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(Re)Treat Yourself

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AMAN This year, luxury hotel group Aman launched its Aman Wellness concept across its global portfolio, with a few select resorts handpicked to deliver “Individual Wellness Immersions” and group retreat experience­s. One such resort is Amanbugh in India. Drawing on local heritage, guests can select from four- to 21-day Ayurvedic programs. These include daily spa therapies, expert yoga and meditation classes, one-on-one consultati­ons with an Ayurvedic physician, cultural experience­s and dosha seven-night stay in a Courtyard Haveli Suite with breakfast and daily yoga in mid-January start from $7,882. aman.com/wellness

CHIVA-SOM Chiva-Som in Thailand’s Hua Hin was one of the earliest players in the wellness sphere, launching 21 years ago. It offers a holistic combinatio­n of rejuvenati­ng treatments, focused nutrition, personaliz­ed programs and an onsite naturopath­ic weight management, but more niche options available include a “Cranial Relief Retreat” for those suffering from migraines and an “Emotional Wellbeing” program that involves things like yoga, acupunctur­e and naturopath­ic consultati­ons. A three-night stay starts from THB99,000 ($2,800). chivasom.com

COMO SHAMBHALA ESTATE Resorts’ wellness brand. Guests are in the hands of onsite experts including a yoga teacher, Ayurvedic doctor and resident dietician. Personaliz­ed programs follow an initial consultati­on outdoor activity to help guests achieve goals ranging from stress management to weight loss. Wellness programs last from three to seven nights. Daily rates start from $850 for a double room. comohotels.com/comoshambh­alaestate

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