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A hillside wellness sanctuary on Koh Samui, built around a meditation cave and a programme model that combines physical treatments, nutrition and emotional wellbeing.
John and Karina Stewart opened Kamalaya in 2005 on a coastal site containing a cave formerly used by Buddhist monks for meditation.
Wellbeing is approached through physical health, emotional balance and contemplative practice, with programmes drawing on several therapeutic traditions.
An influential model for the intimate, nature-led wellness retreat, distinct from both the medical clinic and the conventional beach resort.
Emotional wellbeing and personal reflection receive as much attention as exercise and body treatments.
Menus support different programme requirements while retaining Thai and wider Asian influences.
Guests combine individual treatments and consultations with group movement, meditation and time in the tropical grounds.
Buildings follow the steep terrain, with vegetation, boulders and sea views shaping the experience.
Daylight, shaded outdoor spaces and subdued evening illumination.
Timber and stone.
Low-rise buildings are distributed across a steep coastal hillside.
Tropical, landscape-led retreat architecture.
Rooms and shared spaces favour natural textures and a relaxed residential atmosphere.
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