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Phuket offers a distinctive approach to wellness holidays, blending traditional Ayurvedic practices with yoga in peaceful tropical surroundings. The programmes featured here are hosted at the Mangosteen Ayurveda and Wellness Resort, a substantial property set across 25,000 square metres of hillside in the quiet Rawai district, designed with 50 private villas by Australian artist John Underwood. What sets these retreats apart is the presence of a certified Indian Ayurvedic doctor permanently on site. Dr Nezeem Kadavil Uthuman, who trained in Kerala and has experience at the Sitaram Ayurveda Hospital, supervises the programmes and conducts personal consultations to guide your experience. You can choose from shorter breaks of four days or more immersive stays of eight days, with prices ranging from 713 USD to 2488 EUR depending on duration and programme depth. Each retreat incorporates daily yoga alongside Ayurvedic treatments and consultations. These holidays suit those drawn to authentic Ayurvedic healing, whether you are seeking a brief reset or a longer period of restoration. The resort has been running Ayurveda and wellness programmes since 2010, bringing over a decade of experience to your stay.
The programmes on this page range from 713 USD for a four-day retreat to 2488 EUR for an eight-day programme. Pricing varies depending on the duration and depth of the Ayurvedic programme included.
You can choose between a four-day getaway or longer eight-day retreats. The shorter option offers an introduction to Ayurvedic wellness, while the eight-day programmes allow for a more comprehensive experience.
The retreats take place at the Mangosteen Ayurveda and Wellness Resort, located on a lush hillside in the Rawai district of Phuket. The property spans 25,000 square metres and features 50 private villas.
These retreats focus on Ayurvedic wellness combined with daily yoga. Each programme begins with a consultation with the on-site Ayurvedic physician, who then supervises your personalised experience throughout your stay.
Yes, Dr Nezeem Kadavil Uthuman is a certified Indian Ayurvedic physician who is permanently based at the resort. He trained in Kerala and has professional experience at the Sitaram Ayurveda Hospital and with Kama Ayurveda.
The Mangosteen Resort has been running Ayurveda and wellness programmes since 2010, giving the team over a decade of experience in delivering these retreats.