Assisted stretches, rhythmic pressure, and energy-line work rooted in Yoga and Ayurveda, done fully clothed on a traditional Thai mat, no oils involved. Available at all three Cocoon Spa locations.
Traditional Thai massage brings together elements of Yoga and Ayurveda from India with universal energy healing principles, working to harmonize and balance the flow of energy throughout the body. No oils, no lotions, just movement, pressure, and stretch.
Traditional Thai massage is performed with you comfortably clothed, in traditional Thai clothing we provide, on a special Thai mat rather than a table. There's no oil or lotion involved at any point.
The session itself is a series of interactive, flowing movements, stretches, and rhythmic pressure, worked along the body's energy lines and pressure points. Sessions usually run at least an hour, and true traditional Thai massage is considered 90 minutes or more.
Traditional Thai clothing is provided, and the whole session takes place on a floor mat, no oils involved.
Your therapist guides your body through yoga-like postures you wouldn't easily reach on your own.
Acupressure-style work along the body's energy lines and pressure points, not just the muscles.
A 60-minute session is a solid introduction, but true traditional Thai massage is 90 minutes or more.

Unlike a Swedish massage or Balinese massage, traditional Thai massage uses no oils at all. It relies entirely on stretch, pressure, and movement, done fully clothed.
Yoga + Ayurveda + AcupressureThat combination is what makes it feel more like an active practice than a passive massage.
An active, full-body practice with effects that go beyond simple relaxation.
Assisted stretches move your joints and muscles through a fuller range of motion than you'd reach alone.
Rhythmic pressure along the body's energy lines helps release tightness in muscles and joints alike.
Traditional energy-line work is built to get the body's own energy flow moving more freely.
The steady rhythm of the session helps calm the nervous system and ease tension headaches.
Regular sessions help loosen the tight spots that pull your posture out of alignment over time.
Many clients leave feeling more alert and settled, not just physically looser.
No hidden charges, the same price across all three locations. True traditional Thai massage is 90 minutes or more.
A solid introduction to Thai massage, ideal if you're short on time.
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Traditional Thai massage is safe for most people, but the stretching involved means it isn't for everyone. If you're pregnant, recovering from an injury or surgery, or have a joint condition, tell your therapist beforehand so the session can be adjusted.
Balinese massage and Swedish massage both use oils and are performed on a table, undressed to your comfort level. Traditional Thai massage skips oils entirely, keeps you clothed, and is done on a floor mat, using assisted stretching and pressure-point work instead of gliding strokes.
Traditional Thai massage combines elements of Yoga and Ayurveda from India with energy healing principles to harmonize the flow of energy through the body. It's performed fully clothed on a Thai mat, using flowing movements, stretches, and rhythmic pressure along the body's energy lines.
At Cocoon Spa, a 60-minute Traditional Thai massage session is ₹2,600 and a 90-minute session is ₹3,799, the same price across our Kalkaji, Saket, and Indirapuram locations.
Clients commonly report better flexibility, eased muscle and joint tension, improved posture, reduced stress and headaches, and a noticeable boost in energy and mental clarity.
No. Traditional Thai massage is performed fully clothed, in traditional Thai clothing we provide, on a special mat rather than a table. No oils or lotions are used at any point.
Balinese massage and Swedish massage both use oils and are performed undressed on a table. Traditional Thai massage skips the oils, keeps you clothed, and uses assisted stretching and pressure-point work along the body's energy lines instead.
Sessions usually run at least an hour, and a 60-minute session is a great introduction. True traditional Thai massage is considered 90 minutes or more, which gives enough time to work through the full sequence properly.
Cocoon Spa offers the same trained therapists and traditional Thai massage technique across all three locations. Many of our regulars consider it the best Traditional Thai massage in Kalkaji, Saket, and Indirapuram for a genuinely active, restorative session.
Looking for Traditional Thai massage in Saket, Kalkaji, or Indirapuram? All three Cocoon Spa locations offer the same trained therapists and technique.
Choose 60 or 90 minutes, pick a location, and we'll confirm your slot within minutes.