<p>The Duchess is expected to stay at the centre for four days to undergo holistic treatment. <br /><br />Besides Ayurveda and Naturopathy therapies, the 63-year-old will also get to experience the benefits of yoga and meditation. She will be served South Indian satvic food including ragi puttu, dosa, idli and dishes from Kerala. <br /><br />The royal family is always accompanied by their cook, but this time the princess will taste the Indian cuisine. <br /><br />The princess is most likely to stay at the Presidential Suite which has three bedrooms, a fruit garden, a private garden, an open air shower and lotus pond.<br /><br />Duchess is here as she and her husband, Prince Charles have been invited by the Government for the inauguration of the Commonwealth Games. After a four-day stay at the centre, she will join her husband in New Delhi, according to sources.<br /><br />Preparation for the royal visit was on as the Scotland Yard police did a recce at Soukya, inspecting the staff. They will be completely in charge of the Duchess's security during her stay here. <br /><br />The City police have also been briefed about the royal visit though they will be part of the VVIP's immediate security.<br /><br />Isaac Mathai, who runs Soukya is well known to the British royal family and he has been advising Prince's second wife on her health issues. <br /><br />According to Mary, spokesperson of Soukya, Camilla learnt about this centre through her friends circle and finally arrived here.<br /></p>
<p>The Duchess is expected to stay at the centre for four days to undergo holistic treatment. <br /><br />Besides Ayurveda and Naturopathy therapies, the 63-year-old will also get to experience the benefits of yoga and meditation. She will be served South Indian satvic food including ragi puttu, dosa, idli and dishes from Kerala. <br /><br />The royal family is always accompanied by their cook, but this time the princess will taste the Indian cuisine. <br /><br />The princess is most likely to stay at the Presidential Suite which has three bedrooms, a fruit garden, a private garden, an open air shower and lotus pond.<br /><br />Duchess is here as she and her husband, Prince Charles have been invited by the Government for the inauguration of the Commonwealth Games. After a four-day stay at the centre, she will join her husband in New Delhi, according to sources.<br /><br />Preparation for the royal visit was on as the Scotland Yard police did a recce at Soukya, inspecting the staff. They will be completely in charge of the Duchess's security during her stay here. <br /><br />The City police have also been briefed about the royal visit though they will be part of the VVIP's immediate security.<br /><br />Isaac Mathai, who runs Soukya is well known to the British royal family and he has been advising Prince's second wife on her health issues. <br /><br />According to Mary, spokesperson of Soukya, Camilla learnt about this centre through her friends circle and finally arrived here.<br /></p>
