Tulåh, aiming to make Kerala Asia's longevity hub
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Kozhikode: Tulåh Clinical Wellness is hosting a high-level leadership conclave with the vision of positioning Kerala as Asia's longevity capital through world-class and innovative healthcare systems.
The event, scheduled for 6.30 p.m. on Friday, will be inaugurated by Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan. Ministers P.K. Kunhalikutty, P.C. Vishnunadh and T. Siddique are also expected to attend. The conclave will bring together leaders from the healthcare sector, policymakers and political representatives.
Discussions will focus on the "Keralam 2036" vision, which seeks to transform the state into Asia's longevity capital by leveraging its rich Ayurvedic heritage, skilled healthcare professionals, favourable climate and unique biodiversity. Tulåh founder Faizal Kottikollon said the initiative goes beyond commercial objectives and is intended as an open platform to share the knowledge and experience gained while developing tulåh with the wider community.
Spread across 30 acres at Chelambra, near Kozhikode, the wellness campus began operations in February 2026. It integrates Kerala's 4,000-year-old Ayurvedic tradition with modern medical science.
The centre combines Ayurveda, yoga, Tibetan and Chinese systems of medicine with advanced diagnostic techniques and regenerative medicine. Treatments are tailored to each individual based on the "tulåh Life Index," a personalised health assessment framework.
