Chiang Mai Women's Correctional Institution, Correctional facility in Old Town, Chiang Mai, Thailand.
Chiang Mai Women's Correctional Institution is a closed penitentiary in the Old Town district surrounded by high perimeter walls, corner watchtowers, and barbed wire fencing. The facility contains cell blocks, an open-air dining hall, and a former residence now used for therapeutic services.
This facility originally operated as a male prison before being converted into a women's penitentiary to serve inmates with various convictions. It ceased operations in 2013 and subsequently transitioned to a different function.
The massage services offered here by trained practitioners draw from ancient Thai healing methods that visitors can experience directly. These treatments reflect traditional techniques passed down through generations and remain part of local wellness practices.
Visitors can book massage sessions with trained practitioners who have completed certified vocational programs within the facility. Services are available throughout the year, making scheduling straightforward for those seeking therapeutic treatments.
The outer walls of this closed site are adorned with street art that transforms its visual appearance from the exterior. This artwork contrasts sharply with the preserved interior structures that remain from its earlier use.
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