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Ritu means season in Sanskrit, while Sandhi denotes the meeting of two things. This means that Ritusandhi is the meeting point of two Ritu. The first goal of Ayurveda is "Swasthyarakshan," or health maintenance. To achieve this goal, the great Trio provides regimens for different seasons as well as day-to-day living. There are separate chapters on Dincharya and Ritucharya. Ritu is a season. The year is divided into two halves in Ayurveda literature: Uttarayana and Dakshinayana. Each Ayana is further subdivided into three Ritu. As a result, there are a total of six Rituare in one year. Different foods and practises are recommended for each Ritu. Vagbhatta describes Ritusandhi towards the end of Ritucharya. Ritu Sandhi is a moment when the seasons collide. Ritusandhi lasts one week in the previous season and one week in the next season. This review article discusses the significance of Ritu and Ritusandhi in today's world. This is a review of Samhitokta Ritu and Ritusandhi. This review essay discusses the significance of Ritu and Ritusandhi in the current context. References and pertinent information are obtained from Ayurveda literature, the internet and research publications. distinct Ritu have distinct environmental circumstances. These diseases have an immediate impact on the human body.