King Charles and Queen Camilla took a three-day break at Soukya resort in Bangalore (which costs about £3000 per-week) during their return from Australia-Samoa tour. The wellness-focused center known for its ayurvedic treatments has been their go-to spot for years; Queen Camilla even visited it briefly on her way to Sydney about 2 weeks ago
The spa visit wasnt connected to the Kings cancer care but matched doctors advice for rest during long-distance travel. The royal pair have been regular guests at this holistic center where the daily routine includes:
- Morning yoga sessions
- Rejuvenation treatments
- Vegetarian meals
- Afternoon therapies
- Evening meditation
They are the least demanding of my guests
The resort – which attracts many famous people including Dame Emma Thompson – follows a strict schedule with lights-out at 9pm. King Charles‚ who has made ten trips to India as heir shows deep interest in the countrys traditions: yoga ayurveda and classical music. During a pre-coronation event about a year ago he expressed his wish for an India state visit
The Australia-Samoa tour proved so good that the palace confirmed plans to restart regular overseas visits next year. The King-Queen pair were set to fly back to London on a regular flight where the monarch will continue his weekly treatment schedule