Vertigo is defined as the illusory sensation of motion, either of the body or of the surrounding environment, occurring while an individual is stationary. It is often associated with a feeling of spinning, nausea, emesis and diaphoresis. The aim of the study is to evaluate the long term home based effect of vestibular rehabilitation on activity of daily living in peripheral vestibular disorder. Method twenty patients with chronic peripheral vestibular disorder were randomly assingned into two groups. Control group(only medication) and experimental group (vestibular habituation). The patients were assessed using VADL intially at the commencement of the study, at end of three months, six months and end of twelve months for both the groups. Vestibular disorder Activity of Daily Living Scale (VADL) is is a 28 item, 10 point self administered scale of self perceived indepented in ADL. The scale has 3 subscales: functional, ambulation, and instrumental Result: The mean age of 43.40 __ampersandsignplusmn; 16.84 were included in the study. The total VADL and all the sub scores of VADL, functional, ambulatory and instrumental showed a very highly significant change in the intervention group following treatment. Conclusion: The activity of daily living improved following home based vestibular rehabilitation as compared to the control group with only medication.