Thai massage for health
The origin of Thai massage dates back more than 2500 years to India. Traditional Thai massage incorporates the effects of both traditional Ayurvedic and Chinese medical techniques. The massage’s primary effect lies in balancing the body’s energy system.
Thai massage is a dry (oil-free) treatment where you lie down fully clothed on a mat with a thin massage cloth on. Our massage therapists apply a combination of pulling and stretching techniques that promote relaxation, improve blood circulation, and relieve tension or muscle knots. The massage aims to ensure the free flow of energy by pressing and stretching the muscles. The Thai masseurs use not only their fingers but also their palms, elbows, knees, and feet during the massage of the physiological points. The massage’s extraordinary efficiency is enhanced by the specific movements and popping of different body parts. The goal is to relieve pain and stiffness physically and psychologically, and to create a relaxed, flexible, and released state.
The benefits of Thai massage lie in its ability to help reduce lower back and joint discomfort, stimulate the lymphatic system, relieve headaches, alleviate anxiety, and rejuvenate the mind and body.
Our massage therapists learn the secrets and techniques of Thai massage centuries-old in Thailand’s best massage schools.