Poomully Mana Ayurveda Treatment Centre
Premium Ayurveda Hospital
India / Kerala / Palakkad
'Mana' signifies the ancestral home of the Namboodiri (Kerala Brahmins). Poomully Mana, nestled in Kerala, stands as a living testament to a history spanning over 500 years. Once revered as a cultural hub in Kerala, Poomully Mana has produced experts in Ayurveda, Rig-veda, Yoga, Kalari (martial arts), Music, and various cultural arts, drawing visitors from across the globe seeking Ayurvedic treatments.
The Late Poomully Neelakandan Nampoothirippadu, known as Aramthampuran (the 6th lord of Poomully family), was born in 1921 and became a renowned figure. His education followed Namboodiri caste customs, covering Rig-veda recitation and routine poojas under his father's guidance. Aramthampuran's college education at Zomorin College Calicut was followed by extensive studies under Shri Cherukulapurath Krishnan Namboodiri of the illustrious Koodalloor Gurukulam System.
Jagad Guru Sree Sankaracharya recognized Thampuran's profound knowledge in Meemamsa & Vedantha. Aramthampuran's expertise in Ayurveda, Hasthyayurveda, Vishachikitsa, Balachikitsa, etc., surpassed description. Under Aramthampuran's chairmanship, Keraleeya Ayurveda Smajam established a research facility for diabetes & infertility treatments. He significantly contributed to the well-being of elephants in Guruvayoor, Thiruvambadi, and Paramekkavu Temples. The successful Kudipraveshika treatment (Rasayana Chikitsa) of the last century, in 1953 at Poomully Mana, took place under Aramthampuran's supervision.
Established in 2007/2008, the Poomulli Neelakandan Namboodirippad Memorial Ayurveda Medical College (PNNM Ayurveda Medical College) operates under the aegis of Sri Sri Jagadguru Shankaracharya Mahasamsthanam Dakshinamnaya Sri Sharada Peetham, Sringeri.
Poomully Aramthampuran's authority in Kalaripayattu, trained under the guidance of Shri Ananthan Nair and Shri Appu Nambiar, added to the family's legacy. His exceptional mastery of Yoga Sasthra, with instructions from Shri Narayanji, the Guru of Namboothiripad, further enhanced his multifaceted expertise. The legacy of Poomully Mana, as a heritage center for Ayurveda, Kalari, Yoga, and traditional art forms, is meticulously preserved by Aram Thampuran's family and disciples.
Renowned as the "Mana for Ayurveda," Poomully Mana continues the 'Poomully Way' of Ayurvedic treatments, as designed by Aramthampuran. The Kalarippayattu and Yoga center, established by Aramthampuran, still provides free regular training for nearby students. The legacy of Aramthampuran and other family members turned Poomully Mana into a renowned hub for Ayurveda and related subjects.
The "Mana" was a Namboothiri family residing in Ūrakam of Peruvanam village, Kerala, about 900 years ago. The legend recounts a Namboothiri from Peruvanam village visiting the Kamakshi Amman Temple in Kanchipuram. Goddess Kanchi Kamakshi, impressed by his devotion, decided to come to Kerala on his palm leaf umbrella. Placing the umbrella at home, it became too heavy to lift, revealing the goddess's presence. In a dream, she instructed him to build a temple, leave Ūrakam, and invoke her in an idol from a distant well. Following her guidance, he built the temple, leaving his possessions to it.
Poomully Mana, having grown into one of Kerala's richest Namboothiri families, was known for hospitality and 'anna-daanam' (charitable giving), as depicted in 'Aithihyamala,' an anthology describing families with glorious histories.
After Poomully Aram Thampuran's passing in 1997, his followers established the "POOMULLY ARAMTHAMPURAN SMARAKA TRUST" (P-A-S-T). This trust focuses on preserving the heritage of Poomully Aramthampuran and Poomully Mana, offering global Ayurvedic treatments, conducting research, and promoting traditional practices like Kalaripayattu and Yoga. Emphasis is given to preserving ancient texts, particularly those related to Ayurveda. Late Poomully Neelakandan Nampoothirippad, a legendary figure contributing significantly to Ayurveda, and Valloor Sankaran Namboodiri, known for treating snake bites, are part of the trust. The trust aims to continue their legacy through education and the promotion of ancient sciences and arts.
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At Poomully Mana Ayurveda Treatment Centre, the dining experience is like a journey that mixes old wisdom with new health ideas. It all starts with understanding each person's body type, likes, and health. This helps create a special diet that suits each guest. The restaurant is a lovely place where the food is made to match your body type, giving you a mix of great taste and good nutrition. This special way of eating at Poomully Mana is not just about enjoying good food; it's about staying healthy through a traditional Ayurvedic diet. Just so you know, Poomully Mana only serves vegetarian food and doesn't offer milk tea.
For Ayurvedic guests, the doctor plans the menu and meal times based on their needs. You get to enjoy tasty Kerala dishes, Ayurvedic foods, and South Indian treats, making your dining experience a wonderful adventure. And if you prefer, room service is available on the doctor's advice, making your time at Poomully Mana Ayurveda Treatment Centre even more comfortable.
Accommodation features spacious rooms with attached bathrooms, hot/natural water, wooden furniture, large windows, internet connectivity (WiFi), and minimal use of air conditioners.
Ayurveda, originating in India, is an ancient life science practiced to attain complete health in the pursuits of human life: Dharma, Artha, Kama, and Moksha, with Moksha (salvation) as the ultimate goal. The term 'Ayurveda' combines 'Ayu' (comprising Shareera - Body, Indria - Sensory organs, Satwa - Manas, and Atma - Soul) with 'Veda,' signifying authentic knowledge. In the Atharvaveda, Ayurveda is known as Upaveda. The Creator, Brahma, imparted this science to Daksha Prajapathi, Ashwini Kumar, and Indra for humanity's welfare, later reaching eminent sages like Bharadwaja, Dhanwanthari, Kashyapa, Nimi, establishing itself as Ashtangaayurveda.
The Ayurvedic lineage of Poomully Mana traces back to the Koodalloor Gurukula tradition, encompassing Sanskrit, Shasthras, Vedas, Tarka, Ayurveda & Yoga, and more. This tradition laid the foundation for the knowledge and practice that would be passed down through generations.
Dr. Devan Namboodiri serves as the Chief Consulting Physician, playing a crucial role in ensuring the continuity of Ayurvedic wisdom. He carries forward the rich tradition of healing and well-being. The collective expertise of these individuals represents a continuum of Ayurvedic knowledge, blending traditional practices with contemporary understanding. This lineage is dedicated to preserving and advancing the principles of Ayurveda for the well-being of individuals and society as a whole.
Ayurveda, originating in India, is an ancient life science practiced to achieve complete health in the four pursuits of human life: Dharma, Artha, Kama, and Moksha, with Moksha (salvation) being the ultimate goal. The term 'Ayurveda' combines 'Ayu' (comprising Shareera - Body, Indria - Sensory organs, Satwa - Manas, and Atma - Soul) with 'Veda,' signifying authentic knowledge. In the Atharvaveda, Ayurveda is known as Upaveda. The Creator, Brahma, imparted this science to Daksha Prajapathi, Ashwini Kumar, and Indra for humanity's welfare, later reaching eminent sages like Bharadwaja, Dhanwanthari, Kashyapa, Nimi, establishing itself as Ashtangaayurveda.
The Ayurvedic lineage of Poomully Mana traces back to the Koodalloor Gurukula tradition, encompassing Sanskrit, Shasthras, Vedas, Tarka, Ayurveda & Yoga, and more. Sri Cherukulappuram Krishnan Namboodiri (1879 – 1966), a luminary of Koodalloor Gurukula, practiced Ayurveda & Toxicology, playing a vital role in passing on Ayurvedic wisdom. Poomully Aramthampuran (1921 - 1997) continued the legacy with expertise in Ayurveda, Hasthyayurveda, Vishachikitsa, and Balachikitsa. Valloor Sankaran Namboodiri (1917 - 2015) excelled in Ayurveda, gaining recognition for treating snake bites. Dr. Devan Namboodiri, the Chief Consulting Physician, ensures continuity of Ayurvedic wisdom, leading the next generation.
Dr. Aparna Poomully Mana, Chief Resident Physician, and Dr. Arathy Poomully Mana, Additional Resident Doctor, are dedicated to preserving and advancing Ayurveda.
In-Patient Treatment Instructions involve advance reservation, recommended durations of 11, 14, 21, or 28 days, and a doctor's consultation at admission to finalize treatment plans. Ayurvedic treatments, oral medication, and Pathya diet are conducted, covering various ailments.
Out-Patient Consultations allow scheduling appointments for initial consultations to estimate inpatient treatment duration. Pre-inpatient treatment advice may include medicines and diets to prepare the body.
Patient Instructions advise avoiding strenuous activities, maintaining a positive mindset, and following sleep recommendations. Meals are served at specific times, consisting of an organic/vegetarian diet, with no outside food allowed.
Online Consultations through the video consultation form involve a ₹400 fee for virtual consultations. Doctors may suggest home-based care, direct consultation, or local referrals post-consultation. Follow-up video consultations require prior appointments.
The Disclaimer emphasizes no warranties or guarantees regarding online consultation results. Urgent conditions require local doctor/hospital visits. Fees are subject to change without notice, and patients agree to the disclaimer for online consultations.
Advance Reservation for Inpatient Treatments is necessary, with the duration decided after direct consultation, ranging from 11 to 28 days based on the ailment and individual response.
Doctor's Consultation at Admission finalizes the treatment plan, including therapies, medicines, and diet. Patients must bring medical investigation reports and details of current medication, if any.
Ayurvedic Therapies during Treatment involve one or two sessions of ayurvedic treatments, oral medication, and Pathya diet, suggested after direct personalized consultation.
Treatment Offerings at Poomully Mana cover various ailments, with an extensive list of therapies tailored to individual needs.
Outpatient Doctor's Consultation allows fixing appointments for estimating inpatient treatment duration. Doctors may suggest pre-treatment medicines and diets to prepare the body.
In-house Treatments are administered by admitting the patient for constant medical monitoring, ensuring adherence to Ayurvedic protocols during treatment days.
Reservation and Monitoring involve making advance reservations based on room availability. Doctors prescribe treatments, medications, and diets after direct consultation, including assessing the patient's unique recovery requirements and body composition.
Panchakarma Program
Rejuvenation Program
Weight Loss Program
Arthritis
Poomully Mana Ayurveda Treatment Centre boasts a strong track record of positive customer feedback, reflecting the exceptional quality of its services and the satisfaction of its patrons.
Experts
Dr. Saraswathy M, popularly known as 'Dr. Aparna Poomully Mana' was born in Mallissery Mana in Palakkad district. Along with her modern school education she had undergone gurukula training under Valloor Sankaran Namboodiri from the age of seven. For a period of more than a decade, she trained rigorously under Valloor in Sankrit, Vyakarana, Ashtangahrudayam, Charaka samhitha, Visha chikitsa(Toxicology), Bala chikitsa etc. and following her gurukula education, she completed her formal medicine course in Ayurveda. Thereafter she married the grandson of Aramthampuran and became an integral part of the Poomully Mana. Dr. Aparna Poomully Mana is associated with 'Poomully Mana Heritage Ayurveda Centre' as the Chief Resident Physician. Along with her attempt to preserve the ancient ayurvedic texts of Poomully Mana, she is conducting research on various unique ayurvedic formulations and keeping alive the glorious spirit of Poomully Aramthampuran.
Qualification
BAMS
Dr. Arathi Poomully Mana was born into the famous Munnoolam Mana (the family of Guruvayoor temple priests). After completing her graduation in Ayurveda she was married to the grandson of Aramthampuran and joined the royal lineage of Poomully Mana. Dr. Arathi is associated with 'Poomully Mana Heritage Ayurveda Centre' as the Additional Resident Doctor. Along with her practice she is undergoing rigorous training on ayurveda and related sciences in the most traditional manner under Dr. Devan Namboodiri & Dr. Aparna Poomully Mana.
Qualification
BAMS
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$ 17.00
The Non AC Deluxe Room Provides you the Economic way of the accommodation. The economic class also gives you the pleasant experience, with greater facilities. These rooms are more spacious laid out neatly with a simple decor give more comfortable.
Facilities
Tv
Desk
Water Bottle
Glass
Chair
$ 26.00
The AC Deluxe Room Provides you the Economic way of the accommodation. The economic class also gives you the pleasant experience, with greater facilities. These rooms are more spacious laid out neatly with a simple decor give more comfortable.
Facilities
Tv
Desk
Water Bottle
Glass
Chair
$ 59.00
The Aramthampuran suite Room Provides you the Economic way of the accommodation. The economic class also gives you the pleasant experience, with greater facilities. These rooms are more spacious laid out neatly with a simple decor give more comfortable.
Facilities
Tv
Desk
Water Bottle
Glass
Chair
Location & Map
Landmark
Peringode Post Office
Nearby Attractions
Malampuzha Garden and Dam
Malampuzha Garden, South India's sole rock-cut garden by Nek Chand, is a serene haven crafted from recycled materials. This picturesque spot features a Yakshi sculpture, gardens, and trekking trails in the lush Western Ghats.
Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary
Parambikulam Tiger Reserve in Palakkad, with scenic hill ranges and teak plantations, hosts the world's tallest and oldest teak tree.
Palakkad Fort
Palakkad Fort also known as Tipu's Fort, is a well-preserved historic fort under the Archaeological Survey of India, once used by Mysore rulers and now a popular picnic destination in Palakkad.
Nelliyampathy Hills
Nelliyampathy, accessed via winding roads from Nenmara, offers serene hills, tea estates, and bio farming. Enjoy stunning views of Palakkad district and discover waterfalls and wildlife.
Seethargundu Viewpoint
Seethargundu in Nelliyampathy, Palakkad, is a breathtaking viewpoint with stunning Ramayana-associated scenery, ideal for nature enthusiasts and photographers.
Koottanad Jn: 600 MTR
Railway Connectivity
Pattambi Railway Station: 11.5 KM
Airway Connectivity
Cochin International Airport: 87 KM
