Banyan Tree Veya, flagship of the Banyan Tree Group’s new wellbeing-centered resorts, is completing final touches ahead of tomorrow’s opening (18 March) in Phuket, Thailand.
The resort offers bespoke programs with an emphasis on what the brand calls “embodiment therapies”, built on Banyan Tree’s proprietary eight pillars of wellbeing.
Veya, meaning “to weave”, provides the safe space to integrate your own path to wellbeing through a three-step protocol of Awareness, Discovery, and Sustenance.
Experience Weightless Therapy at the Banyan Tree Vera
Created in direct response to the Covid-19 pandemic, Banyan Tree Veya aims to address a world with an urgent need for reconnecting mind and body on a daily basis.
“With our hyper-stimulated modern life, our nervous systems cannot truly relax and therefore, rest; chronic stress erodes our natural immunity and regenerative capacity,” says group senior vice president Ms Ho Ren Yung.
“Our ethos guides our mission of inspiring individuals to travel inwards and become conscious of how their daily actions, thoughts, and emotions interact with their physical being.”
Designed for optimal rest, villas feature organic cotton bedlinen, choice of pillows, black-out curtains, nightly aromatherapy, sleep light and music.
Each villa comes fully equipped to enable wellbeing practices in the privacy of the own room, with amenities including a wellbeing mini-bar, yoga mats, sound therapy bowls, exercise stretch bands and more.
Take the stress out of life in a Veya Pool Villa, above, and at the resort’s restaurant, below
Banyan Tree Phuket Veya Restaurant
Veya showcases plant-forward cuisine that weaves together Asian and Mediterranean influences in a creative, flexitarian approach that respects ingredient provenance.their stay to fulfil dietary needs and preferences.
Banyan Tree Veya Phuket offers a lush enclave within Laguna Phuket, a distinct and tranquil location within the Banyan Tree Phuket resort and a few minutes’ walk from Bangtao Beach.
Veya guests will enjoy exclusive access to a Wellbeing Center featuring Thailand’s first-ever White Room for sensory detox and meditative practice, and a traditional herb farm-pharmacy workshop opening soon.
“The pandemic has brought unprecedented stress and trauma to our generation, the full impact of which remains to be fully assessed. However, many of us are reassessing our purpose and approach in life,” says Mr Lee Woon Hoe, Senior Assistant Vice President.
For a limited time only travellers can enjoy Banyan Tree Veya Phuket’s Opening Offer for a three-night package at THB 38,400 with THB 20,000 Veya exclusive credit per villa for two persons.
Book by 30 April 2022 at www.banyantree.com/thailand/veya-phuket
