Medial Tourism In India

Rishikesh, the World Capital of Yoga

As such, Rishikesh has become known as the Yoga Capital of the World. Students from all over the map come here for Yoga Classes and become certified Yoga Teachers. People from everywhere possible visit Rishikesh to learn yoga and find their spiritual path.
"Yoga helps you to relax, to overcome fears, to absorb the culture of India.”
Rishikesh is a placid town where the Ganges River is still turquoise green in color, flows clear and full of spiritual energy. Also known as Tapo Bhumi, Rishikesh is a holy place for meditation and yoga that acts as the gateway of the path leading to spirituality.
"It is the perfect place for the spiritually inclined and for those who seek meaning.”
People come together at Parmarth Niketan ashram, every evening to experience the Ganga Aarti (worship ritual with fire presented to the Ganges). At Rishikesh’s Triveni Ghat, people gather in abundance at evening time and let out deepak adorned with flowers and incense on the river Ganga, which, floating on the water, provide an excellent and mystical sight at night. One can feel the spirituality flowing in the atmosphere. The fire blessed by the priest of the temple is carried through the crowd so people can get close to him for at least a moment and receive the blessing.

International Yoga Festival

Don’t miss the one-week International Yoga Festival in Rishikesh in June each year for those interested in yoga.

The Beatles

In the 1960s, the famous Rock band The Beatles wrote about 40 songs when they visited Maharishi Mahesh Yogi’s ashram to learn meditation. After three decades of being closed, the ashram in Rajaji National Park was reopened for tourists. The remaining walls were decorated with wonderful graffiti works by artists worldwide as part of the Beatles Cathedral Gallery community project.

When Western medicine is not a solution for you

People often dislike allopathic medicine and are concerned about side effects. Therefore they preferred natural alternatives and Ayurveda for healing.
Scholars conducted a study in which they were curious about the propensity of people with epilepsy in South Asian communities living in England (Bradford and Leeds) toward Holistic treatments.
Interviews were conducted with epileptics, health professionals, and focus groups of people in the age range of 18–68 years.
“People turned to spiritual treatments in search for a cure, this was often under the influence of their families following the failure of Western medicine. These treatments were seen as complementary to western medication. Particularly young people expressed considerable skepticism about the effectiveness of these treatments.”
That is why health professionals must understand that effectiveness of these treatments compete with Western health care.

Those already touched by Rishikesh

For tourists who have already visited Rishikesh, their trip has had a significant impact on their lives. They tried to live everything as given to them. In a sense, their attitudes toward life have changed, and they have seen things differently ever since. They felt the path they made to themselves was truly extraordinary. Since then, they have seen their goals, their way of life much more clearly, and most importantly, they have become better acquainted with themselves.
Rishikesh touches the core of all who come. And all who leave feel somehow transformed, always for the better.
With the help of yoga, they learned that nothing is impossible. However, they need to allow themselves time to move forward at their own pace and not rush anything.
Talk to our doctor’s if you are interested in adding something new into your epilepsy treatment. Visit the Neeraj Epilepsy Clinic, where trained professionals will prescribe personalized treatment for you and accompany you from recognizing the problem to healing