In a concrete jungle like Singapore, we often find ourselves craving spaces surrounded by nature, from beach clubs to garden-themed cafes. Here’s another one to add to your list that’s right in the heart of one of our favourite neighbourhood parks, Bishan-AMK Park.
Serving up Bali vibes is Aramsa The Garden Spa, which houses a yoga studio, outdoor cafe, and spa treatment rooms. Psst, they even have ongoing promotions.
There’s no need to travel to places like Ubud or Phuket to treat yourself to a massage surrounded by nature. There’s literally a package called Bali Getaway ($348 for 150mins), which includes traditional exfoliation, Balinese massage, and mineral salt baths.
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For some healing and inner peace, book the Milk & Rose outdoor garden bath ($98 for 30 minutes) – the milk helps to exfoliate your skin, while rose petals relax you so you can get better sleep. There’s also the option to add on a 60-minute massage for $76.
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If a massage is all you knead, book an a la carte 60-minute massage at a promotional price of $98 (U.P. $168) in August – which you can use until 29th December 2023. Choose between 2 treatments, Aramsa Touch and Inner Respite – with the latter centering more on the deeper layers of your muscle tissues.
P.S. Kiddos get 50% off the Kids Spa Menu for every paying adult – so it’s time to set aside some bonding time with your little ones.
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Self-care is the all-encompassing theme at Aramsa The Garden Spa. There’s a yoga studio hidden within its compound. Called Yoga Seeds, it occupies a light-filled space flanked by floor-to-ceiling glass windows. If you’re the type of person who needs the aircon, it strikes the perfect balance between staying indoors and having your yoga practice surrounded by nature.
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Classes here range from relaxing Yin Yoga to more physically-challenging ones like Vinyasa Flow, where you quickly transition from one post to another. Passes are $35/session, but if you’re new to the studio, check out the welcome trial pack available at $35 for 2 classes – that’s one session free.
And because we love a good ol’ lobang, this one entails you to an Aramsa Spa voucher for a 60-minute spa treatment at only $100 (U.P. $168).
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After all that sun salutation and twisting your body like a pretzel, it’s time for some nourishment. Head on to Canopy Garden Dining, a pet-friendly restaurant open till 10pm. Ask to be seated at one of the alfresco dining spots, or seek shelter from the heat indoors.
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Whether you’re there for brunch after yoga class or planning a date night with a special someone, there’s food for every occasion. Order the buttermilk pancake ($10) topped with either strawberries and almonds or bananas and walnuts – paired with a cappuccino ($5) for a hearty brunch. Otherwise, the pan-seared Norwegian salmon ($24) or a traditional beef lasagna ($19) is a safe first-dinner date choice.
There’s also happy hour from 12pm-8pm on weekdays – order a pint of draught beer ($12), housepour wine ($12/glass), or house spirits ($7).
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It’s hard to believe that somewhere as serene and calming as Aramsa The Garden Spa is tucked away in Bishan-AMK Park. It’s conveniently located too, just a 14-minute walk from Ang Mo Kio MRT station.
So the next time you need some quiet time or a pampering sesh, head that way. It may be time to venture outside your usual hang-out spots and explore these lesser-known gems on our sunny island.
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