Veda Rehabilitation & Wellness has expanded its presence in India with the launch of a luxury mental health, addiction recovery and holistic wellness retreat in Sikkim, marking its fourth centre after Mumbai, Delhi and Bengaluru. Nestled in the Rumtek Hills, the new facility is designed to support individuals dealing with addiction, burnout, behavioural addictions and other mental health concerns through an immersive recovery programme that combines evidence-based clinical care with nature and holistic wellness practices. The launch comes at a time when awareness of mental health and substance dependence is increasing across India, prompting more individuals and families to seek professional help despite the social stigma surrounding rehabilitation. Veda said the retreat aims to provide a supportive environment where personalised care, spiritual wellness and lifestyle-focused therapies contribute to long-term recovery.
The retreat features 11 all-suite accommodations, including nine luxury suites and a two-bedroom Royal Suite. Guests have access to clinical therapies alongside yoga, meditation, sound healing, art therapy and movement-based sessions. The property also offers guided Himalayan hikes, Tai Chi sessions, interactions with monks from Rumtek Monastery, organic locally sourced meals, an infinity pool, fitness centre, counselling rooms, meditation spaces, a pottery studio and recreational facilities. Founder and CEO Manun Thakur said Sikkim’s tranquil Himalayan setting made it an ideal destination for the organisation’s expansion while addressing the growing demand for quality mental health and rehabilitation services in the Northeast. He added that Veda’s people-first approach encourages voluntary treatment, continued family connections and sustainable lifestyle changes beyond recovery.
The launch is expected to strengthen access for patients from Kolkata and eastern India seeking premium rehabilitation and mental wellness services closer to home. With increasing awareness of mental health and addiction recovery across the region, the Sikkim facility is likely to attract clients looking for personalised, wellness-led care in a serene Himalayan environment, reducing dependence on treatment centres in western and southern India.