Transformative holistic wellness destination Chiva-Som Hua Hin has unveiled a calendar of complimentary experiences for the final quarter of 2026. From October to December, guests can embrace the grounding qualities of Earth, the final element of Thai Traditional Medicine (TTM), through movement classes, sound healing experiences and expert-led talks designed to enhance strength, stability and balance. Alongside the wellness program, seasonal celebrations including Loy Krathong, as well as the international festivals of Christmas and New Year, will offer opportunities to experience Thai culture and connect through shared traditions with exclusive offers.
A philosophy that has complemented Chiva-Som’s holistic approach for more than three decades, TTM is centered on harmony between body, mind and environment, with sensitivity to nature’s rhythms and seasonal shifts. At its heart are the Four Elements, or Dhatu: Fire, Wind, Water and Earth. Representing the body’s solid structures, Earth is associated with form, strength, stability, posture and resilience. The final quarter’s rich complimentary program will also welcome certified international yoga instructor, Adrienne Everett.
The final months of the year offer an appealing time to experience Hua Hin, with cooler temperatures creating ideal conditions for outdoor wellness and time spent by the sea. From movement sessions to restorative moments along the coast, the destination’s seaside setting complements Chiva-Som’s holistic approach.
Thai Wisdom for Element Balance (bi-monthly): Led by Senior TTM Practitioner and Holistic Therapist Chananchida Banyeam, this immersive session explores the Four Elements and their application across holistic treatments, nutrition, lifestyle, and daily rituals.
Tibetan Bowls Sound Bath (October 7 and November 11): A meditative sound experience using vibrational frequencies to release tension, calm the mind, and restore inner balance, promoting overall well-being and mindfulness led by the resort’s Holistic Therapist.
Lumbopelvic Rhythm Exercise (October 4, 11, 18, and 25): This exercise focuses on the coordinated relationship between the lumbar spine and pelvis, helping reduce pain intensity while improving functional ability and muscle endurance. A natural and healthy posture of the pelvis supports a natural and healthy posture of the lumbar spine. When pelvic posture is compromised, it can lead to postural distortions in the lumbar spine and further up the thoracic and cervical spine.
Earth Energy Embrace (October 22, November 20, and December 18): Inspired by the ancient wisdom of Thai Traditional Medicine and the grounding power of the Earth element, this session explores the element’s role in supporting strength, stability and vitality as the body ages. Through holistic practices and grounding techniques, participants will learn to recognize signs of imbalance and restore harmony through natural therapies and wellness treatments.
World Mental Health Day Special – Cultivating a Positive Mind (October 10): Guided by Theelon Kurusattra, Licensed Mental Health & Wellness Specialist, this session offers practical insights into improving mindful awareness to recognize and transform habitual patterns into supportive routines, strengthening mental resilience for a more balanced and fulfilling life.
World Food Day Special – Beyond Calories: Nourishment as the True Measure of Health (October 16): Led by Keletso Kelosiwang, Resident Naturopath & Nutrition Specialist, this educational wellness talk will explore mindful eating and nutrient-rich food choices beyond calorie counting to support lasting vitality, balanced energy, and overall well-being.
November – Earth Element: Flow, Restoration, and Emotional Balance
Joint Retraining Classes (November 2, 9, 16, 23, and 30): Through proprioceptive exercises that draw on Ai Chi techniques and Berg balance training, guests will develop a clearer sense of joint position while improving body awareness, balance, coordination, core strength and muscular control. The session is designed to support safer, more confident movements.
Yoga with certified instructor Adrienne Everett (November 7-9): During her sessions at Chiva-Som Hua Hin, Adrienne will use her natural energy and vast experience to help others unlock their truest sense of self and forge a deep inner connection.
Power Sculpt (November 7): A full-body strength class that combines controlled resistance training with intentional movement to build lean muscle, improve endurance, and enhance stability.
The Adrienne Method (November 8): Adrienne’s signature class; a dynamic, strength-based practice designed to build endurance, focus, and resilience while leaving guests feeling energized and empowered. Open to all levels, with modifications provided where needed.
Yoga Stretch (November 8): A gentle, restorative class focused on improving flexibility, releasing tension, and creating space through mindful movement and breathwork, leaving guests feeling calm, mobile, and restored.
Slow Vinyasa Flow (November 9): A slower-paced vinyasa practice that combines mindful movement with breath to create a deeply grounding and restorative experience. Suitable for all levels.
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December – Earth Element: Grounding, Stability, and Renewal
Christmas Eve BBQ Dinner (December 24): The Christmas Eve BBQ dinner will take place at the resort’s Taste of Siam restaurant accompanied by a live piano performance, followed by Christmas carol singing by local children.
Christmas Day (December 25): A special Christmas Day brunch at Taste of Siam with a live acoustic guitar performance.
New Years Eve – ‘Where Culture Comes to Life: An Evening of Thai Heritage’ (December 31, additional cost): Guests are invited to dress in elegant attire inspired by contemporary Thai style, incorporating Thai elements through distinctive fabrics, patterns or accessories, before joining a cocktail party to begin the evening’s celebrations. The festivities will continue with a New Year’s Eve BBQ dinner set around the pool, accompanied by live music and a DJ. A captivating program of Thai-inspired performances will bring the evening to life, including a traditional Thai drum performance, a young Nora dancer, Thai martial arts and the powerful Spirit of Thai Warriors, creating a memorable New Year’s Eve celebration that honors the richness and vibrancy of Thai culture.
New Year’s Day (January 1, 2027): Guests are invited to participate in Alms Giving at the resort’s Tai Chi Pavilion, a significant cultural event that marks the beginning of the new year, followed by breakfast and brunch with live acoustic guitar music.
Seasonal Offers*
October Offers: Guests staying for five nights or more in any suite category can enjoy complimentary round-trip airport transfers to and from the resort. Guests staying in any Ocean Room and Thai Pavilion category for six nights or more will receive a wellness credit of $29 (approximately $34 including the 17/7% service charge and VAT) per person, per night. Valid for stays in October.
November and December Offers: Guests staying for five nights or more in any suite category can enjoy complimentary round trip airport transfers to and from the resort. Valid for stays in November and December.
Rates start from $925 per person per night, excluding a 17.7% service charge and VAT.
For further information or to book, visit www.chivasom.com
