Traditional Thai Massage - Thailand
Bangkok, Thailand,Thai traditional massage, a health massage, oil massage and foot massage are the most natural and ancient curing of decease with no poison residue and harmful side effect to body. Massage classes and amp; massage training, massage practice are also offered for 10 days to Thai and foreigner at reasonable prices. Usage of massage is to relax the body and mind and thus relieve the strains and tensions of daily life. It is also used to treat people with some circulatory problems and heart disorders as well as those suffering from high blood pressure and headaches. Massage offers people alternative ways to relieve symptoms, improve their health, or simply stay well.
Massage is the most natural and ancient disease curing with no poison residue and harmful side effect to the body. That's why it has been popular until today. Traditional Thai Massage assists the body's innate desire to return to optimum performance and optimum health, contributing to a sense of ease and well-being, One begins to sense the rightness of the inner Self, Being, and of Life.
The work displays an inherent knowledge of the inner workings of the body, a knowledge that developed over centuries of practice. There is something in the essence of this work that appeals to a wide range of people on a core level, something that satisfies their physical and emotional needs, and perhaps even assists in their spiritual needs. Chinese hot tea is served after the session
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Thailand is a wonderful country with some excellent diving. To the west of Thailand is the Andaman Sea, and to the east the Gulf of Thailand. The best diving is on the Andaman Sea side, both in the south and further north in the Similan Islands. The best time to visit Thailand is from October to April. Heavy rainfall hits the Andaman coast in May and continues until September. From May to October, therefore, the Gulf of Thailand to the east would be a better option. The best diving on this side is around Koh Tao. Thailand has very clear waters and an average sea temperature of 28oC.
Diving in Phuket and liveaboards in Thailand, the Andaman Sea offers dive sites considered to be among the top ten scuba destinations in the world. Phuket is often referred to as the ‘Pearl of the South’ and for scuba divers it’s certainly the crown jewel of the Andaman Sea. This island paradise lies only 8 degrees north of the equator; it enjoys a tropical climate with average water temperature of 28°C/78°F and has an amazing variety of aquatic life.
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Royal City Avenue (or just RCA as it is known by locals) is one of the biggest entertainment areas in Bangkok. RCA is a long road hosting a multitude of different types of bar and clubs. Very much a Thai scene, RCA is frequented by Bangkok’s young scene, mainly university students letting off steam. The foreigners are appeared mostly are a group of living in Bangkok. The variety of music depends on which place you visit. Multi-million watt sound systems blast out Thai disco, R and B, the usual American / Brit pop and deep house. It is more often finding itself on the tourist map. Be warned, if you are over 30, you’ll feel old! Great place to visit if you are young and in Bangkok for an extended period, otherwise it’s probably not going to be a high priority ag
ainst some of the more central entertainment areas. Only a few of the clubs on RCA have entrance fees and they will have a special rate when there are special events or special guests. This area is a designated ‘Entertainment Zone’ but the 01:00 curfew applies here like everywhere else. The quickest way to RCA is by MRT or BTS and a quick taxi ride the rest of the way. The nearest MRT is Pharam 9 station, and the nearest BTS Asok or Phrom Phong. From any of these stations the taxi fare should be no more than 50-60 Baht depending on traffic. 
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One of the longest beaches on Ko Chang, this beach provides the most magnificent seascape. The beach, which is 2 kilometers long, is dotted with reasonably priced bungalows and resorts. Embracing the beach to the rear are orchards of coconut trees and forests. 
The main thing to do when in Ko Chang is to relax. Other than that, there are numerous activities for visitors such as fishing, snorkeling and visiting nearby islands. In addition, many resorts rent out kayaks and arrange jungle treks as well as provide all day boat tours to the nearby islands. Moreover, scooters can be rented in most places, which make the island easier to explore independently, however the driver should have some two-wheel experience as the roads have a tendency to fade away to nothing more than tracks. A 3-tiered medium-sized waterfall located behind the parks office. There is a trail situated 500 meters from a durian orchard that leads to the site where King Rama V and VI had visited and signed their royal names on the highest cliff of the cascade.
Koh Samed is located in Rayong. Koh Samed is one of an amazing and wonderful Island which is always full of the tourists both Thais and Foreigners all of the year. Most imagine that it is not a pleasant time to make it here in the rainy season, but this Island is different than any others because the Island is about only 7 km far from the coast of Rayong. The best pleasant time to visit Koh Samed is between Novembers to June. It goes to the hottest in April. Koh Samed is the tourism place that is far from Bangkok only about 250 km only and there is choices of different amazing shoals to deserve your different point views and imaginations. 16 shoals are available to be chosen follows the way your emotions go and what you want.
Hard Saikeaw, is the longest shoal and is well known by the tourists. If you are a tourist who likes the variety, so Hard Saikeaw is one of choices you should try because of the facilities and activities are offered including seafood restaurants and bars are on the shores. 
Ao Pai, is next to the Hard Saikeaw separated only by hillocks. Most of the tourists here are foreigners who look for a normal price Bungalow with a party in the bars on the shoals.
Ao Thabthim, there are not many tourists visited here. There is the only one resort available, but clean and quiet. It can be reached by walking from the Hard Saikeaw as they are not very far from each other.
Ao Putra, is small and quiet. There are not many tourists to make noise here. This maybe because of Ao Putra is small which takes only a while to walk around so that is not attractive for Thais, but it is the real peacefulness for the foreigners.
Ao Noina, is one of the parts for the tourists who love to be peace and personal. There are many luxurious resorts available here and it’s a great time for the tourists go swimming, reading, sun burning, doing activities on the shoals.
Ao Lukyone, is one of the nice part to go swimming around the shoal and also one of the quiet part which can reach some group of the tourists.
Ao Shor or Ao Thantawan, the old one name was Ao shor and it was renamed to many different names to confuse the tourists. It is actually nearby connected by the curve. It is now called by names of the resorts within each part.
Ao Wongdeuan, is also well known by the tourists because most of the tourists are taken to get here by boats. It can say that this part is one of the lastest part of all parts. The activities here are kind of what the Hard Saikeaw has.
Ao Seangtien, the peaceful part with the only one resort available. There is no crowded here as some others.
Ao Whay, is kind of far and as far as the wonderful view is appeared and here is for the natural.
Ao Giu, is for the tourists who fall in love with the real natural. The sea is blue showing an amazing view with the sky and the beach. There are places can be captured or shot the photos. You can clearly see HinKhao Island for this part. Scuba Driving is suitable here with the feeling of the sea.
Ao Pakarung, is less tourists. There are nice parts to swim on the shoals and look at corals. Laemgud is a part for view that you shouldn’t miss. 
Ao Phrao, is the best part for looking the sun when it rises and sets. It doesn’t take too much time from the coast, so that we can see the Thais and Foreigners here. There are 5 stars resorts for whom who want a luxurious service.Please visit our website.
Pattaya Kart Speedway is the pioneer and the biggest of "Kart Racing Track" in Thailand with 15 years of experience in providing the exciting experience among Thai, foreigners and tourists. Pattaya Kart Speedway is delighted to offer unrivalled activity-day aim to make a pleasure and safety event. They make it easy to enjoy and try new exciting sport. Whatever your company's budget, an exclusive can be tailor around it.
Have you ever dreamed about to be like Michael or Ralf Schumacher, Mika Häkinnen, Edi Irvine or one of the other formula 1 stars? Then this is the right place for you. They're offering a 800 meter Track with race proved karts. Even if these karts are to slow for you, they’ve the Super Kart. If you're a beginner or you don't like it to fast, then the slower kart is just right for you, you can choose the speed you want.
Are you on holiday with your family? Then you also should visit our 400 meter track and enjoy a ride in one of our Baby - or double-seat karts.
You don't like to drive on asphalt? Then our Off-Road Track is something you have to see. Here on this dirty track you can drive with the motorcycle or with the small or big off-road karts and you'll feel like being on Paris-Dakar.
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When the zenithal top of worldwide professional tattooists gathered round together for the first time of history of Siam and Southeast Asia region to show off their excellence of skillful performance of tattooing, and intend to encourage inter-exchange tattooing culture each other. Thailand is one of many countries unique in tattoo culture since ancient time, ranging from magic tattoo to aesthetical tattoo. Tattooing culture has become attractive and famous among foreign tourists. In Thailand, tattoo shop can be recognized a colorful element of tourism fascinatingly.
Over 30 years, tattoo exhibition has been established yearly for tattoo lovers in Europe, U.S.A, and Japan. The purpose of tattoo exhibition is aimed to exchange information and technology advance of tattoo implements, and provide those interested people with knowledge in tattoo art field. Physical body art and body piercing shall be demonstrated at any conference hold.
Europeans, Americans and people in Asia countries are highly interested in World Tattoo Art Festival and Exhibition Thailand, because of its first time celebration in well-know countries for tourism. In Thailand, inexpensive travel expense and media promotion spreading worldwide are prominent. Surely, “World Tattoo Art Festival and amp; Exhibition Thailand” exhibition has been welcomed and interested among tattoo tours and public media domestically and internationally.
“During our trek we meet and stay with several different hill tribes including Karen, Lahu and Shan tribes. Each ethnic group is unique, with their own languages and distinct cultures and spiritual beliefs. Our accommodation is in basic village huts. This trip will appeal to travellers of all ages who enjoy meeting new people as well as seeing new places!”
Nestled in the lush, mountainous terrain of northern Thailand, centuries removed from the frantic urban-mania of Bangkok and the country's crowded coastlines, the Hill Tribes of Thailand offer a glimpse into the country's true cultural origins. The best way to penetrate this distinct culture? Your own two feet. Trek into the northern highlands into the region's dense jungle, crossing streams, rafting down rivers, and dipping into waterfall pools while following your local guide down elusive jungle trails. End each day in a different tribal village, dining on bamboo, banana, peapods, green pumpkin, and rice whiskey. Then relax on the porch of a teak house elevated six feet off the ground. Wake to a rooster's call and watch dawn push the mist off of the forest leaves before strapping on your pack and hitting the trail, ready to do it all over again.
Located 430 miles from Bangkok, Chiang Mai is Thailand's second-largest city and the best starting point for hill tribe trekking. Most treks take three to seven days and explore the area north of the Kok River in the infamous Golden Triangle, as well as south of Kok River, around Chiang Dao, Wiang Papao, the Mae Tong river, and Mae Hong Son. But consider spending some time in Chiang Mai itself before heading to the hills. Though western trapping such as Internet cafes, McDonald's, and Holiday Inns have sprung up, many consider the city much more livable than Bangkok, and with its high-quality accommodations, friendly people, and diversions like Thai massage, Raja yoga centers, vipassana (meditation), Thai cooking, and the many wats (temple-monasteries) in the surrounding wilderness, you'll have no trouble finding something to keep you distracted before lacing up the boots and strapping on the pack.
Koh Similan islands national park was established in 1982, covering an area of 128 square kilometers on Andaman sea. In 1998 Koh Tachi (the northernmost island in the group) was added making the total area 140 square kilometers. It is in Khura Buri district of Phang Nga province. "Similan" in Malay language means number 9. It is the number of islands in the group. After including another two more islands in the north the marine park now contains 11 islands.
A group of 9 small islands 50 kms. off the west coast of Phang-Nga in the Andaman Sea. The National Park covers an area of 80,000 rai. Skin Diving Magazine rated them among the ten loveliest places on Earth, because of the great natural beauty found on the islands themselves and also because of the extensive surrounding coral gardens beneath the waves. The islands are undeveloped and unspoiled; numerous species of fish, crustaceans, and other forms of sea-life abound; water clarity and diving are excellent. Similan is corrupted from the Malay Sembilan and means nine. From north to south in order the islands are: Koh Bon, Koh Ba Ngu, Koh Similan, Koh Pahyoo, Koh Miang (two islands), Koh Pahyan, Koh Payahng and Koh Hu Yong.
The Similan Islands are consistently ranked as one of the top ten dive sites in the world, and there is good reason to believe they will remain that way for future generations. The Thai Government can be justly proud of their efforts to preserve and protect this group of pristine islands. In one effort the Fishing Dept placed mooring buoys in the most popular anchorage's allowing visiting boats to tie up rather then dropping an anchor and risk damaging the fragile reef. It is easy to applaud all efforts to preserve the wild, unspoiled beaches, magnificent coral reefs, and the turquoise blue water of this special area.
Koh Similan islands are rich in flora and fauna. The islands are the combination of several forest types, and the convergence of evergreen forest and coral reef. The bio diversity ranges from the world's largest whale shark to rare birds such as Nicobar Pigeon and Pied Imperial Pigeon, as well as 27 species of mammals, 22 species of reptiles, and at least 4 species of amphibians. These animals have been living in these nature long before the first human came.
Thaleban National Park was declared as the 20th National Park in Thailand on 27th October 1980. The park encompasses a total area of 196km2. Thaleban is approximately 1,000 km south of Bangkok, in the province of Satun. The park covers the mountainous border area between Satun province, Thailand and Perlis state, Malaysia.The park headquaters are located in a valley which runs through the mountains, and is situated only 2kms from the border. This valley is a historic link between the two countries and this has influenced the development of the area by mixing Malaysian with the original Thai culture. The names of many park locations are actually Malaysian in origin.
Of these species Great, Wreathed, White crowned and Bushy creasted are the most commonly encountered. Sightings of Helmeted and Black hornbill are occasional, and records of Wrinkled and Rhinoceros hornbill are very rare. The chances of seeing Hornbills varies throughout the year with the period just after nesting when the young first leave the nest being the best time to see them, at this time of year some birds form massive roosting flocks. One such flock of Great hornbills included over 130 birds which came to roost in the trees overlooking the lake.
Another attraction is the seasonal migration of Raptors which fly over the park. In October and March each year. The flocks of raptors follow the valley as they migrate between north and south. The migrations only last a few days and vary depending upon weather conditions, but at its peak over 1,000 birds pass over the headquaters in 24 hours.
Krabi's main attractions are the numerous and yet unspoiled beaches nearby that offer a wealth of snorkeling and scuba diving opportunities. The most important is Hat Noppharat Thara-Ko Phi Phi National Park, better known as Phi-Phi Island, due west and south of Phuket Town. The park contains extensive mainland beaches, over 80 lesser islands, and two islands of outstanding physical yet contrasting beauty which have become the symbol of the perfect tropical island. The boat ride to Phi Phi Lea and Phi Phi Don from Krabi Town's Chao Fah Bridge Pier, at the right time of year, November to April, is a pleasant journey and can take anything from an hour and a quarter to three hours depending on the size of boat taken. The rest of the year conditions in the Andaman Sea can be choppy and the weather can cause involuntary changes of travel plans while at sea.
The most popular of Northeastern festivals with foreign tourists is the Surin Elephant Round-up which is held annually in November which is held in Thailand. The people of Surin have long been renowned for their skill in capturing and training wild elephants and the round-up. In the past wild elephants lived in the forest areas of nearby Cambodia. Unfortunately, these areas have been inaccessible due to civil war in Cambodia, and at the same time, the elephant population is markedly decreasing thus the elephant catchers must now make a living by taking their charges around the country giving shows.
The greatest event of the Surin round-up is a beautifully organised display of the talents and abilities of these superb beasts. The round-up first look place in 1960. It begins with a mass procession of all the elephants taking part, usually 120-150, ranging from calves only a few weeks old to the well-trained elephants with many decades of experience.
During the show, hundreds of the huge animals demonstrate their prowess at moving logs, playing soccer and winning a tug-of-war against human teams. Other demonstrations are designed to show not only the great strength of the elephants but also show they can be very intelligent, gentle and obedient. The show concludes with a mock battle illustrating what was formerly an important part of their duties.
There is an amazing festival called Phi Ta Khon happening in Thailand next week, as it does every July. Sadly I won't be able to attend as I'll be in Malaysia, but I would dearly love to see this - a sort of Thai Halloween which celebrates the story of the Buddha returning from a long journey and the celebrations being so loud they wakened the dead who joined in the festivities. The festival is celebrated with spectacular spirit masks and ghostly clothing - as you can imagine, the kids love it. The festival is centred around the town of Loei in northern Thailand.
Phi Ta Khon is a type of masked procession celebrated on the first day of a three-day Buddist merit-making holiday know in Thai as "Boon Pra Wate". The annual festival takes place in May, June or July at a small town of Dan Sai in the northeastern province of Loei. Phi Ta Khon is held with the arrival of the sixth or seventh lunar month. Young male villagers prepare their ghostly attire and masks, while children roam around town playing tricks. Sheets or blankets are sewn together to look like shrouds while traditional wooden bamboo containers used to store sticky rice (huad), are creatively fashioned into bizarre hats. The huge masks are carved from the bases of coconut trees. The spirit masks are the integral part of the celebrations, which last for three consecutive days.
The first day is marked by a masked procession, accompanied by rejoicing, music and dancing. On the second day, the villagers dance their way to the temple and fire off bamboo rockets to signal the end of the procession. Along the way, they tease onlookers as they accompany a sacred image of the Buddha through the village streets. Monks recite the story of the Buddha's last incarnation before attaining enlightenment.
On the last day of the event, the villagers gather at the local temple, Wat Ponchai, to listen to the message of the thirteen sermons of the Lord Buddha, recited by the local monks. The ghost dancers then put away their ghostly masks and costumes for another year, return to the paddy fields and continue to earn their living with the onset of the new crop season.
From all works of life especially young children in the countryside. The Kite-flying season usually take place between February and April when the south -west monsoon blows from the Gulf of Thailand and the rice harvesting season is over.
Kite-flying was said to have its origins in China at least 3,000 years ago during the Hun Dynasty .The Chinese armies made kites attached with bamboo piper to fly over the enemy When the wind passed through the pipes to fly over the enemy When the wind passed through the pipers ,it made an errie whistling sound causing the enemy to panic and ran for their lives.
In the early Siamese kingdom of Ayutthaya, kite - flying was so popular that it was prohibited to fly kites over the royal palace as they might damage the architectural spires. Meanwhile , kite -flying gained its highest popularity in the reign of King Rama IV when a royal decree allowed citizen to fly kites as Sanam Luang , opposite the Grand Palace.
To Preserve the Summer tradition and promote the tourism industry of the country, kite-flying has now received a greater attention from the authorities. Kite enthusiasts from several countries have been invited to display their craft and skills in the kite-flying contest held in the country Several. Thai teams also took part in the contest. Spectators were able to see Thai kite fighting contests held in the country Several Thai teams also took part in the contest . Spectator Were able to see Thai kite fighting contests between the traditional Chula and Pakpao kitws as well.
Above all. They are able to discover hundreds of different kinds of kites of kites in a myriad of sizes, colours, shapes and styles flying in the clear Summer sky above the Sanam Luang ground.
Out of the contest, at this time of the year kites,large and small,of every colour ,shape and dimension always fill the sky all over the country, They are spinning. Floating, soaring ,swooping and even crashing to the ground.Grown-ups and children alike enjor watching the clear sky decorated with extraordinary kites throughout the Summer vacation .
