Thai traditional massage

Classical Thai massage (full-body)

This is a series of masterly techniques through which, with the aid of body manipulation (passive Yoga) and acupressure on the body's energy points, the tension and pain of muscles, tendons and joints is released. It brings overall relaxation, a feeling of new vitality and spiritual balance. This is Thai massage therapy at its most authentic, as it has been taught and practised for centuries.

Classical Thai massage with herbal compresses (full-body)

The masseurs at the Wat Po Temple suggest that massages be followed by herbal compresses which support and supplement the healing influence of the massage. Compresses with a herbal mixture are warmed up and used to loosen up your muscles. Each herb has its unique, beneficial effect.

Cassumunar ginger

- Strengthens blood vessels and prevents their breaking and bruising. Rejuvenates the skin.

Lemon grass

- Supports digestion. Is also applied with aromatherapy in cases of nausea. Improves appetite.

Camphor laurel

- Reduces stomach pains and colic. Improves intestine function. Recommended for older women and women after childbirth. Excellent for the physically active following injury or heavy training.

Curcuma

- Strong antibacterial agent. Helps with stomach problems and other ailments. Under the name Avea, is becoming popular to treat depression.

Galangal

- Used as a tonic for upset stomach, loss of appetite, and as an antibacterial.

Guajava

- Used to treat gastro-intestinal and respiratory disturbances and as anti-inflammatory medicine.

Tamarind

- Used for gastric and digestion problems and bilious disorders. It is also a blood purifier.

Thai massage with essential oils (full-body aromatherapy)

Revitalising massage with the aid of aroma oils with extracts of lavender, rosewood, eucalyptus, peppermint, jasmine and ylang-ylang, combined with acupressure and ayurvedic techniques. This type of therapy is aimed at soothing, and achieving a state of harmony of the spirit and the body. This was the most popular type of Thai massage at the Chinese and Japanese Imperial Courts. It brings tranquility, mental calmness and overall relaxation, taking care of your skin at the same time.

Lavender

- Strongly antiseptic and purifying. Soothes minor cuts and burns, headaches and migraines. Calms and relaxes.

Rosewood

- Improves the state of mind, soothes, helps to regain balance after stress.

Eucalyptus

- Effective for treating a number of respiratory problems including cold, cough, running nose, sore throat, asthma, nasal congestion, bronchitis and sinusitis.

Peppermint

- Used for headaches, muscle and nerve pain, and stomach and bowel conditions such as irritable bowel syndrome.

Jasmine

- Encourages cell growth and increases skin elasticity. Also used to help with muscle spasms and sprains.

Ylang-Ylang

- Has a euphoric and sedative effect on the nervous system and helps with anxiety, tension, shock, fear and panic. It can also help with reducing high blood pressure and is useful for intestinal infections.

Thai massage for the physically active (oils, full-body)

Mid- and postexercise, deeply penetrating oil massage. Helps you get into good shape faster, and with less stiffness and soreness. Supports the body to recover more quickly from heavy workouts, and relieves conditions which may cause injury.

Thai post natal massage (full-body)

Variation of Thai classical massage with herbal compresses, relaxing ointments and essential oils.

5 top benefits of post-natal massage therapy:

Deeply relaxes and releases stress
Relieves aches in the shoulders, neck, back, pelvis and legs
Hastens the reduction of fluid retention
Helps uterus to shrink to original size
Reduces cellulite and helps to tone up the body 

Thai massage for seniors (full-body)

Variation of Thai classical massage. Focusing more on the motor system, it treats many of the typical conditions that arise with age - such as muscular stiffness, arthritis, muscle and bone deterioration, tendonitis, rheumatism etc. Warming ointments and relaxing balms are in use.

Slimming and body shaping massage

Helps to stimulate fat and cellulite loss, as well as the reduction of water retention in the body. It is a fusion of lymphatic drainage and deep tissue massage. Very intensive treatment that hastens metabolism and helps to burn one's fat tissue. Please note that this cannot be the only weight loss method. It should be followed by other forms of physical activity, proper diet etc.

Thai back & shoulders & head massage

This combination of massage techniques is aimed at removing both occasional and chronic pains in parts of the back. With the use of relaxing menthol and camphor ointments, knots and tension in the whole area of the back, neck and shoulders are removed. This type of therapy was formerly used for the relaxation of horsemen after a long period in the saddle.

Thai feet & legs massage (reflexotherapy)

Massage of the feet by means of acupressure, concentrating on the soles. It is combined with massage from the toes up to the knees and thighs. All with the help of essential oils extracted from peppermint, eucalyptus and aloe and balm from menthol, camphor, beeswax, clove and cinnamon. Ideal for removing the feeling of heaviness and fatigue in the legs. Helps to detoxicate the immune system. Improves sleep. It is popular at present also because of its various medicinal effects and its help in the reduction of developing civilisation diseases connected with circulation disorders.

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