
Wellness travel in Mile, Yunnan.
The network's most clinically intensive destination — silica hot springs, functional medicine and biomarker panels at Mile Wellness Resort. Here's what each programme actually involves and which real programmes match.
Why Mile, Yunnan specifically
- Mile Wellness Resort is the most clinically intensive destination in the network — real biomarker panels, functional medicine and IV protocols, not a spa-only reset
- Built around Mile's natural silica hot springs — a genuine mineral-spring resource the resort's protocols are layered on top of
- A genuinely wide range: a $900 three-day rest weekend and a $10,000 fully bespoke preventive-health programme with a personal coordinator sit side by side
- The composite Xi'an + Mile itinerary pairs TCM conditioning with the medical-wellness stay, run in partnership with Xi'an Overseas Tourism Co., Ltd.
What a Mile programme actually involves
- A diagnostic step at check-in — from a light TCM consultation on the shorter programmes to a full functional-medicine workup with an English-language health report on the executive and luxury tiers
- Daily access to Mile's silica hot springs, used as a recovery and detox baseline across every programme
- IV therapy, hyperbaric oxygen or NAD+ protocols on the longer, more clinical programmes — not included on the short resets
- On the 14-day Medical Wellness Journey specifically: ongoing chronic-condition management with specialist consultations, delivered inside a wellness-resort setting rather than a hospital
Dream Islands is a Destination Marketing Organization promoting wellness travel — not a medical institution. This is not medical advice.
Comparing your options.
| Programme | Best for | Duration | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wellness Escape (Short) | Rest and relaxation without a heavy medical commitment | 3 days | $900 |
| 3D2N Detox & Anti-aging | A fast, accessible detox and anti-aging reset for guests short on time | 3 days | from $1,200 |
| Xi'an & Mile Medical Wellness Journey | TCM conditioning in Xi'an plus a full diagnostic and detox reset at Mile | 10 days | $2,095 |
| 5D4N Wellness Escape | A complete introduction to all five of Mile's wellness pillars | 5 days | from $2,200 |
| 7D6N Deep Recovery | Guests carrying real physical strain, not just a relaxation break | 7 days | from $4,500 |
| Executive Health & Recovery | Time-poor executives wanting a rigorous biomarker baseline plus a real recovery week | 7 days | from $5,500 |
| Medical Wellness Journey | Managing a real chronic condition or extended recovery need | 14 days | from $8,000 |
| Luxury Preventive Health Program | The most comprehensive option — fully bespoke, with an optional genomics panel | 10 days | from $10,000 |
Quick resets.



Executive & preventive health.



Deep medical recovery.


Before you book.
Is Mile Wellness Resort a medical facility or a spa resort?
It's a functional-medicine-informed wellness resort, not a hospital. Biomarker panels, IV protocols and diagnostics are delivered inside a resort setting by qualified practitioners. The longer programmes describe themselves explicitly as managing a condition or building a health baseline — not as medical treatment or a cure.
What's the difference between the 3-day and 7+ day programmes?
The 3-day programmes (Wellness Escape Short, 3D2N Detox & Anti-aging) are lighter — a TCM consultation, hot springs and a detox protocol, without heavy diagnostics. The 7-day-plus programmes add a full biomarker panel and, depending on the tier, IV therapy, hyperbaric oxygen or NAD+ protocols.
Should I combine Xi'an and Mile, or go straight to Mile?
The Xi'an & Mile Medical Wellness Journey pairs TCM conditioning in Xi'an with the medical-wellness stay at Mile — a good fit if you want a gentler build-up. Going straight to Mile suits guests who want to skip the Xi'an leg and start diagnostics immediately.
Are these programmes a substitute for ongoing medical care?
No. Even the more clinical Mile programmes are a structured wellness and preventive-health protocol, not a replacement for your own doctor or ongoing medical treatment. Dream Islands is a Destination Marketing Organization, not a medical institution, and this is not medical advice.