Panchakarma 14 nights 13 Jun 2027 - Oneworld Ayurveda Ubud

This is a 14-night Panchakarma programme, an Ayurveda retreat at Oneworld Ayurveda Ubud in Ubud, Bali, Indonesia. It is for people who want to spend two full weeks on a structured Ayurvedic healing programme and take their health into their own hands, rather than fit a short treatment into a holiday.

Panchakarma is the best-known cleansing and healing programme in the Ayurvedic tradition, and Oneworld Ayurveda Ubud offers it as a residential stay. This departure runs for 14 nights, a length suited to guests who want more time than a one-week stay allows. The programme starts on a fixed arrival day in the 2027 calendar and ends 14 nights later.

How the Stay Is Organised

Oneworld Ayurveda Ubud runs its Panchakarma on a rolling calendar of fixed arrival dates, and each departure is offered in set lengths. For this departure, the 14-night option is the one described here. Guests who prefer a shorter or longer stay on the same arrival day can ask about other lengths, as the centre also offers programmes of 7, 10, 21 and 28 nights.

Some departures on the calendar are reserved for private groups. This departure is not listed as one, so it is a regular programme open to individual guests.

The Setting

The programme takes place at Oneworld Ayurveda Ubud, in Ubud, the cultural and wellness centre of central Bali. Ubud has long drawn people looking for yoga, healing and a quieter pace, which makes it a natural home for a longer Ayurveda stay.

Before You Go

Places on each departure are limited, and popular dates can fill. If the dates you want are fully booked, you can ask the centre to put you on a waiting list, and they will tell you if a spot opens up.

Oneworld Ayurveda also offers a 10% reduction on Panchakarma programmes of 7, 10, 14, 21 or 28 nights for Indonesian citizens and holders of KITAS or KITAP residence permits. Terms and conditions apply, so it is worth asking about when you enquire.

As this is a 14-night residential programme, it helps to plan your travel so that you arrive on the first day of the stay and have no commitments until it ends. Questions about your health, suitability for the programme or what to bring are best put to the centre before you confirm.