Good to Know
Frequently Asked
Questions.
Halotherapy, also known as dry salt therapy, involves breathing in microscopic salt particles to support respiratory and skin wellness. It is a natural, non-invasive wellness practice.
Inside our Himalayan Salt Cave, a halogenerator disperses dry aerosol micro-particles of salt into the air. This creates an environment that mimics the microclimate of a natural salt cave.
Comfortable clothing is recommended. The salt may have minimal contact with clothing, so loose, relaxed attire is ideal.
Yes. Children can enjoy salt therapy — the cave is a family-friendly environment and sessions for children are available.
It varies from guest to guest. Some notice a difference after a single session, while others prefer regular visits. Our team is happy to help you plan a routine that suits you.
Halotherapy is generally considered safe. In some cases, mild throat irritation or a light cough may occur. These effects are usually temporary.
Yes. Guests under medical supervision should continue their prescribed medication unless advised otherwise by their healthcare provider.
Halotherapy is not recommended for anyone with a contagious illness, fever, open wounds, severe hypertension, or certain other conditions. If you are unsure, please speak with a healthcare professional first.
Yes, the Salt Cave is accessible and we have an elevator.
No food is allowed inside the Salt Cave. We do encourage hydration, and water is permitted.
Please consult your healthcare provider before halotherapy if you have a serious medical condition, are pregnant, have uncontrolled blood pressure, or are unsure whether salt therapy is appropriate for you. Halotherapy should not replace prescribed medication or professional medical care.
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