200-year-old architectural masterpiece, now our reception, preserves the essence of royal hospitality and timeless craftsmanship.

Morning light filters through the sacred Peepal and Neem trees in our garden. These trees are known for their healing energy, creating a sanctified space for our guests to reconnect with themselves and nature.

This is Pulinkunnu Mana, our Health & Therapy Centre. Once the grand residence of a wealthy landlord in Kuttanad, this magnificent timber and tile building now houses our treatment rooms, blending its rich history with our healing practices.

Welcome to Neeloor Mana, a 95-year-old heritage house that was once home to a prominent freedom fighter. Its classic Kerala craftsmanship, from the carved ceilings to the broad verandah, now provides a historic and tranquil setting for our guests.

This is Kayamkulam Mana, a 75-year-old heritage building that once belonged to a wealthy Muslim Rawuther. Now serving as guest accommodations, its elegant duplex layout and shared sit-out area offer a glimpse into a privileged past.