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PAID CONTENT FOR PLANTATION VILLA


PAID CONTENT FOR PLANTATION VILLA


Plantation Villa HEREFORDSHIRE, UK


Plantation Villa is an award-winning wellness retreat and social enterprise, where ayurveda doctors, therapists and yoga teachers combine ancient wisdom from yoga, ayurveda and Buddhism to create transformative experiences. Plantation Villa has been quietly changing lives in Sri Lanka for more than 12 years and now brings its ethos to the Wye Valley in Herefordshire — one of England’s most picturesque rural landscapes. The UK retreat sits on 15 acres around a


17th-century farmhouse with a cosy lounge, open fireplace, library and a conservatory filled with plants and Sri Lankan touches. The yoga hall opens onto sweeping valley views, with twice-daily yoga and meditation sessions. Therapists also offer one-to-one support for injuries or tailored practices. At the heart of the retreat is the ayurvedic


spa, led by an on-site doctor and supported by consultations with specialists in Sri Lanka, including one of the country’s leading ayurvedic cancer experts. Guests can seek guidance on joint pain, chronic illness or long-term health, with personalised treatments and medicines


provided. Retreat programmes include stress relief, menopause support, weight loss, Buddhist mindfulness, yoga immersion and the renowned 10-day Panchakarma detox. Each is designed to restore balance and renew energy. Dining is seasonal, plant-based and infused


with Sri Lankan spices, using vegetables from the retreat’s own organic garden. Summer brings roses, orchards and meadow walks towards the river, while winter offers roaring fires, frosty mornings and sunrise views across the valley. Plantation Villa’s story began in Sri Lanka,


where its original centre thrives in a reforested jungle. Authentic architecture, a shaded pool and a friendly team from the surrounding village have created a sanctuary for wildlife. For those seeking to connect with the retreat’s roots, the Sri Lankan centre remains an unforgettable destination. Plantation Villa donates over half of its profits


to disadvantaged communities in Sri Lanka, funding education, healthcare and reforestation. For travellers seeking renewal with purpose, it’s where ancient wisdom meets modern wellbeing.


DON’T MISS Morning chanting and inspiring, engaging talks led by visiting Buddhist monks


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KEY FEATURES • Ayurveda spa with steam bath • Yoga hall • Buddha hall for meditation • Ayurveda doctor


KEY ACTIVITIES • Morning chanting • Yoga • Guided meditation • Ayurveda cooking & nutrition • Wisdom talks • Life coaching • Nature walks


GET IN TOUCH plantationvilla.com T: 07457 417832 (WhatsApp only)


UK booking E: bookinguk@plantationvilla.com


Sri Lanka booking E: reservations@srimal.com


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