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Massage in Phuket

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Thailand has a long and esteemed heritage of traditional massage which is considered an essential and important part of everybody’s health regimen. Massage in Thailand has a complex and ancient history with origins in both Chinese and Indian medicine. The therapeutic effects are supposedly strong and it can benefit the mind and the body. Many people regularly use massage as an effective way to relieve daily the stresses and tensions on the body, and after experiencing one in Thailand you’ll no doubt agree that it gives a feeling of invigoration, and those niggling aches and pains can melt away. Many visitors to Thailand will appreciate the unique experience of a real Thai massage and Phuket is a good place in which to try, as there is a huge choice of massage parlours and spas. Compared to most Western countries, massage in Phuket is inexpensive and can be found both in the tourist areas and the villages that cater to the locals.

Phuket Thai MassageA traditional Thai massage does not use any oil but instead relies on stimulating the various pressure points found all over the body. There are several variations on the technique and many complimentary therapies have become popular in recent years, in Phuket and elsewhere in Thailand, especially where tourists are common. Luxurious health spas are a modern development in Phuket that provide a calm and pleasant environment in which to enjoy the full range of health treatments and therapy. As an art and science, massage is known to have many beneficial effects on the body, such as pain relief, reduction in stress levels, blood pressure and heart rate. The benefits are said to increase significantly over time when multiple sessions are taken

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The majority of massage parlours offer the popular body and facial treatments including Thai and oil massage, aromatherapy, body scrubs, reflexology and foot massage, saunas and much more. The most professional (and expensive) establishments are able to customise the program based on the patient’s health and history, so they can determine which areas to focus on. Before you start any serious massage program (in other words, not just a quick oil massage) it’s wise to let them know if you have any health issues and try to use a professional masseuse, as they have more expertise and proper training.

The Types of Massage in Phuket

Various types of massage can be found in Phuket, each quite different in style and experience, from a soothing oil massage to an energetic Thai massage where your body gets pulled, stretched and pummelled. Choose the massage type based on what you think you will enjoy and whether you are trying to resolve any health problems such as a back ache or to relieve sunburn. Each massage style is unique and enjoyable in its own way. It’s also common to integrate variations into the massage such as a Thai massage with a hot stone, followed by a body scrub.

Traditional Thai Massage Phuket Thai MassageThe most famous type of massage and available just about everywhere in Thailand, this technique involves using the hands, elbows and even feet to apply pressure to the so called sen lines in the body (an idea similar to meridians or energy lines) to stimulate those particular areas. It can also include stretching and pulling of body parts and limbs, and tends to use many yoga-like positions in the process. A Thai massage may also involve cracking the finger and toe joints, a head massage, standing on the patient’s back, and all manner of other possibly painful manoeuvres. A Thai massage is normally performed while the patient lies down flat on a mattress on the floor, or a raised bed, and typically lasts between one and two hours. Most decent and respectable venues insist that customers are partially clothed and provide loose cotton pants, or at the very least a small towel to cover your modesty.

In Thailand, massage is considered a medical skill and is integrated into Thai medicine as a whole. Many practitioners are extremely skilled and properly trained (Wat Po in Bangkok is probably the most famous massage teaching school), and their expert hands can help to ease many physiological problems such as joint aches and pains. More often than not a Thai massage is given by a woman, and it’s usually the more experienced ones who can give the most effective massage. If the masseuse is being too vigorous and it hurts, you can always ask her to be more gentle.

Foot Massage
Thai foot massage is a form of reflexology which involves applying pressure to the various reflex points on the foot, corresponding to the organs of the body such as the eyes, neck, glands, lungs and kidneys. Specialist foot massage parlours are found all over Phuket where you’ll see rows of comfortable reclining lazy boy chairs and footstools lined up, and tourists sat half asleep with a look of bliss on their face! The massage normally includes a gentle wash of the feet before the massage begins, and the whole experience is quite enjoyable. As well as the foot massage, they’ll happily perform a pedicure (for an additional fee of course).

Oil Massage
An oil massage involves rubbing various soothing oils deeply into the skin, which is a very sensual and relaxing experience with less of the pulling and bending of a traditional Thai massage. Aromatic oils are used, or aloe vera which is especially good at relieving the effects of sunburn. An oil massage normally lasts only an hour but you’ll probably be so relaxed by the end that you may want to continue for longer. Just like the traditional Thai massage, the patient lies down on a mattress and is also provided with a towel. In the more risqué massage parlours, customers will be naked during the entire massage (more on that side of things later).

Cost of Massage in Phuket

As mentioned earlier, a decent massage is relatively inexpensive in Phuket compared to having one in western countries, a fact which has encouraged the availability of massage parlours in the tourism industry. The cost can vary widely depending on the type of massage and the location, for example at an upmarket spa it’s likely to cost much more than just a regular parlour or beach massage that provides rudimentary facilities. Typical prices for a massage in a small, uncomplicated place start at around 300-400 baht for an hour, but be as high as 800 or 900 baht in a more stylish spa or hotel. The most expensive places can set you back a few thousand baht, but they provide very unique experiences.

Typical prices for the massage treatments in Phuket are as follows.

Thai massage: 250 baht

Foot massage: 250 baht

Oil massage: 300 baht

Aromatherapy: 450 baht

Body scrub: 500 baht

Where to Have a Massage in Phuket

Phuket has an abundance of massage parlours (and spas – please see our related article in the health section), the majority of which are located in the central tourist areas such as Patong Beach, Kata and the surrounding areas. There are more parlours all over Phuket which cater to the locals and every village will have a place where massage is available. There are broadly a few classes of massage in Phuket, each typified by varying levels of expertise and skill. The tiny massage parlours with just a few staff and only a few small room are all over the tourist districts and side streets everywhere, and they provide the basic massage styles already mentioned.

There are also more upmarket venues which have highly trained staff and a more intimate knowledge of the various massage techniques. Finally, the luxurious and specialist spa resorts offer comprehensive treatments to anyone that’s looking for an all encompassing spa experience on holiday. Most of the better hotels can provide massage services in one form or another, but you don’t need to go far in Phuket to find a massage parlour – simply walk down the street and you’ll find a place in minutes. On the island’s beaches it’s possible to have a massage with a great sea view, as there are usually a few small tented areas with Thai women offering their massage services for several hundred baht.

In the tourist areas there are many respectable massage parlours that can give a very capable massage, but most venues will offer additional “naughty” services too. Most places have several of the best looking girls outside that try to entice the male passers by, with various degrees of eagerness that can even include physically pulling the customer into the shop. They can be quite persistent in their efforts especially in Patong Beach.

Nevertheless, there are plenty of reputable massage parlous to be found in Phuket, which have a great selection of treatments with good facilities and clean premises. These are the typical places that holidaymakers will find, and they offer reasonable prices and fairly high standards. As well as the ubiquitous Thai and oil massage, you can find sports massage, Swedish massage, body scrubs (with tea, milk, salt, sugar, aloe and other natural ingredients), hot stone massage, mud and fruit body wraps, facial treatments, saunas and much more. Most places will offer 60, 90 and 120 minute programs.

Phuket Massage Parlours

There are quite literally hundreds or even thousands of massage parlours in Phuket. Here are the details of just a few that offer traditional Thai massage. For a list of spas, check out our other article in the health section.

Boo’s Original Thai Massage
Address: 78/12 Moo 3, Kamala Main Road
Tel: +66 (0) 76 385 821

Daow Thai Traditional Massage
Address: Soi Kep Sub 212/13, Rat-U-Thit Road, Patong Beach
Tel: +66 (0) 76 344 554

Hutavat Thai Massage
Address: 45/12 Phrabamee Road, Patong Beach
Tel: +66 (0) 76 342 427

The Royal Spa and Health Club
Address: 367/63-64 Yaowarat Road, Phuket Town
Tel: +66 (0) 76 236 663
Web: www.theroyalspa.com

Happy Ending Massage Parlours

No accurate and truthful article on massage in Phuket would be complete without a brief mention of the happy ending or naughty massages which are available everywhere, especially around Patong Beach. Unless they clearly state otherwise, most small massage parlours near the town centre will offer happy endings to their male customers for an additional fee of around 500 baht and upwards, depending on the particular service.

The fee doesn’t normally go as far as full sex and takes place in a small private room, or simply a larger room with curtains or thin walls separating you from the other customers. If you’re shy then it’s better to request a completely private room. When the masseuse asks you to strip completely naked for the massage, you know that you could be in for some special attention. Most massage parlours will happily perform just a plain old massage and won’t be offended if you decline the extras.

Body Massage Parlours

Another variation on the regular massage available in Phuket is the infamous body massage. These places provide full sex and a sensual naked massage in a private and sometimes luxurious room that comes complete with a bath, a rubber mattress and a bed. The experience starts with choosing a girl from a lineup of candidates that sit behind a glass room (the “fishbowl”), with each girl wearing a numbered badge to make it easier to choose. The most attractive and desirable girls will of course charge more, but prices are typically between 1500 and 3000 baht for an hour of adult fun.

Once you have selected a girl that takes your fancy, she takes you to a private hotel-like room in the same building and fills the bath with warm water. There is usually some brief bath playtime at first, followed by a full soapy body massage on the rubber mat where she rubs her body all over the customer, then moves to the bed to continue the experience. Some customers enjoy the convenience and discreet nature of this kind of short time sexual meeting, in contrast with finding a girl in the bars and discos. With the body massage there is no bar fine and the room is included in the price, and there is none of the “by me a drink” mentality that exists with girls in the beer bars.

There are one or two well known body massage parlours in Phuket (but nowhere near as many as in Pattaya) with prices starting at around 1500 baht. In Patong Beach, by far the largest and most famous is Christin Massage. It’s quite hard to miss this large purple coloured building and all the tuk-tuk drivers know where to find it. There are several other establishments in Phuket Town such as the Grand Plaza, which has a massive selection of masseuses and over one hundred rooms. Details of both places are as follows.

Christin Massage
Open: 14.00-midnight, daily
Address: 206 Rat-U-Thit Road, Patong Beach
Tel: +66 (0) 76 340 369

Grand Plaza Massage
Open: 12.00-midnight, daily
Address: 23 Tilok-U-Thit Road, Phuket Town
Tel: +66 (0) 76 214 921

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Vacation in Maya Bay, Thailand

April 2, 2011

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Maya Bay is one of the most beautiful beaches in Thailand. It is located in Koh Phi Phi Leh island in the Andaman sea, southeast of the city of Phuket. This beach is the place where shooting film  The Beach which staring by Leonardo DiCaprio implemented in 1999. It is make Maya Bay became popular. Maya Bay is incredibly beautiful, the sand is so soft and white, the color of the sea is also clear greenish blue, the hills which around the coast became the uniqueness of Maya Bay.

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That’s what make Maya Bay counted as one of the world’s beautiful beaches.  Snorkeling and Diving are the most popular attractions in Maya Bay. Beside that, This beach is also offer many other water sports for the tourists, such as canoeing, fishing and rowing tour. This is makes Maya Bay became the favorite vacation spot for couple and families. As a note, Maya Bay only accessible by boat.

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Top Five Beautiful Beaches Near Bangkok

Newcomers to Bangkok tend to arrive via the Suvarnabhumi Airport, with its oddly positioned golf course right next to the runway, or the antiquated Don Mueang airport. With the hustle and bustle of each, it can seem a far cry from the relaxed atmosphere of the beach. Although Bangkok sits not far from the Gulf of Thailand it is not blessed with a truly great beach. With just a little onward travel you will find some true beauties, however. Whether you are looking for a busy resort or a chilled out beach experience, you’ll find what you are looking for not far from Bangkok.
Pattaya Beach has a global reputation which has definitely become a bit tarnished these days, caused by an over influx of tourists. However, it still retains some of its original charm. Allow a few hours to drive the 130 kilometres from the city centre. Yes, the nightlife in the city of Pattaya attracts sex tourists but the area has more to offer than that. Check out the largest beach resort in Asia which has two distinct fronts on a stunning sweeping bay.

Venturing a little further than Pattaya, via the ferry that runs from it, is Ko Lan. This island is famed for stunningly beautiful beaches that lie on its western side. Tourists tend to flock to Tawaen Beach because it has a small harbour and some shopping. For more unspoilt natural beauty that you can explore without a crowd, try Tonglang Beach instead.

Another island with great beaches not to be missed,  and is also positioned to the south east of Bangkok, is Ko Samet. It lies off the coastline of the provincial area of Rayong. The beaches of Ao Phai, Ao Wai and Ao Kio Na Nai all offer fine white sand. All three beaches lie on the eastern side of the island where you are likely to see a few monkeys as well as fellow travellers. Expect to bump into Thai people escaping city life as well as tropical coral reefs and crystal clear seas. However, avoid June when the island’s beach resorts are likely to be closed down for the rainy season.

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Ko Samet (credits to www.koh-thailand.info for the image)

If you head westwards from Bangkok it takes a bit longer until you find a truly beautiful beach, but the effort is worth it. Road and rail connections will bring you to the resort of Hua Hin which also has a more chilled out feeling than the city, although it remains popular with Bangkok residents. Accommodation near to the five kilometre beach is easy to find if you don’t want to make the return journey back to the capital and ranges from luxury hotels to simple beach huts.

Press on a little further along the coast southwards until your reach Cha Am Beach which has a stunningly long seafront with perfect sand. Much of the beach front is served by reasonably priced bars which operate in a relaxed atmosphere. Once you have found the right spot on the beach you may find you don’t feel the need to explore any further.

Cha Am Beach (credits to www.beachthailand.com for the image)

With so many relaxing beaches to choose from, Bangkok can be an ideal place to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. And it doesn’t have to cost the earth either. Flights from London to Bangkok are usually cheapest between two and four months before departure so if possible, try to book within this time frame. Why not use a tool like the momondo flight insight tool to get a better idea about which airports might be cheaper to fly from. Good value accommodation is also quite easy to come across if you book a few months in advance of if you turn up last minute, you might find some amazing hotels offering extremely low rates just to fill their empty rooms!

 

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Koh Samui is the premier island destination in the Gulf of Thailand; Samui is easily accessible, features beautiful beaches and a variety of activities, and caters to visitors on any budget.

Koh Samui, Thailand’s second most popular island destination, is located in the Gulf of Thailand roughly 700km south of Bangkok and 80km from Thailand’s eastern seaboard.

Samui is the third largest island in Thailand and the largest in an archipelago of more than 80 islands that includes the Ang Thong National Marine Park, a kayaking paradise and top day trip from Koh Samui. While Samui is small enough to be circumnavigated in just a couple of hours by motorbike or car, the island features such a variety of beaches and activities that it would be impossible to experience everything in a single visit. However, this was not always the case.

Until the late 20th century, Samui was home to a small community engaged primarily in fishing and harvesting coconuts. There were not even any roads on the island until the early 1970s. However, once foreign visitors discovered this island gem, lush with tropical forest, fringed with palm tree lined stretches of golden sand, and surrounded by pellucid, aquamarine water, development quickly followed.


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KOH LANTA Best for: When you can't make up your mind

Of all Thailand's islands, Koh Lanta is one of the best all-rounders. Less than an hour's boat ride from Krabi, Koh Lanta is actually made up of several little islands, the most-visited of which is Koh Lanta Yai. It has got nature reserves and beaches where you won't see another soul; it's got accommodation that runs the gamut from spare to super-swanky, which attract more 30-, 40- and 50-something travellers than backpackers. Bringing the children? The waters are calm and the island safe.

If you want to have it all on holiday - suntanning on beautiful beaches, a bit of world-class diving, a great massage, fun beach bars, kayaking through a mangrove forest, eating seafoodtom yumwith the locals in a friendly fishing villages - then Koh Lanta is where you get it.



MayaBayKohPhiPhiLeyIt is no wonder that Thailand comes to mind whenever one thinks of an Asian beach destination. Thailand’s islands are teeming with beautiful beaches with a wide range of accommodations for every type of traveler. It’s a challenge to list the country’s top beaches not only because there are so many, but also because they all offer something that will surely appeal to someone. Different strokes for different folks.

Getting to Thailand’s beaches is not difficult (a short flight from Bangkok) and there are lots of options for Thailand Beach Villa Rentals.

Based on general things we normally look for in a beach destination, here are my picks for the top 5:

1. Haad Yao Beach, Koh Pha Ngan
Also known as “Long Beach”, the one kilometer beach is one of the most picturesque beaches on Koh Pha Ngan. It is also very wide making it ideal for diverse sports and beach activities. The best thing about it is that it has retained its natural beauty and careless atmosphere despite its increased popularity. It has a wide range of accommodation facilities from budget rooms to high end resorts and a great selection of dining establishments.


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Top Best Vacation Spots in Asia: Part 1

The best of Asia
Asia has many faces. Lazing on white sand beaches, beautiful countryside or discover cultural sightseeing? It is possible! We put the 10 best and most beautiful regions of this beautiful continent in a row.

1. The fairytale China
The land of the ancient Great Wall, red lanterns, one million people and magical architecture. The imperial influences are visible throughout the country. Especially the Forbidden City and the Temple of Heaven are very special. Also in terms of nature, China is extremely versatile. Tropical rainforests, mountains, desert landscapes and futuristic skylines, China has it all! For the real lovers of culture is the capital Beijing, the place to be. You’ll find beautiful temples, centuries-old neighborhoods. Who wants to escape the city life, may include in the Yunnan province in nature or a diving trip on the mighty Himalayas make. The hundreds of lanterns that characterize the streets of China, the mysterious buildings and beautiful landscapes make China a magical and beautiful country!

2. The Maldives, the diving paradise of Asia
The Maldives are characterized by white beaches, clear blue seas and swaying palms. The archipelago is located southwest of India and consists of hundreds of majestic coral islands, 75 of these are for tourists only. Especially the underwater world is breathtaking, especially for divers as the Maldives is a paradise. Different species of sharks, colorful fish inhabit these waters and stunning coral. Since most islands do not exceed five square kilometers, there are few sights to see. Lazing on the beach, enjoy the sun and scuba diving are the main activities. The active holiday, the party animal or culture maniac will feel this less in place. Relax, relax and unwind, you’re on this beautiful archipelago.

3. Thailand, the land of smiles
Everyone can still remember the devastating tsunami in 2004. Large parts of southern Thailand were swept away. Fortunately, the economy is recovering and Thailand weather Thailand we knew before. That means bustling cities, stunning Buddhist temples and a beautiful coastline. Because the country was never colonized, it has its own identity retained. This makes Thailand compared with other Asian countries is very unique. You will be welcomed with open arms by the friendly people that will make you feel right at home. Thailand is not for nothing called the land of smiles said. Visit the many colorful markets or go to discover the tropical rainforests with their rich variety of flora and fauna. In the south you’ll find mostly paradise islands with white sandy beaches and a stunning underwater world. Would you really go the middle of nature? Book a night in a Floatel, this floating hotel in the jungle is a very special place to sleep. Thailand offers the visitor many opportunities to learn about the traditional culture and stunning scenery. A country where nothing you can do but enjoy!

4. The undiscovered Vietnam
There are films made about musicals written and read many books. Vietnam is notorious and famous for its impressive history. Nevertheless, tourism is still not broken through in full swing. Especially the undiscovered north of beautiful island, jungle tours, tropical rice paddies and mountain villages is very worthwhile. The largest city is Ho Chi Minh, formerly Saigon. Through traffic is a hectic chaos, honking is as natural as blinking your eyes. But do not be deterred by the many mopeds and cars rush past you, because Ho Chi Minh has many cultural beauty. Take for example a visit to the beautiful opera house in the center of town and admire the mysterious temples in the Chinese district of Cholon. In the capital Hanoi, you can unwind in one of the many lakes that surround the city, like Halong Bay. Create and boat and sail along the majestic mountains and surveying hundreds of small islands.

5. Singapore, an impressive metropolis
Clean, safe, modern and multicultural, that is Singapore. The smallest country in Asia is an ideal place for a transit for a few days to alight. You’ll be surprised at the cultural diversity within this small area. Buddhist temples in the district of Little India, cozy stalls in Chinatown and impressive minarets in the Muslim section. In addition, the many skyscrapers, parks and huge shopping malls for a known Western atmosphere. A true voyage of discovery in only one country! Keep in mind the extremely high safety measures and harsh penalties. Polluting the street is definitely not good for your wallet. Despite this impressive metropolis is definitely worth a visit!



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