Wellness-Inclusive
Guests of the Sanctuary can make free use of all wellness facilities.
We house six rustic and simply designed treatment rooms with ten treatment beds.
Central in the Wellness Center is the lounge area with comfortable chairs,
where guests can enjoy a fresh cup of herbal tea, providing them with the
opportunity to pause, relax and focus on their well-being.
The Sanctuary is specialized in Traditional Bhutanese Medicine. After arrival,
we invite guests to benefit from a private consultation with the in-house Traditional
Medicine Doctors (included in the room rate). The doctors will provide guests with a
program to achieve a healthy balance between body, mind, and spirit while they are in
the Sanctuary and teach them how to sustain it once they are at home.
The skilled and well-trained Wellness therapists offer a wide range of treatments
rooted in the nature and well-being tradition of Bhutan. Our signature treatments are
herbal compression, hot oil compression, moxibustion, herbal Jacuzzi, herb-infused hot
stone bath, and Ku Nye massages (full body, neck, feet, and back). All guests are entitled
to one traditional treatment per day per person.
Traditional Bhutanese Medicine and Traditional Medicine Doctor(s)
The Sanctuary is specialized in traditional Bhutanese
medicine. After arrival, we invite guests to benefit from a
private consultation with the in-house traditional medicine
doctors (included in room rate). The doctors will provide
guests with a program to achieve a healthy balance
between body, mind and spirit while they are the Sanctuary and
teach them how to sustain it once they are at home.
The skilled and therapists
offer a wide range of treatments rooted in the nature and
well-being tradition of Bhutan. Our signature treatments are:
herbal compression, hot oil compression, moxibustion, herbal
Jacuzzi, herb-infused hot stone bath and Ku Nye massages (full
body, neck, feet, back). All guests are entitled to one traditional
treatment per day per person.
In the lounge area, we have a collection of more
than 60 original Bhutanese herbs, which the in-house
traditional medicine doctors use for the Himalayan plant- and
herb-based treatments and therapies. Upon interest, the
traditional medicine doctors take guests for a herbal walk
around the Sanctuary to point out and teach about the benefits
of the herbs.
