Fairmont Mumbai hosts the Longevity Summit India 2026 this August, and it’s shaping up as the country’s most ambitious wellness gathering yet. The two-day event runs on 15-16 August, presented by Le Florence India. Fairmont Mumbai hosts the Longevity Summit India 2026 with backing from AIWO as title sponsor, alongside Global Spa, Evavo, Decode Age, The Wellness Co. and BrainTap.
More than 500 delegates are expected to attend, spanning founders, doctors, scientists, HNIs and biohackers from India and abroad. As Fairmont Mumbai hosts the Longevity Summit India 2026, the focus shifts away from simply living longer toward living better — more energy, sharper focus, real vitality.
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy. Photo Courtesy: Fairmont Spa
Built Around Five Dimensions of Health
The summit runs on what organisers call the Five Bodies Framework. Earth Body covers nutrition and cellular health, while Water Body digs into emotional intelligence. Air Body tackles cognitive performance and breathwork, Fire Body explores purpose and diagnostics, and Flow Body looks at consciousness, AI and quantum biology. Every session on the agenda maps back to one of these five.
Expect plenty to actually do, not just panels to sit through. Underwater meditation, Watsu therapy, ice baths and Cymatica sound healing all feature across the two days. Dedicated zones let attendees try NAD+ therapy, hyperbaric oxygen, red light therapy and genomic health testing hands-on.
Fairmont Spa & Longevity. Photo Courtesy: Fairmont
Who’s Speaking
The lineup leans heavily international. Prof. Dato’ Sri Dr. Mike Chan brings decades in regenerative medicine and stem cell work. Bestselling author Siim Land joins as one of the world’s most recognised biohackers, alongside AI researcher Dr. Chris Kacher and consciousness expert Dr. Gino Yu. Over 40 speakers and 20-plus influencers round out the roster.
What’s Driving It
Fairmont Mumbai GM Rajiv Kapoor said the summit’s real strength is pulling science, healthcare, wellness and hospitality into one room together. Le Florence India MD Vikramjeet Sharma framed it simply, “not about living longer, but living with more purpose.”
AIWO Health founder C. Sivasankaran, best known for building Aircel, called longevity a subject he’s lived with for years, not a trend he’s chasing. Scientific Chair Dr. Arpit Bansal, an oncologist known internationally as “The Aquaman Biohacker,” said the summit finally connects health, gut, brain and purpose instead of treating them separately.
Where It’s Happening
Fairmont Mumbai opened in April 2025 near the international airport, home to India’s first longevity-focused wellness space, Blu Xone. Registrations are open now at thelongevitysummitindia.com. For more information, visit fairmont.com
