The traditional Thai massage is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Since December 2019, the traditional Thai massage has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Thai King Rama III. established the first public university at Wat Pho in 1832. Even today, medicine and massage are taught in the extensive temple complex in Bangkok. Since December 2019, the traditional Thai massage has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
*Source: YouTube channel of the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
Why should you come to Thai massage?
72,000 energy channels are said to run through the body. Under the fingers, palms, forearms, knees and feet, on which pressure is exerted, pressed and kneaded, it all feels like it is there at the same time. The touch is intense and goes through and through. Because the energy lines are connected to each other, also to the deeper muscles and organs. Legs and arms feel looser, longer and more relaxed after the massage than before. The whole body is pleasantly relaxed. This also has to do with the fact that the mind can be switched off. If you can, let the therapist do what your arms, fingers, legs or toes have to do - an extremely relaxing hour, even if it sometimes pulls quite a bit on some tense energy points. And the best thing comes later: the relaxation continues.
*Source : Amazing Thailand https://www.thailandtourismus.de/medien-presse/news/details/worldwide-approval-thai-massage-ist-unesco-weltkulturerbe#:~:text=Since%20December%202019%20ist% 20the,stimulates%20the%20Thai%2Dmassage%20.
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Traditional Thai massage is a systematic collection of massage techniques. These include passive stretch positions and compressive movements. Similar to yoga, as well as joint mobilization and pressure point massage. Traditionally, Thai massage helps with pain and physical ailments. It has been scientifically proven that blood circulation is stimulated and that stretching relaxes the muscles. In addition, there is an influence on the skeletal-muscular system, which affects posture and physical mobility. Twisting, bending and stretching of the spine can be intensified by traction and have an effect on physical mobility.
In Thailand, the Thai massage is therefore a natural part of everyday life.
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Siri
In 2015 I successfully completed a 150-hour training course to become a qualified
Successfully graduated as a masseuse for Thai massage and have been working in this field ever since
Area.
Other practical knowledge I have is traditional Thai massage, oil and aromatic oil massage,
Foot reflex zone massage, Thai herbal stamp massage and hot stone massage.
Thanks to my many years of professional experience, you can get a professional massage and advise you individually.
