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Rajasthan announced plans to establish a significant Ayurveda centre to promote tourism and revive the ancient practice of natural medicine. The announcement came during the conclusion of Ayurveda Kumbh Samyogam 2024, a three-day event celebrating the heritage and global potential of Ayurveda.
The state aims to position itself as a hub for Ayurveda, integrating it with tourism and research to attract visitors and scholars from across the globe. The initiative highlights the growing shift toward Ayurveda as a safe and holistic approach to health, focusing on treating diseases at their root.
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A historic milestone was achieved during the event as 2,500 participants, including international students, collectively recited the ancient text Charak Samhita, setting a new world record. The achievement showcased the enduring relevance and global appeal of Ayurveda’s foundational texts.
The state has allocated ₹1,500 crores for development under the Rising Rajasthan initiative, with a portion dedicated to promoting Ayurveda-related projects. Plans include establishing the state’s first international Ayurveda research and learning centre, expected to attract global tourists and researchers while boosting the local economy.
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Efforts to expand Ayurveda’s presence include setting up additional centres within Rajasthan and collaborations with other states and countries. Initiatives aim to integrate Ayurveda into modern healthcare systems while preserving its traditional roots.
The event concluded with the release of a new book on Ayurveda and the recognition of senior practitioners who have significantly contributed to the field. The program emphasized the importance of blending tradition with innovation to make Ayurveda a cornerstone of wellness tourism and global healthcare.
With these initiatives, Rajasthan is poised to become a leading destination for Ayurveda, merging ancient wisdom with modern aspirations.
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Tags: ayurveda, Ayurveda centre, global healthcare, India, rajasthan, Tourism, traditional medicine, Travel Event
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