Ananda Spa Rishikesh
Rishikesh is well known as an important pilgrimage center and a perfect destination for adventure sports lovers as it offers exciting opportunities for white-water rafting and kayaking in the waters of the Ganges, trekking and rock climbing. Rishikesh is also a very popular yoga and meditation center and being recognized as the “Wellness Capital of the World”.
Today, Rishikesh is famous internationally also because of popular spa resorts. Ananda Spa resort is listed as among the most famous spa resorts in the world. Located 45kms from Haridwar and 25kms from Shivpuri river rafting camps on the Ganges in Rishikesh, Ananda Spa Resort is nestled in the Himalayas in Rishikesh. It is a luxury 5 star rated resort, a unique integration of vegetation, Himalayan spring water and fresh mountain air. Ananda Spa has personalized therapy programs tailored to meet individual health goals and needs. It helps you in de-stressing, detoxification and cleansing, deep relaxation, anti-aging, weight and inch loss. It also offers guidance in the areas of nutrition and exercise.
This luxury spa resort has 20 treatment rooms with distinct areas for holistic health treatment in Ayurveda, Orirental and European systems. They have a specialized team of Western and Ayurvedic physicians to guide you towards a better lifestyle. Ananda Spa Resort is spread across an area of 21,000 square foot offering an extensive treatment of over 79 body and beauty treatments incorporating both western and traditional Indian methods of treatment. The rooms overlooking the Ganges offer the perfect environment for rejuvenation of body, mind and soul.
Ananda Spa is also proud to house the only ‘Aveda’ Beauty Institute in India, an international beauty line now part of Estee Lauder. The spa resort also offers meditation courses to help you relax. Gautam Jain, a disciple of Swami Parthasarathy shares his thoughts on holistic lifestyle, stress management and preserving optimum health. You can also undertake an array of activities in this resort ranging from explorations into the Himalayas, Ganges and surrounding National Parks, trekking, rock climbing and rafting in the waters. The spa's basic guiding principle states that it should not necessarily be looked at as a place to diet and lose weight but should instead be a 'Way of Life'. The food offered at the spa is a healthier alternative to the regular meals we eat. The basic principle is: low-calorie, high nutrition content, exotically flavoured and aesthetic presented for the guest to enjoy to the fullest.
