In this paper, we study the hydrothermal characteristics of flow inside a rotating helical pipe filled with saturated
homogeneous porous medium. The analysis is being carried out for the case of small curvature and torsion. Using the
perturbation approach, velocity and temperature fields are solved for both uniform wall heat flux and uniform wall
temperature boundary conditions. Perturbation expansion up to the third order is carried out to investigate the effect
of rotation on the flow. The influence of rotation on velocity is noticed as early as the first order, and on temperature solution, it has an effect in the third order. The influence of rotation on the Nusselt number does not appear till third order, and it is discovered that the Nusselt number grows as dimensionless curvature increases. Moreover, the theoretical results have been verified against experimental data from existing literature for the special case of zero rotation and curvature of the pipe. The available experimental data align well with and support the theoretical results in this limiting case.