EBG Group to invest ₹45 crore in Ongole wellness centre project

EBG Group to invest ₹45 crore in Ongole wellness centre project Spiritual guru Sri Sri Ravi Shankar lays foundation stone for Carlton Wellness Retreat, Sri Sri Panchakarma and Tattva Centre and Sri Sri Ravishankar Vidya Mandir; the proposed project will bring together.

Key points

• In the 55-acre land, we are developing 1.05-lakh-square-feet wellness centre, comprising 36 plots and 35 two-bedroom villas.
• Speaking to The Hindu, EBG Group co-founder Hari Kiran remarked, We chose Ongole as Buddhism once flourished in this region.
• Hyderabad-based EBG Group is developing a 55-acre integrated wellness ecosystem in Ongole with a proposed investment of ₹45 crore.
• Ravi Shankar remarked, Residents need wellness to be healthy, and a wellness centre will support prevent them from going to a hospital.
• The proposed project will bring together hospitality, preventive wellness and education in one place.

Hyderabad-based EBG Group is developing a 55-acre integrated wellness ecosystem in Ongole with a proposed investment of ₹45 crore. The multi-sector business conglomerate has partnered with London-based Carlton Wellness Retreat to create the Tier-2 city a nature-led premium hospitality destination in Andhra Pradesh.

Spiritual guru Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, founder of The Art of Living, laid the foundation stone for Carlton Wellness Retreat, Sri Sri Panchakarma and Tattva Centre, and Sri Sri Ravishankar Vidya Mandir at Sai Vishnu Chaturvatika in Chadalavada on the Chirala-Ongole road on Wednesday. The proposed project will bring together hospitality, preventive wellness and education in one place.

Addressing the gathering on the occasion, Mr. Ravi Shankar remarked, "Residents need wellness to be healthy, and a wellness centre will support prevent them from going to a hospital. Along with the wellness centre for the adults, an international school is additionally coming up in Ongole to provide world-class education to the children."

Speaking to The Hindu, EBG Group co-founder Hari Kiran remarked, "We chose Ongole as Buddhism once flourished in this region. As per our research, the Chirala-Ongole belt is historically known for learning and meditation. We are trying to develop an ecosystem with wellness-led hospitality, ayurveda, holistic education and nature-based living."

"In the 55-acre land, we are developing 1.05-lakh-square-feet wellness centre, comprising 36 plots and 35 two-bedroom villas. It will have all luxury amenities, including a helipad, low-density setting for wellness-led living, and landscaped surroundings. It will offer physician-guided Panchakarma, rejuvenation and preventive wellness programmes to the guests for 1 to 3 weeks, " he continued.

For now, EBG Group to invest ₹45 crore in Ongole wellness centre project remains the part of the story worth watching, and further updates are likely as more details are confirmed.