The touch of Thailand is like magic. Whether you visit the nation or experience the gentle effects of a Thai massage the result is the same. Thais have been known as skilled therapists. They carry age old secrets in technique that makes a massage from a Thai like no other massage you would ever experience. Now for those of you living in London you need not worry about heading all the way to Thailand to enjoy the Thai touch; for it has come home. Thai massage parlours are increasingly growing in London and lately it has become a popular fad in the city.
The thing about Thai massage is that it hits right home. It is deep and complex and gives you a whole rejuvenation. It works best for people from all walks of life and is a perfect dose of bliss if you are weary from all that working. Thai massages are known to be very effective, some people may say it is a bit painful, but it is the pain that indicates that the muscles are being penetrated. At the end of the massage, expect plenty of pummelling and a good stretch and for weeks your shoulders and back will reap the benefits of the Thai massage. A popular parlour in London is the Kobkun Thai Therapy. Branches can be found in Fulham, Islington, Hendon and Queens way. In addition to the traditional Thai massages you can find a good deal of aromatherapy massages, these are far gentler and are meant more for relaxation. Most sessions here are at least an hour long.
If you are keen on a luxurious touch to Thai massages try the Health Club Spa at The Milestone Hotel. This hotel is located in Kensington and is run by the famous Fiona Keane, who has plenty of experience in this department. This spa is known for its state of the art facilities and luxurious touch in every massage. Then there is The Elemis Day Spa, in Mayfair. This offers several types of massages that range from a 30 minute deep tissue massage to an aroma stone session that stretches to about 2 hours.
COMO Shambhala is also a popular wellness retreat and stands on the top few health and wellness retreats in London.
Umanga Kahandawaarachchi is a passionate travel writer who writes under the pen name, Maggie Tulliver. Her field of writing covers a wide array of content and articles related to travel and hospitality industry. Google+
