A basic item in folk medicine in Asia, turmeric or “luyang dilaw” is used internally and externally for its astringent and cleansing properties. The vivid color of the rhizome gives traditional body polishes their signature golden hue, while turmeric decoctions are taken for fevers, dysentery, and abdominal pain, amongst other ailments.
This tasty rhizome finds its way into many of The Farm’s menus for clients on a detox diet.
We had the most amazing time at The Farm. We heard a lot about it and everything exceeded our expectations: the yoga classes, the delicious & healthy meals, the duo Indian band, the wonderful peacocks and cute little new born ducklings. Thank you and we will be back for sure.F. & H. — Hong Kong
1 December 2011
Im impressed by the high-quality services, and the service coordinates one another, which make this place as the “healing universe”. Thank you very much & See you again!M. Y. —Tokyo
2 January 2012
I had done thorough research on The Farm, and actually kind of liked that it did not appear to be “over” travelled. I got the sense that this would not be touristy in feel, and was very pleased to confirm this.
M.M.T. – USA
4 November 2012
