Massage tag - Best Tourism best destinations

With a population of over eleven million people, Bangkok is one of the most popular tourist cities in Asia. The heat, traffic jams, crowds never makes the smile vanishes from the faces of the Thais - this csn tell anyone who has visited this city. Its high-rise skyscrapers, traffic on the roads and intense heat, sometimes make a bad impression on visitors. This is one of the most cosmopolitan cities in Asia, with the famous temples and palaces. High humid...

If there were sea in Eden, it should have looked something like in the Bay of Phang Nga. The Phang Nga Bay is one of the most spectacular regions of Thailand, where you can find a lot of really unique attractions. It is pretty easy to see why James Bond chose this place, among the towering cliffs with the nests of swifts to arrange his lair in the famous film "The Man with the Golden Gun." Most of the Gulf, as well as part of the coast are now included in the National Pa...

Krabi is a typical Thai city with a population of about 25,000 people. There are no popular bars and beaches, there is no fuss and McDonald's. Thailand's economy is heavily dependent on inflows of foreign tourists, but the city seems to have escaped the trap and feels quite confident. Based on the bank of the river, the administrative center of Krabi is satiated with tourists. Many beautiful natural scenery, fantastic white sand beaches and clear waters, the jungle-covered interior area open to visitors tours ...

   Relaxation massage perfectly utility with pleasure. Such a massage is done all over the body and consists of movements that create a strong feeling of comfort, relaxation and stress release. Also, relaxation massage strengthens blood circulation and has beneficial effects on digestive and nervous system. This form of massage is recommended for a longer period of time because the results will not be seen after a small number of sessions....

   It is a Japanese technique that uses achievement for restoring vital energy flow "Qi" in the body areas where it is lacking or in excess. The origin of modern stand-Shiatsu Tokujiro Namikoshi (twentieth century). Practice of exerting pressure is more or less strong fingertips, but with fists, elbows, knees, feet on specific points located along meridians that correspond to an organ or a specific function. Depending on energy imbalance, the therapist turns to other techniques: petrisajul, joint rotation, ...

    The method was developed in the early 1970s by Dora Kunz and Dolores Krieger, nurses and teachers at New York University. Achieving a therapeutic approach that is reminiscent of the old practice of positioning of hands, without religious connotations.     This is probably one of the most energy approaches the scientific studies and documents. Various studies have shown its effectiveness in reducing anxiety, pain, and postoperative unpleasant effects of chemotherapy. The method is approved by man...