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Thai
massage provides
therapeutic
healing with
a history going
back 2500 years.
A good massage
takes two hours
but many take
just one hour
or even half
an hour which
is too rushed.
You can tell
the masseur
whether you
hard, medium
or soft and
it is a good
idea to point
to where you
have pains
that can be
dealt with.
Foot massage
is an alternative
and takes one
hour. You recline
in a chair.
Massage
parlours exist
all over Bangkok
where you normally
lie in a cubicle
and are given
baggy pyjamas
to wear. Alternatively
massage is
popular in
your hotel
room and most
hotels have
an arrangement
with a local
massage company.
There
is also non
traditional
massage and
sold under
many names,
such as special
body, in the
privacy of
your room and
other similar
names. This
is not traditional
massage and
means extras
are provided.
Spas
have emerged
everywhere
over the last
few years and
often well
managed and
beautifully
presented.
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Ananda
Spa
President Solitaire,
Sukhumvit Soi 11, Bangkok
(02 255 7200)
Banyan
Tree Spa
Banyan Tree Bangkok,
21/100 South Sathoarn
Road, (02 679 1052)
Being
Spa
88 Sukhumvit 51, Bangkok
(02 662 6171).
Divana
Spa
7 Sukhumvit Soi 25, Sukhumvit
(02 661 6784)
Healthland
Spa and Massage
120 North Sathorn Road,
Chong Nonsi, Bangkok
(02 637 8883)
Harmony
Spa
Park Ploenchit Tower,
Sukhumvit (02 655 6555)
Jivita
Spa House
57/155 Silom Terrace
Building, Saladaeng Soi
2(02 635 5422)
The Sense of Spa
Second floor, 323
United Center Building,
Silom Road (02 635
5488)
Vareena
Spa
Westin Grande Sukhumvit
Hotel, 259 Sukhumvit
Road (02 651 1000)
Thai Massage
BKK Massage
133/204 Romklao Road,
Ladkrabang (02 907
6476)
Wat
Pho Thai Traditional
Medical School
2 Sanamchai
Road, Bangkok (02
221 2974)
Chiva
Som Academy
Modern Town Building,
87/104 Ekkamai Road,
Sukhumvit Soi 63, Bangkok
(02 711 6900)
Foundation for the Employment Prmotion of the Blind
Massage by blind persons. 2218/86 Chan Road, Chongnontri Yannawa, Bangkok (02 678 0763).
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