Traditional Indonesian massage is a holistic therapy that combines deep tissue massage techniques, acupressure, and aromatherapy using natural oils to relax tense muscles, improve circulation, and reduce stress. Popular techniques include Balinese (using oil) and Javanese massage, which is often used to relieve physical pain and rejuvenate the body.

Thai massage (Nuad Bo-Rarn) is a traditional Thai massage therapy that combines acupressure, passive yoga-like stretching, and manipulation of energy pathways (sen lines). Performed without oil on a fully clothed mat, the therapist uses hands, elbows, knees and feet to stretch muscles and increase the body's energy flow.

Prenatal massage is a special massage therapy designed to be safe for pregnant women to relieve physical discomfort such as back pain, swelling and stress during pregnancy. This massage focuses on the back, hips and legs, using gentle techniques by a professional therapist and a comfortable inclined position.

a combination of a full body massage to relax the muscles and then the body is covered in a body scrub to remove dead skin cells and brighten the skin

Deep tissue massage is a therapeutic massage technique that uses slow, strong and deep pressure to target the deepest layers of muscle and connective tissue (fascia). Different from relaxing massage, this technique aims to break up adhesions (bands of stiff/painful tissue), reduce chronic muscle tension, increase mobility, and speed up injury recovery.

Wet cupping (wet cupping or hijamah) is a traditional therapeutic method that involves suctioning the skin with a cup, followed by light cutting or stabbing to remove a small amount of blood. This procedure aims to remove toxins or dirty blood, relieve pain, and improve blood circulation