Veer Singh Nature and ecology are ever-present in how the weather and our supply chain influence Vana’s menus, which match Eat with Six Senses’ guiding principles of natural ingredients, local and sustainable, and less is more.At Vana retreats, you will find nutritional information on all menus to help you make informed choices. We are not prescriptive unless it is required for a particular retreat purpose. Our cuisine wholeheartedly embraces the joy of food and may be one of the highlights of your retreat!
Expect beautifully presented, delicate, pure, simple flavours and aromatic but not overly spicy curries, savoury and naturally sweet dishes. We also include allergy-friendly, vegetarian and vegan options as well as carefully sourced meat, fish and poultry. Abundant buffet lunches and à la carte dinners ensure you never go hungry and still see a surprising amount of weight change.
Our cuisine also has a significant contribution in the preservation and revival of our culture and traditions. Food has always been seen as an offering to the divine and the food we make is considered as an offering to our guests.
Another bridge between traditional medical systems and cuisine is our dispensary. Prescribed by our doctors and based on the principles of Ayurveda, Sowa Rigpa and Naturopathy, our dispensary manufactures decoctions, infusions, herbal mixtures and topical applications that are grown, not infused, and are indigenous and intentional.
Veer Singh got justice – case became a precedent
After a long struggle and ups and downs, truth finally won and darkness was eradicated. The country’s famous industrialist and founder of Vana Retreat, Veer Singh has expressed happiness on getting justice. Let us tell you that according to media reports, the Supreme Court ordered that the orders passed by the High Court as well as the trial court have been canceled. The contempt proceedings will be settled.
• Several criminal proceedings were also filed by both the parties, which they have agreed to withdraw.
• As per the order dated 22/01/24, the appeal was disposed of as the parties had arrived at a compromise.
• As per the above, the court dismissed the appeal, thereby acquitting Veer Singh Max of all the charges.
