Bangkok Beauty & Spa

Every year, thousands of travellers looking for pampering and relaxation choose Bangkok as destination for their holidays. Whether you are looking for a simple massage parlour offering an hour massage for just few hundred baht, or a high-level Spa offering Ayurvedic therapies in an exclusive and luxurious ambience, in Bangkok there are many options to choose from. Hundreds of traditional Thai massage centers, foot massage rooms, sauna and spas are scattered anywhere in the city, close to shopping malls, hotels and at every street corner. With so many massage options available, it will not be hard to find exactly what you are looking for. Many Thai massage centers and spas belong to renowned Thai brands present throughout the country, but at the top of the list are the luxurious spas within the city's finest hotels. One of the highlights of a visit to a spa in Bangkok is to enjoy the particular body therapy known as Thai massage. The Traditional Thai Massage is one of the oldest arts in the world. Practiced by over 2,500 years, the art of massage has origins in Chinese and Indian medicine, is taught in few Thai temples and is passed down orally from generation to generation. Also known to locals as Nuad Phaen Borarn, which meaning "touch to heal", it acts on the Sen, body’s lines or meridians, and facilitates the energy circulation’s movement within body and it is so powerful and deep that, even in most difficult cases, it has immediate results and great satisfaction. It helps blood and lymph circulation, stimulates the bowel, loosens joints, helps to excess fluid elimination, improves posture and allows body and mind to relaxation. Thai Massage is usually practice on the floor, with comfortable clothing. The massage takes two hours and half and does not include using oils. This massage is so popular that many people come in Thailand to get spa treatments specifically for Thai massages. However, Spas in Bangkok also offer broader concepts, such as rejuvenating, beauty and health treatments, wellness, sculpture treatments, oil and hot stone massages that are not originally from Thailand.　 More