In the post-COVID era, Ayurveda plays a significant role in healthcare systems and in empowering individuals to make informed decisions by promoting health literacy. This study examines this concept. An age-old holistic medicinal system is called as ayurveda, which has origins in the India and goes back over five millennia, provides a distinctive method of managing illness and promoting health through individualised therapies, herbal remedies, lifestyle changes, and preventive care. This essay explores the theoretical underpinnings, practical applications, and historical context of Ayurveda. It also explores how the practice may help with COVID-19 symptoms and immunity enhancement. Along with offering regulatory proposals, educational changes, and industry activities, it also looks at the opportunities and problems of incorporating Ayurveda into post-pandemic treatment. In the post-COVID era, incorporating Ayurveda into contemporary healthcare systems has the potential to improve patient outcomes, healthcare delivery, and health literacy.