The Jungle Spa

Dok champa is the frangipani flower of Laos, and its scent runs through this whole treatment. The dok champa massage ritual begins with a warm foot bath of 15–20 minutes, then a slow 60 minute aromatherapy massage with frangipani oil, and closes with herbal tea. Your therapist asks about pressure, allergies and any health conditions before starting.

Luang Prabang is a town you explore on foot, and your feet feel it. Our reflexology foot massage in Luang Prabang gives them a full 60 minutes with warm oil, after your therapist has asked about pressure, allergies and any health conditions.

This head massage in Luang Prabang is a shorter treatment that fits easily into a day in town or around the resort. Your therapist asks about pressure, allergies and any health conditions first, then works with warm oil for 45 minutes.

The jungle spa at The Namkhan, by the Khan River, offers an ice bath in Luang Prabang for guests who want cold therapy on its own. Time in the cold water is used to support muscle recovery, circulation and a calmer nervous system.

This traditional Lao massage is given with warmed oil, and you pick one of our three organic oils before you begin. Your therapist asks about the pressure you like, any allergies and your health first.

Lao Traditional Massage is a classic of the jungle spa menu. Before you begin, your therapist asks about the pressure you like, any allergies and your health, and shapes the hour around you. If you are looking for a massage in Luang Prabang, this is the traditional Lao one, given at the jungle spa by the Khan River.

For this Lao herbal compress massage, your therapist heats herbal compress balls and warms the oil before you arrive. You choose one of our three organic oils, and you are asked about pressure, allergies and any health conditions before the massage begins.

The rebalance spa ritual takes 90 minutes and moves at an easy pace. It opens with a warm vapour bath of 15–30 minutes, followed by herbal tea, and ends with a 60 minute aromatherapy massage. You choose one of our three organic oils, and your therapist asks about pressure, allergies and any health conditions before starting.

This 15 minute red light therapy is the shorter of our two red light treatments, and it fits easily before or after another spa treatment, a swim or lunch. You come with clean skin, with no lotion or make-up on the area to be treated, and eye protection is provided for the whole session.

Our longer session gives you a full 30 minutes of red light therapy in Luang Prabang, in a warm and quiet treatment room. Come with clean skin, with no lotion or make-up on the area to be treated; eye protection is provided throughout.

Hands do a great deal and are rarely given an hour of their own. In this hot stone hand massage, the stones are heated and checked for temperature before you arrive, and the oil is warmed. You choose one of our three organic oils, and your therapist asks about allergies and any health conditions before starting.

Whether you have been trekking, cycling or simply walking the old town for days, this sports massage in Luang Prabang gives your body a full hour of attention. Before starting, your therapist asks about pressure, allergies and any health conditions, so the massage is set to what you need on the day. Warm oil is used throughout.

The Supreme Revitalizing Facial is a 60 minute treatment for the face. Before it begins, your therapist asks about your skin type, any allergies and any recent peel or laser treatment, and prepares warm towels and facial products for you.

The yin yang spa ritual brings three treatments together in 90 minutes. It begins with a warm vapour bath of 15–30 minutes and a cup of herbal tea, moves on to a 30 minute foot massage, and finishes with a 30 minute facial. Your therapist asks about pressure, allergies and any health conditions before starting, and warm oil is used.

Aroma of Laos is an aromatherapy massage built around local essential oils. Before you begin, you choose one of our three organic oils, and your therapist asks about the pressure you like, any allergies and your health.

Aroma of Laos uses local essential oils, and the longer version gives your therapist time to work slowly and thoroughly. You choose one of our three organic oils first, then talk through the pressure you like, any allergies and your health.

This is a traditional Lao massage given with warmed oil. You choose one of our three organic oils, and before you start your therapist asks about the pressure you like, any allergies and your health.

Lao traditional massage is given dry, without oil. Before you start, your therapist asks about the pressure you like, any allergies and your health, and adjusts the massage to suit you.

The Luxury Radiant Facial is a 90 minute facial ritual. Before you begin, your therapist asks about your skin type, any allergies and any recent peel or laser treatment, then works with warm towels and facial products chosen for you.

This is a 30 minute guided session in the ice bath at the jungle spa. A breathwork guide leads you through it, and a member of the team stays with you from start to finish.