Le Méridien Chiang Rai Resort has introduced a new initiative aimed at travel professionals seeking to offer clients a deeper wellness experience in Northern Thailand. The 'Mindful Living & Wellness Series' blends traditional Lanna culture with modern wellness practices, set along the Kok River. The programme is available to both in-house guests and local visitors, providing a range of activities designed to promote mental clarity and physical rejuvenation.
Programme highlights
The series includes a Saturday Alms Offering to monks, exclusively for in-house guests, allowing participants to engage in a traditional Buddhist ritual. The first Sunday of each month features a Floating Sound Bath, open to all, offering deep acoustic relaxation at the resort's pool. Additionally, in-house guests can enjoy complimentary Yoga & Sound Healing sessions on the second, third, and fourth Sundays.
For those seeking a day-long retreat, the resort offers curated day passes. The Massage & Meal Day Pass includes a private steam session, a signature spa treatment, and a wellness meal for $54 (THB 1,980++). The Pool, Paint & Dine Day Pass combines pool access, a painting workshop, and a wellness meal for $27 (THB 980++). Fitness enthusiasts can opt for the Fitness & Pool Pass, granting access to the Technogym®-equipped fitness centre and pool, with daily and monthly options available.
This launch aligns with broader trends in the hospitality industry, where properties are increasingly integrating wellness into their core offerings. Similar initiatives have been seen at other properties, such as the Heritage Haridwar retreat Amrit Bhawan, which launched a week-long wellness programme earlier this year.
Le Méridien Chiang Rai Resort invites guests to experience a more mindful way of living, combining cultural traditions with modern wellness in a serene riverside setting. The programme is expected to appeal to both leisure travellers and those on corporate retreats, offering a unique blend of relaxation and cultural immersion.
