Thai Massage

60min
70
90min
100
120min
140

Thai Massage

60min
70
90min
100
120min
140

Discover the authentic Thai massage, in its purest essence

Thai Massage is a technique that was born more than two thousand years ago, thanks to the union between traditional Chinese medicine and Hindu Ayurvedic knowledge.

This treatment is based on muscle stretching; The depth of its technique relieves tension in the tissues so you can achieve a feeling of absolute well-being.

And ideal for releasing tension and balancing the emotional state. We perform the authentic Thai massage on sturdy tables, imported from Thailand.

We will provide you with the appropriate clothing for the massage in our Thai massage center in Barcelona.

The legendary Thai Massage, in Barcelona.
Intangible Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO.

The legendary Thai massage, in Barcelona.
Intangible Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO.
Our Thai massage focuses on deep work on the muscles along with stretching the tissues, unlocking the power of the Sen pathways: the energy lines that run through our body. In our centers you will discover the oldest tradition of Thai massage, created more than 2,000 years ago, in which our Thai therapists have been trained working in the most emblematic Asian massage centers in different parts of the world.

The region that is now known as Thailand developed one of the best massage techniques in history, becoming a pillar of traditional Asian medicine: Thai massage. This treatment is considered Intangible Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO since 2019.

Balance your energies, live true harmony

This massage is indicated to harmonize skin cells and promote muscle repair.

You will discover how little by little the pain of the most problematic points—known as trigger points—is mitigated thanks to the pressure and stretching that our Thai masseuses perform on different parts of your body.

How do we perform the Thai massage?

Our masseuses work on a special table imported from Thailand measuring 90×200 cm and elevated 70 cm from the ground. The bamboos on the ceiling of our massage rooms are installed so that the masseuse maintains balance when climbing on the table. This allows you to use your feet and legs during the massage to apply pressure to different points on your body.

You will discover how little by little the pain of the most problematic points—known as trigger points—is mitigated thanks to the pressure and stretching that our Thai masseuses perform on different parts of your body.

How do we perform the Thai massage?

This treatment is also characterized by stretches similar to those of yoga and osteopathy. Through these stretches, our masseuses work on the most important points using acupressure passes.

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Key benefits of Thai Massage

Improves
flexibility
and mobility

Thai Massage uses assisted stretching techniques that help increase flexibility and improve joint mobility.

Reduces
stress
and anxiety

By combining rhythmic pressure and gentle stretching, Thai massage promotes deep relaxation, helping to reduce stress and anxiety levels.

Increases
energy
and vitality

Thai Massage stimulates the flow of energy throughout the body, leaving a feeling of revitalization and renewal.

Relieves
muscle pain
and tension

The deep pressure techniques applied during Thai Massage can help relieve muscle pain, chronic tension and improve blood circulation.

Improves
internal balance
and well-being

This massage not only works on a physical level, but also on the balance of mind and spirit, helping to connect body and mind for comprehensive well-being.

Key points and areas of the body in a Thai massage

Key points and areas of the body in a Thai massage

Head and neck

Pressure points: Specific points on the scalp, temples and base of the skull are used to relax tense muscles and relieve headaches, migraines and accumulated stress.

Movements: The therapist applies a gentle, circular massage to the scalp, accompanied by controlled stretches of the neck. This helps improve blood circulation and release tension accumulated in the cervical area.

Shoulders and back

Sen Points: On the back and shoulders, there are several Sen points, which are key energy channels in traditional Thai medicine. Stimulating these points helps release muscle tension, reduce stress and improve energy circulation.

Movements: Deep pressures and long stretches are applied, which may include techniques such as pressing with the elbows and stretching the spine. These movements are designed to align posture and reduce stiffness in the back and shoulders.

Arms and hands

Energy points: along the arms and in the palms of the hands, energy points that correspond to different organs and systems of the body are worked on. Stimulating these points helps improve blood circulation and release tension accumulated in the extremities.

Movements: Massage in this area includes deep kneading, gentle stretching and pressure on key points, which promotes muscle relaxation and improved flexibility in arms and hands.

Legs and feet

Reflexology: On the feet, reflexology techniques are applied, where specific points on the sole of the foot correspond to different organs and parts of the body. Stimulating these points can promote overall health and balance of the body.

Movements: Therapists apply pressure with their fingers, knuckles, and even their feet to massage the legs and feet. Additionally, extensive stretches are performed to improve flexibility and relieve tension in the leg muscles.

History of Thai massage

Ancient origins

Thai massage, known as “Nuad Bo-Rarn,” has more than 2,500 years of history and is believed to have been developed in India, influenced by Ayurvedic medicine and the teachings of Buddhism.

A legendary founder

Se atribuye su creación a Jivaka Kumar Bhaccha, un médico contemporáneo de Buda, quien es venerado como el “Padre de la Medicina Tailandesa.”

Your arrival in Thailand

Over time, the practice traveled to Thailand, where it merged with local healing techniques, including yoga, acupressure, and traditional Chinese medicine.

Buddhist influences

For centuries, Buddhist monks practiced and taught Thai massage in temples, considering it a form of physical and spiritual meditation and healing.

History of Thai massage