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Not a call centre, not a chatbot. Tell us what is going on and you will get a considered reply within one working day — including an honest note if we are not the right place for you.
- Reply within 1 working day
- WhatsApp usually within the hour
- 4 interpreter languages
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+91 91493 04654 — reception is staffed from six in the morning until eight at night.
Call nowcare@devbhoomisanjeevani.com for general enquiries, or the international desk.
Write to usVisit us
592, Tapkeshwar Road, Garhi Cantonment, Dehradun 248003. Walk in any morning — no appointment needed to look around.
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actually going on
The more you tell us — diagnosis, how long, current medication, what you have already tried — the more useful our first reply will be.
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Working Hours
- Monday – Friday
- 6:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Saturday
- 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Sunday
- 7:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Jolly Grant airport (DED) is 28 km away; Dehradun railway station just 5 km. See the travel guide
Getting here
Four ways to reach Garhi Cantt
We arrange pickup from any of these — tell us your arrival details and someone will be waiting with a name board.
By air
Jolly Grant (DED)
28 km · ~45 min drive
Delhi to Dehradun is a 50-minute flight with several departures daily. We can arrange pickup.
By rail
Dehradun Railway Station
5 km · ~15 min drive
Vande Bharat, Shatabdi and Nanda Devi Express run direct from Delhi. We can arrange pickup.
By road
From Delhi
250 km · ~6 hours
NH-7 via Meerut, Muzaffarnagar and Roorkee. Comfortable in a private car; the road is good the whole way.
Local
Within Dehradun
Garhi Cantt, off Tapkeshwar Road
Autos and e-rickshaws from Clock Tower take about fifteen minutes. Ask for Tapkeshwar Road, Garhi Cantt — everyone knows the temple.
Before your first visit
Bring recent laboratory reports, any imaging, and a written list of your current medication with doses. Come on a light stomach if you can — pulse reading is more informative that way. Allow ninety minutes for a first consultation.
Working Hours
- Monday – Friday
- 6:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Saturday
- 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Sunday
- 7:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Therapies are scheduled between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. Residential guests have access to the shala and meditation hall from 5:30 a.m.
Follow along
Seasonal tips, herb of the month, and the occasional photograph of the mountain behind the campus.
Cannot travel yet?
A 40-minute online consultation gives you the same physicians, a written protocol within 24 hours, and herbs dispatched to your door wherever you are.
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Quick answers
If yours is not here, ask us on WhatsApp — a human answers, not a chatbot.
No. Most guests come with a general sense that something is off rather than a formal diagnosis. The initial consultation exists precisely to establish where you are. That said, if you have recent lab reports, imaging or a current medication list, please bring them — it makes the first consultation considerably more useful.
For day programs and weekend retreats, a week is usually enough. For residential Panchakarma programs of seven days or more we recommend four to six weeks, and for the 30-day transformation or international immersion, two to three months. Peak season runs September to November and February to April.
Loose cotton clothing for practice and therapy, a warm layer for early mornings (Dehradun drops to 8°C in December), closed walking shoes for treks, a water bottle and any current medication. Therapy oils stain, so bring clothes you do not mind marking. Mats, props, towels and toiletries are provided.
Yes, and you should — do not stop anything before arriving. Bring the full list. Our physicians work around existing prescriptions and will tell you if a herb interacts with something you take. Any reduction in medication is a decision for your prescribing doctor, made with our written notes in hand, never abruptly and never by us alone.
Panchakarma is a staged medical procedure with three mandatory phases: preparation (snehapana and swedana), the main eliminative action, and rebuilding (samsarjana krama and rasayana). Skipping preparation makes the elimination ineffective; skipping rebuilding loses most of the benefit. A spa package delivers the pleasant massage components without the clinical structure — which is fine, but it is a different thing and should not be sold as Panchakarma.
