Jungala - Phuket

I love this place and wish I had discovered it earlier! for beginners, the building and environment they feel as if they were in a remote village and not in an enlivened rawaii. it is beautiful and the people who visit are even more beautiful. Jungala organizes weekly yoga and meditation sessions and at the moment many of them are for free donation. we tried a healing session that was very interesting and the owner wolfgang is a great and knowledgeable guy who can help them with all possible things. there is also a small caffe with raw vegan cake the tiramisu is so good and coffee drinks. they enjoy a relaxed afternoon with a book surrounded by good vibes and energy and chickens that roam around! or go for a yoga session. I want to have a similar place in a few years to call myself.

The owner wolfgang is a nice friend, he is very good about alternative healing therapies and is very welcoming and generous. the actual resort is beautiful, a beautiful little piece of nature in an busy tourist road, but it is peaceful so that they forget how close to the lively they are when they are there. the tiramisu that we have tried and was delicious but to try the rest, but all in good time, they look amazing and there are many possibilities. shame the banana cake is not vegan as it contains ice and it would probably be my favorite if I could try it, but it is gluten-free. they offer tees and coffee some have milk milk, but they also have vegetable milk. the yoga studio is beautiful with regular classes, the sound bowl meditation is something to experience!

I absolutely adore this establishment and only wish I had discovered it sooner! When you first arrive, you might feel like you are in a quaint village rather than the lively Rawaii. The atmosphere is stunning, and the people who frequent the place are just as lovely. Jungala hosts weekly yoga and meditation sessions, many of which are currently complimentary (though donations are welcomed). My group and I tried a healing session that was fascinating, and the owner, Wolfgang, is a kind and knowledgeable individual who can assist with various concerns. Additionally, there is a charming café on the premises offering raw vegan cakes (the tiramisu is exceptional), as well as coffee and other beverages. It is the perfect spot to unwind with a good book, surrounded by positive vibes and energy (not to mention the occasional friendly chicken wandering about). Alternatively, you can partake in a yoga session. It is my dream to open a similar establishment of my own in the future.

The owner Wolfgang is a nice friend, he is very knowledgeable about alternative healing therapies and is very welcoming and generous. The actual resort is beautiful, a beautiful little piece of nature in a busy tourist street, but it is peaceful so that you forget how close to the lively life you are when you are there. The Tiramisu we have tried and was delicious but to try the rest, but all in good time, they see amazing and there are many possibilities. Shame the banana cake is not vegan as it contains egg and it would probably be my favorite if I could try it, but it is gluten-free. They offer teas and coffees some have milk, but they also have vegetable milk. The yoga studio is beautiful with regular classes, the sound bowl meditation is something to experience!

I absolutely adore this restaurant and I wish I had found it sooner! The atmosphere of the buildings and surroundings make you feel like you are in a quaint village rather than bustling Rawaii. It is stunning, and the patrons are just as lovely. Jungala hosts weekly yoga and meditation sessions, many of which are currently free (donation-based). We recently tried a healing session, which was fascinating, and the owner, Wolfgang, is a fantastic and knowledgeable individual who can assist with various matters. There is also a small attached cafe offering raw vegan cakes (the tiramisu is amazing!), as well as coffees and drinks. Relax with a book in the peaceful surroundings filled with good energy and vibes (and even chickens roaming about!), or participate in a yoga session. I hope to one day have a similar establishment to call my own.