14 Day Wellness Package, Yoga, Massage, Fitness,Detox, Thailand

Fourteen days at the same Phetchabun venue as Muay Thai Battle Conquer Gym’s five-day package gives more room to explore: up to five yoga classes a day are on offer seven days a week, alongside specialist sessions in pranayama, philosophy, aerial yoga and pilates that don’t fit into the shorter stay. Crossfit sessions and a weekly Thai cooking class round out a schedule built around Yin-style yoga.

The five-day raw detox included here runs alongside daily meditation classes, a Sunday Morning Extended Yoga Class, temple tours, a visit to an English-speaking monk, and a Thai food experience with the venue’s chef. Between structured sessions there’s a jungle trail with waterfall swimming, nature walks, monkey and fish feeding, swimming in the lake or pool, and what the operator calls the Buddha Run Challenge. Accommodation is a private, air-conditioned room with wifi.

Per day, the price barely moves between the two lengths: $445 across five days works out to about $89 a day, and $1,242 across 14 days lands close to $89 a day too. The choice between them comes down to how much of the extra specialist programming — crossfit, cooking class, aerial and pilates — actually matters, not a per-night discount for booking longer.

All meals are included with vegan and organic options, and a complimentary one-hour Thai massage is provided each week alongside free tea, coffee and water. The retreat also lists 100% carbon offsetting among its highlights, and every session runs in English. Confirmation isn’t instant here either — bookings go through manual review before being confirmed.

Watch out: Up to five yoga classes a day, seven days a week, plus crossfit and daily meditation, adds up to a genuinely full schedule. This suits people who want structure and variety over two weeks rather than a slow, unstructured stay — the operator’s own five-day package covers the core of the programme for anyone who wants less.

Insider Tip: The Sunday Morning Extended Yoga Class is the one fixed long-form session in an otherwise pick-and-choose schedule of up to five daily classes — worth planning around if the extended format is part of the appeal.

Phetchabun sits inland in Thailand’s north-central region. Free cancellation applies, and neither airport transfers nor flights are included, so ground transport needs arranging separately.