There are some places that stay with you long after you leave because of how you felt.

We’re proud to partner with Anantara Hotels, Resorts & Spas, a luxury hospitality group rooted in Thai heritage and renowned for creating deeply immersive experiences inspired by local culture and landscape. The name Anantara, meaning “without end” in Sanskrit, reflects a philosophy of freedom, harmony and connection — values that naturally align with our own approach to wellness.

Across selected Anantara properties, Moringa Project’s cold-pressed moringa oil and spa rituals have become part of restorative treatments designed to nourish skin, calm the nervous system and reconnect guests with themselves.

From riverside sanctuaries in Bangkok to island hideaways in the south and mountain retreats in the north, here’s where you can discover the moringa glow during your travels.

Bangkok: Urban Retreats Designed for Reset

Bangkok moves fast — but hidden among the city’s energy are spaces built entirely around slowing down.

Anantara Siam Bangkok

In the heart of the city near Bangkok’s embassy district and luxury shopping quarter, this iconic property feels worlds away from the traffic outside. Intricate murals, traditional Thai design and a deeply therapeutic spa make it an ideal first stop after a long flight or busy itinerary.

Expect traditional Thai healing therapies, herbal compresses, hammam rituals and treatments designed to restore balance.

Best for: Recovering after long-haul travel, grounding in the middle of the city, and experiencing traditional Thai wellness rituals.

Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort

Set along the Chao Phraya River, this property feels less like a city hotel and more like a tropical escape. Guests often arrive by boat, spend hours at the spa among lush gardens, then stay for sunset by the river.

Here, wellness unfolds slowly — treatments inspired by earth and water elements encourage complete relaxation.

Best for: Jet lag recovery, nervous system reset by the river, post-travel restoration.

Phuket & Southern Islands: Slow Wellness by the Sea

Southern Thailand has a rhythm of its own — salt air, long afternoons and an invitation to move more slowly.

Anantara Layan Phuket Resort

Perched above Layan Beach on Phuket’s quieter west coast, spa pavilions sit among trees overlooking the Andaman Sea. Treatments are intentionally unhurried, encouraging guests to spend an entire afternoon immersed in rest.  The property also features Layan Life by Anantara, a dedicated wellness and longevity retreat focused on holistic healing, recovery and long-term wellbeing.

Best for: Ocean-side relaxation, slowing down after busy travel, and guests focused on holistic wellbeing

Anantara Koh Yao Yai Resort

Hidden between Phuket and Krabi, Koh Yao Yai remains one of Thailand’s quieter islands. Think fishing villages, empty beaches and sunsets over limestone cliffs.  The loudest sounds are often the wind and cicadas. This is the kind of place where you come in quiet and leave quiet.

The spa reflects this pace: calm, minimal and deeply restorative.

Best for: Deep rest and slowing down.

Koh Samui: Island Healing & Post-Sun Recovery

Koh Samui’s wellness culture blends beach life with restoration — making it the perfect place to experience nourishing body treatments.

Anantara Bophut Koh Samui Resort

Located near Fisherman’s Village, Bophut balances tropical elegance with traditional Thai influences. The spa is known for soothing rituals designed to repair sun-exposed skin and restore hydration after long days by the sea. Guests often come in salty from the beach and leave with their skin properly reset. Don’t leave without experiencing a treatment from our Moringa menu (link to spa menu)

Best for: Long beach days followed by restorative rituals, hydration and complete relaxation.

Anantara Lawana Koh Samui Resort

On the busier Chaweng Beach stretch, Lawana is a tropical resort with the restaurants and bars of the town nearby and easy access to beach energy. Guests often arrive after active beach days seeking recovery, massage and calm within their lush gardens.

Best for: Active beach energy and after-sun rituals.

Northern Thailand: Ancient Healing Traditions & Deep Restoration

The north of Thailand offers a different kind of wellness — slower, rooted in traditional healing practices and connection to nature.

Anantara Chiang Mai Resort

Overlooking the Mae Ping River, this property combines colonial architecture with northern Thai (Lanna) influences. Treatments often draw on regional herbal traditions and slower bodywork techniques.

Many visitors dedicate an entire afternoon here, making the spa a destination in itself.

Best for: Immersive wellness experiences, traditional northern Thai healing, and slower-paced cultural travel.

Anantara Golden Triangle Elephant Camp & Resort

One of Thailand’s most unique luxury escapes, this resort overlooks the meeting point of Thailand, Laos and Myanmar. Known for its elephant welfare programmes and extraordinary landscape, wellness here centres around recovery, grounding and rest.

Best for: Deep therapeutic treatments, reconnecting with nature, immersive wellness experiences.

Cambodia: Recovery After Exploration

Anantara Angkor Resort, Siem Reap

After long days exploring temple complexes and ancient ruins, the spa at Anantara Angkor becomes a sanctuary for tired bodies and sun-worn skin.

Influenced by Khmer wellness traditions, treatments focus on cooling, recovery and restoration.

Best for: Post-adventure recovery, hydration, calming tired muscles.

Bring the Moringa Glow Home

Whether you’re after a riverside massage in Bangkok, an after-sun treatment in Koh Samui or a restorative ritual overlooking the Golden Triangle, Anantara Spa’s experience is designed around one simple intention:  To slow down, restore balance and nourish both skin and body. Once there, discover Moringa Project as part of their spa experience or at their spa shop to take a little part of your Thailand experience home with you.  Explore the full Moringa Project range and continue your ritual at home, when your holiday ends, the glow doesn’t have to.