Panchakarma Massage Cost - #3581

I’ve been hearing a lot about Panchakarma treatments recently and how they can detox the body and restore balance to the doshas. I’m interested in trying Panchakarma massage as part of this process because I’ve been dealing with chronic stress, body stiffness, and fatigue that just won’t go away. But one thing I’m stuck on is understanding Panchakarma massage cost. It seems like the prices vary so much depending on where you go, and I don’t know what’s reasonable. I’ve checked with a couple of Ayurvedic centers near me, and one quoted me a cost of over $200 per session for a Panchakarma massage. Another offered a package for $800 that includes multiple sessions. Is this normal? I don’t want to spend so much money unless I know I’m getting quality treatment. How is the Panchakarma massage cost determined—does it depend on the oils used, the duration, or the expertise of the practitioner? I also noticed that some clinics offer different types of massages as part of Panchakarma, like Abhyanga or Shirodhara. Are these included in the overall Panchakarma massage cost, or do you have to pay separately for each one? I’d like to know if it’s better to go for individual sessions or commit to a full package. Another thing I’m confused about is whether more expensive Panchakarma massage means better quality. Are there specific certifications or signs I should look for to make sure I’m getting authentic Ayurvedic treatment? I don’t want to end up at a spa that markets itself as Ayurvedic but doesn’t follow the proper techniques. Lastly, is there a difference in Panchakarma massage cost between urban and rural centers? I saw some retreats in India that seem a lot cheaper than what’s available in the US. Would it be worth traveling for more affordable Panchakarma treatments, or is it better to stick to local options? If anyone has experience with Panchakarma massage and knows what a fair price is, I’d appreciate your advice. I’m looking for something effective but also reasonably priced.