King Charles Visits 'Holistic' Spa in India for 'Rejuvenation Treatment' amid Cancer Journey

Mar. 15, 2025

King Charles and Queen Camilla in Delhi, India in 2013.Photo:Chris Jackson/Getty Images

Chris Jackson/Getty Images

King CharlesandQueen Camillahave been spending some downtime in India.

The royal couple stayed at the Soukya International Holistic Health Centre (SIHHC) and are reported to have started their day with a morning yoga session, theNew India Expressadded. They then had breakfast and a “rejuvenation treatment before lunch,” the outlet continued.

“Their Majesties had a short private stopover in India to help break the long journey back from Samoa. They return to the U.K. this morning,” a Buckingham Palace spokesperson said on Wednesday, Oct. 30.

King Charles and Queen Camilla visit the Soukya International Holistic Health Centre in 2019.Soukya Holistic Health Centre/Instagram

Soukya Holistic Health Centre/Instagram

His cancer treatment will resume after he arrives back in the U.K., PEOPLE understands.

It is Charles' first trip to India — which is part of the Commonwealth of nations linked to the U.K. — since he was crowned King in May 2023. It is believed that Camillastayed in the country on her journey out to Australiaas she left London at a different time to her husband, who departed on Oct. 17, the official record, theCourt Circularshowed at the time.

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Charles and Camilla at the Soukya International Holistic Health Centre in 2019.Soukya Holistic Health Centre/Instagram

The King and Queen covered an estimated 30,000 miles during their trip to and from — and within —Australia and Samoa.

A keymoment in the tripcame when the King acknowledged that “the most painful aspects of our past continue to resonate,” as leaders of countries linked to Britain raised the issue of reparations for slavery.

The King made his first speech as Head of the Commonwealth in Samoa on Friday, Oct. 25, urging leaders to find “creative ways” to conquer inequalities.

source: people.com