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Suffering Camilla flies to Bangalore spa in search of sinusitis cure

She was received by Ian Felton, the British Deputy High Commissioner in Bangalore, although Buckingham palace has been at pains to stress the trip is 'private' and paid for with her own cash.

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FP Archives|Nov 05, 2012, 16:16:27 IST

Duchess of Cornwall Camilla Parker Bowles landed in Bengaluru along with her daughter Laura Lopes and eight personal staff on Saturday, on a private trip to an exclusive ayurvedic centre Soukya.Camilla is said to suffer from sinusitis and this is supposedly her last effort to cure it.[caption id="attachment_514966" align="alignleft" width="380"] Camilla Parker Bowles. Reuters[/caption]This super expensive trip to India comes at a time when the Europe and the rest of the world are grappling with a bad economic sitation.She was received by Ian Felton, the British Deputy High Commissioner in Bangalore, although Buckingham palace has been at pains to stress the trip is 'private' and paid for with her own cash, reports The Daily Beast.It is said that Camilla's faith in alternative healing techniques and yoga is what brought her on her second visit to India."She is interested in Yoga and various therapies under Ayurveda. We are giving her a customized treatment package,"  reported India Today, quoting a spokesperson of Soukya.After her stay here, Camilla will be flying to Autralia to meet her husband Prince Charles.Staying a suite that measures 2,500 sq ft for $5,550 a night, Camilla seems to be living life queen size.

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First Published:Nov 05, 2012, 16:16:26 IST
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