BUDDHA INTERNATIONAL
ChandigarhDaily 11:00 – 21:00+91 86999 91831
29 September 2026 · 1 min read · Buddha International

A Relaxing Day in Chandigarh: Sukhna Lake, Rock Garden, Sector 17 — and a Spa to Finish

Visiting Chandigarh or just need a day off? A slow, simple itinerary — lake, garden, market — ending with a massage in Sector 26.

Candles and calm at the end of a relaxing day in Chandigarh

Chandigarh is one of the easiest cities in India to slow down in — wide roads, green sectors and open spaces. Whether you are visiting or just need a day off, here is a relaxed plan.

Morning: Sukhna Lake

Start early at Sukhna Lake, when it is cool and quiet. Walk the promenade, watch the boats, and have tea before the crowds arrive.

Late morning: Rock Garden

A short drive away, Nek Chand's Rock Garden is a maze of sculptures built from recycled material. Take your time; it is bigger than it looks.

Lunch: Sector 17

Head to Sector 17, the city's central plaza, for lunch and an unhurried walk around the market.

Afternoon: rest

Go back to your hotel or home and rest for an hour. A relaxing day should not feel like a checklist.

Evening: a massage in Sector 26

Finish the day at Buddha International Spa & Lounge, SCO-43, Sector 26, on Madhya Marg. After a day on your feet:

Sector 26 has plenty of places for dinner afterwards, so there is no need to drive far.

Tips for visitors

  • Send us a WhatsApp message in the afternoon to reserve your evening slot.
  • If it is your first massage, read our first visit guide.
  • Directions: Find Us.

Getting here

We are at SCO-43, 1st Floor, Sector 26, near Pizza Hut, Chandigarh, on the Madhya Marg side of Sector 26. Parking is right at the door. Coming from Panchkula or Manimajra, Sector 26 is the first sector you reach after Housing Board Chowk.

Coming fromApprox. driveRoute
Sectors 7, 19, 27 & 285–10 minMadhya Marg / inner sector roads
Manimajra & IT Park10–15 minHousing Board Chowk → Madhya Marg
Panchkula10–20 minHousing Board Chowk → Madhya Marg
Sector 17 (city centre)10–15 minMadhya Marg
Elante Mall / Industrial Area10–15 minPurv Marg → Transport Chowk
Chandigarh Railway Station15–20 minPurv Marg → Transport Chowk
Mohali25–40 minMadhya Marg or Dakshin Marg
Zirakpur25–40 minTribune Chowk → Transport Chowk

Times are approximate, by car outside peak traffic. Evenings on Madhya Marg can be slower — check live traffic on Google Maps before you leave, or see the Find Us page.

Massages & prices

Every session is a full 60 minutes in a private room with fresh linen, for men and women. No add-ons, no upselling.

TherapyWhat it isPrice
SwedishLong, even strokes with warmed sweet-almond oil₹1,799
ThaiGentle assisted stretches and acupressure on the mat₹1,999
Deep TissueSlow, firm, patient work into desk shoulders and gym mistakes₹2,199
BalineseAromatic oil, acupressure and one continuous rhythm₹2,199
Hot StoneWarm basalt stones placed and drawn along the spine while the oil work continues₹2,499
AromatherapyLight pressure and warm essential-oil blends₹1,899
Couples roomTwo tables, one private room, any two therapies₹3,999

Frequently asked questions

Where exactly is Buddha International?

SCO-43, 1st Floor, Sector 26, near Pizza Hut, Chandigarh (PIN 160026), on the first floor, near Pizza Hut on the Madhya Marg side of Sector 26.

Is there parking?

Yes — parking is right at the door in the Sector 26 market.

What are the timings?

Open Daily 11:00 – 21:00. Walk-ins are welcome; a WhatsApp message to +91 86999 91831 reserves your slot.

What do I wear?

Whatever’s comfortable. You undress only to your comfort level — you’re covered by a warm sheet except the area being worked on. Thai massage is fully clothed.

Can I ask for a female / male therapist?

Yes, always — just say so when you book. No explanation needed.

Do I need to book ahead?

No — walk-ins are welcome daily, and the next table is usually free within 20 minutes. A WhatsApp message guarantees your slot.

Is it okay to fall asleep?

It’s a compliment. We’ll wake you gently when the hour is done.

What if I don’t like it?

Say one word — "softer", "warmer", "stop" — and it happens. You’re in charge of the hour, not us.

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