Hotels (Commonwealth Union) _ In a striking departure from conventional luxury wellness tourism, Browns Hotels & Resorts unveiled the stunning Ayugiri Ayurveda Wellness Resort in Sigiriya, marking a captivating blend of opulence and holistic rejuvenation. Situated amidst 54 acres of pristine natural beauty, Ayugiri boasts 22 exclusive suites, distinguishing itself as the premier luxury Ayurveda wellness destination in the country, with the unique feature of plunge pools in each room, as announced in a media release.
The grand inauguration of Ayugiri Ayurveda Wellness Resort was a mesmerizing affair, as guests were entranced by the harmonious melodies of flutes and violins echoing through the verdant landscapes of Sigiriya. Against the backdrop of traditional drummers and dancers infusing the atmosphere with infectious energy, Browns Hotels & Resorts CEO, Eksath Wijeratne, Acting Japanese Ambassador Kotaro Katsuki, and General Manager, Buwaneka Bandara, unveiled the resort’s new emblem, among esteemed guests.
“By seamlessly blending the ancient wisdom of Ayurveda with contemporary luxury, our vision is to redefine the standards of luxury wellness tourism in Sri Lanka. Whether seeking preventive care, healing, or a deeper connection to inner peace, Ayugiri promises a sanctuary for holistic well-being,” remarked Mr. Wijeratne.
“Ayugiri beckons guests on a voyage of purity and revitalization, harmonizing the equilibrium of mind, body, and spirit, resonating with the essence of nature, cultural echoes, and the profound wisdom of ancient Ayurvedic healing,” the release proclaimed.
Browns Hotels & Resorts, the leisure division of Browns Investments, a subsidiary of the LOLC Group, boasts a diverse portfolio of properties, including Thaala Bentota, Club Hotel Dolphin Negombo, The Calm Resort and Spa Pasikuda, Hotel Sigiriya, Dickwella Resort and Spa, among others. This latest addition to their repertoire underscores their commitment to providing unparalleled hospitality experiences, blending luxury with holistic well-being.
