Two Weeks.
Full Classical Panchakarma.
Fourteen days is the threshold where Panchakarma becomes genuinely complete. Ancient Ayurvedic texts traditionally prescribe a minimum of two weeks — and for very good reason. It is only with this duration that all five primary treatments can be administered in full sequence, with each phase receiving the time it requires to work at depth.
In the first week, the preparatory phase (Purva Karma) is given full expression — internal oleation, Snehapana, and progressive Swedana work in harmony to mobilise toxins from deep tissue. By the second week, your doctor prescribes and administers the primary eliminative therapies (Pradhana Karma) targeted precisely to your dosha and condition, followed by a meaningful rejuvenation phase that consolidates every gain made during the cleanse.
Guests who choose 14 days consistently report the deepest physical and emotional shifts — weight normalisation, freedom from chronic pain, restored sleep and a mental clarity that simply isn't achievable in a shorter programme.
Is 14 days the right duration for your condition? Our doctors will assess your specific health situation and tell you honestly — sometimes 7 days is sufficient; sometimes 21 is warranted. Book a doctor consultation to find out →
