Agni Ayurvedic Village

Agni Ayurvedic Village is located in Morbe Village, Panvel Taluka, Raigad district, Maharashtra, off the Panvel–Matheran Road. It is a Kerala-style Ayurvedic treatment centre near the Mumbai and Navi Mumbai region.

Agni offers personalised Ayurvedic treatments and therapies for conditions including weight management, diabetes, arthritis, back pain, skin disorders, PCOD/PCOS, neurological conditions and other lifestyle-related health concerns.

Yes. Agni offers Panchakarma as part of its detoxification and lifestyle-disorder programmes. The Panchakarma procedures listed by Agni include Vamana, Virechana, Kashaya Vasthi, Sneha Vasthi and Nasyam.

Agni's programmes range from short rejuvenation stays to longer therapeutic programmes. Current programme information lists stays from 7 to 28 days, while Panchakarma programmes are offered for 7, 14 and 21 days. Doctors recommend the duration based on the individual's health condition and assessment.

Yes. Agni offers a sustainable weight management programme that combines personalised Ayurvedic therapies, diet, lifestyle correction, yoga and other supportive practices. Its weight-management approach focuses on addressing underlying factors rather than relying on restrictive dieting alone.

Yes. Agni states that treatments are planned after consultation and assessment of the individual's condition, health history and requirements. The approach can include personalised therapies, diet and lifestyle recommendations, with treatment adjustments based on progress.

Yes. Agni states that its Ayurvedic therapies are administered by professional therapists under the supervision of Ayurvedic doctors. Its current website also describes a team of qualified Ayurvedic doctors involved in patient assessment and treatment planning.

Agni serves freshly prepared Sattvic food with meal timing and portions customised according to the individual's programme and health condition. Its food programme also includes smaller meals and focuses on balanced, nourishing food rather than starvation or extreme restriction.

Yes. Yoga, Pranayama and meditation are part of Agni's wellness approach. Its published daily routine includes morning yoga, therapeutic yoga during the day and an evening meditation session, although the schedule can change according to the individual's treatment plan.

A typical day can include morning yoga, Ayurvedic cleansing practices, prescribed therapies, therapeutic yoga, Sattvic meals, snacks and evening meditation. The exact schedule is adjusted according to the guest's health concerns and the therapies prescribed by the doctors.

Agni's published room information mentions attached balconies, 40-inch LED TVs, 24-hour Wi-Fi and hot-water connections. Public guest reviews also describe the rooms as spacious, with some guests specifically mentioning balconies and comfortable accommodation.

Agni does not allow smoking, alcohol or outside food during the stay. Meals for patients are provided according to the doctor's recommendation. Pick-up and drop-off can be arranged on prior request for an additional charge, and clinical yoga instructors are available on request.