Donate to help flood victims in Thailand: The Thai Red Cross
Donate also to Mercy Centre in Khlong Toey (Bangkok)
The latest warnings of Bangkok Governor
Thailand Flood Crisis Information Map (by Asian Institute of Technology)
Maps of flood risk areas and protection measures in Bangkok
Map of land elevation in Bangkok: Where the flood could go earlier, because the land lies not high.
Flood map for tourists by Richard Barrow
The youtube flood update guy: Many Thais now listen to Sasin Chalermlarp ศศิน เฉลิมลาภ, secretary-general of the Seub Nakasathien Foundation. A geology graduate, Sasin is a green warrior working on a conservation project in the Western Forest Complex, covering Uthai Thani, Kanchanaburi, Nakhon Sawan, Kamphaeng Phet, Kanchanaburi, Suphan Buri and Tak. He now gets a lot of attention for his accurate flood updates. See Sasin Chalermlarp ศศิน เฉลิมลาภ videos on youtube, see his updates on Facebook
Thai songs about the flood: Song for Thai Flood, Flood THAILAND : HELP NOW / PREM ( Natee Nee )
, music thai flood คนไทยไม่ทิ้งกันกมลพร, thaiflood song :Musicians meet victims, Thailand Ayutthaya Flood 2011 music เบิร์ด ธงไชย แมคอินไตย.
@bangkokgovernor and @bkk_best, and www.facebook.com/bkk.best: The presemce of Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA). It uses the channels to monitor the flood situation and communicate directly with BMA staff and others.
http://floodthailand.net The governments official website, information on the current situation, lists of emergency telephone numbers. It also allows people to post messages seeking help, by filling in details of what they need and where they are.
@FloodThailand: The Information and Communications Technology Ministry has set up an official Twitter account to keep track of the flood disaster.
http://www.facebook.com/raorukcholpratan and @PR_RID: The Royal Irrigation Department regularly updates its services and assistance available. The department uses the social media along with its main website at www.rid.go.th.
News by Tan News Network on Twitter
Twitter about Bangkok flood
News about flood in Ayutthaya
thaiflood.com: Internet pioneer and founder of Kapook.com, Poramate Minsiri, has founded this group. The group communicates with its volunteers and the others via social networks at Facebook.com/thaiflood and at Twitter.com/thaiflood (@thaiflood and #thaiflood).
www.facebook.com/siamarsa) and (@siamarsa): SiamArsa is a group of volunteers helping flood victims.
Saturday, November 12, 2011
Friday, October 28, 2011
After the flood in Bangkok
29.10.2011
'Water motorway' to keep floods away from capital: A team of water management experts have proposed that the government build new "water motorway" to reduce the damage of flooding in Bangkok in the long run. (Bangkok Post)
'Water motorway' to keep floods away from capital: A team of water management experts have proposed that the government build new "water motorway" to reduce the damage of flooding in Bangkok in the long run. (Bangkok Post)
Saturday, September 10, 2011
Thai Bus Timetables - not easy to find, but here they are
The big Thai bus company The Transport Co Ltd has an English section on their homepage, but if you click there, you don't find timetables. And to handle the Thai navigation and then translate Thai information is a bit difficult. That's why we start a litte help here:
North
Buses from Bangkok กรุงเทพฯ to
Chiang Kham เชียงคำ: Click Chiang Kham Bus Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Chiang Khong เชียงของ: Click Chiang Khong Bus Standard 1 (B) 40 Seat with Lavatory and Chiang Khong Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Chiang Mai ชียงใหม่: Click Chiang Mai Bus Standard 4 (A) VIP Double Deck 32 Seat with Lavatory and Chiang Mai Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Chiang Rai เชียงราย: Click Chiang Rai Bus Standard 4 (A) VIP Double Deck 32 Seat with Lavatory and Chiang Rai Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Chiang Saen เชียงแสน: Click Chiang Saen Bus Standard 1 (B) 40 Seat with Lavatory
Doi Tao - Jom Thong ดอยเต่า - จอมทอง: Click Doi Tao - Jom Thong Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Kamphaengphet กำแพงเพชร: Click Kampangpetch Bus Standard 1 (B) 40 Seat with Lavatory
Lampang ลำปาง: Click Lampang Bus Standard 1 (A) VIP 24 Seat with Lavatory and Lampang Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Lamphun ลำพูน: Click Lamphun Bus Standard 4 (A) VIP Double Deck 32 Seat with Lavatory and Lamphun Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Lee - Lamphun ลี้ - ลำพูน: Click Lee - Lamphun Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Mae Sai แม่สาย: Click Mae Sai Bus Standard 4 (A) VIP Double Deck 32 Seat with Lavatory and Mae Sai Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Mae Sot แม่สาย: Click Mae Sot Bus Standard 4 (A) VIP Double Deck 32 Seat with Lavatory and Mae Sot Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Nan น่าน: Click Nan Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Phitsanulok พิษณุโลก: Click Phitsanulok Bus Standard 1 (A) VIP Double Deck 24 Seat with Lavatory and Phitsanulok Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Phrae แพร่: Click Phrae Bus Standard 4 (A) VIP Double Deck 32 Seat with Lavatory
Phrae - Song แพร่ - สอง/span>: Click Phrae-Song Bus Standard 1 (B) 40 Seat with Lavatory and Phrae Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Phayao-Ban Tom พะเยา-บ้านต๋อม: Phayao-Ban Tom Bus Standard 1 (B) 40 Seat with Lavatory
Sam Liam Thong Kham เชียงแสน: Click Sam Liam Thong Kham Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Sawan Khalok สวรรคโลก: Click Sawan Khalok Bus Standard 1 (B) 40 Seat with Lavatory
Tak ตาก: Click Tak Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Tha Ton บ้านท่าตอน: Click Tha Ton Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Thung Chang ทุ่งช้าง: Click Thung Chang Bus Standard 4 (A) VIP Double Deck 32 Seat with Lavatory and Thung Chang Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Utharadit อุตรดิตถ์: Click Utharadit Bus Standard 1 (A) VIP 24 Seat with Lavatory and Utharadit Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
North
Buses from Bangkok กรุงเทพฯ to
Chiang Kham เชียงคำ: Click Chiang Kham Bus Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Chiang Khong เชียงของ: Click Chiang Khong Bus Standard 1 (B) 40 Seat with Lavatory and Chiang Khong Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Chiang Mai ชียงใหม่: Click Chiang Mai Bus Standard 4 (A) VIP Double Deck 32 Seat with Lavatory and Chiang Mai Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Chiang Rai เชียงราย: Click Chiang Rai Bus Standard 4 (A) VIP Double Deck 32 Seat with Lavatory and Chiang Rai Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Chiang Saen เชียงแสน: Click Chiang Saen Bus Standard 1 (B) 40 Seat with Lavatory
Doi Tao - Jom Thong ดอยเต่า - จอมทอง: Click Doi Tao - Jom Thong Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Kamphaengphet กำแพงเพชร: Click Kampangpetch Bus Standard 1 (B) 40 Seat with Lavatory
Lampang ลำปาง: Click Lampang Bus Standard 1 (A) VIP 24 Seat with Lavatory and Lampang Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Lamphun ลำพูน: Click Lamphun Bus Standard 4 (A) VIP Double Deck 32 Seat with Lavatory and Lamphun Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Lee - Lamphun ลี้ - ลำพูน: Click Lee - Lamphun Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Mae Sai แม่สาย: Click Mae Sai Bus Standard 4 (A) VIP Double Deck 32 Seat with Lavatory and Mae Sai Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Mae Sot แม่สาย: Click Mae Sot Bus Standard 4 (A) VIP Double Deck 32 Seat with Lavatory and Mae Sot Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Nan น่าน: Click Nan Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Phitsanulok พิษณุโลก: Click Phitsanulok Bus Standard 1 (A) VIP Double Deck 24 Seat with Lavatory and Phitsanulok Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Phrae แพร่: Click Phrae Bus Standard 4 (A) VIP Double Deck 32 Seat with Lavatory
Phrae - Song แพร่ - สอง/span>: Click Phrae-Song Bus Standard 1 (B) 40 Seat with Lavatory and Phrae Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Phayao-Ban Tom พะเยา-บ้านต๋อม: Phayao-Ban Tom Bus Standard 1 (B) 40 Seat with Lavatory
Sam Liam Thong Kham เชียงแสน: Click Sam Liam Thong Kham Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Sawan Khalok สวรรคโลก: Click Sawan Khalok Bus Standard 1 (B) 40 Seat with Lavatory
Tak ตาก: Click Tak Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Tha Ton บ้านท่าตอน: Click Tha Ton Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Thung Chang ทุ่งช้าง: Click Thung Chang Bus Standard 4 (A) VIP Double Deck 32 Seat with Lavatory and Thung Chang Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Utharadit อุตรดิตถ์: Click Utharadit Bus Standard 1 (A) VIP 24 Seat with Lavatory and Utharadit Bus Standard 4 (B) Double Deck 50 Seat with Lavatory
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
From Bangkok back to the glorious
days of old Siam
Picture Napatsron
Wat Chai Wattanaram วัดไชยวัฒนาราม in AyutthayaCan you imagine, that there was a town in Siam with more than one million inhabitants, that was admired by Chinese, Vietnamese, Indian, Japanese and Persian visitors as well as by Portuguese, Dutch, English, Dane and French guests? This was Ayutthaya, the first capital. Did you know, that The Grand Palace, Wat Arun and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha in Bangkok are copies of the old Grand Palace, Wat Chaiwattanaram and Wat Phra Si Sanphet in Ayutthaya? Today this town is still worth a trip from Bangkok. Read more about its temples and ruins and read reviews of guests, who have been to hotels, guesthouses and restaurants: Treasures of Ayutthaya. On the way you may also stop at Bang Pa-In Royal Palace, where European, Chinese and Thai architecture have melted together.
Picture marhas
Sages Lookout at Bang Pa-In Royal PalaceDiscover more in Bangkok: Your Guide to Bangkok
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
The flood in Bangkok and Thailand
Help the flood victims!
thaiflood.com has News in Thai and English. It wants to be a news and donation information center. Here you get adresses, where your help is needed.
This update is from 3 november 2010
Troups were under way to reach people isolated by the floods in the Southern Provines of Thailand.
In Hat Yai the water had receded in suburbs, but in the city centre it was still more than two metres high. The flood water level in Kim Yong and Santisuk markets in downtown Hat Yai decreased to 50 centimetres from the reported peak of two to three metres. The average flood level in the entire urban area was 1.5 metres last night, this according to "The Nation". Electricity was now available in certain areas except Kim Yong market. See pictures by Juarawee
A weather report said the storms had changed direction towards Cambodia and Vietnam but would still cause heavy rain in coastal provinces on the Gulf of Thailand.
The Airport of the island Koh Samui has reopened at 3pm on Wednesday. Travelling Trini shows pictures of the flood on Koh Samui on her blog.
Also Surat Thani Airport has reopened. Hat Yai Airport is open.
Read more on Bangkok Post.
This update is from 2 november 2010
Again pictures of the flood in Thailand go around the world. But Bangkok is not affected right now.
The flood hits provinces in the South of Thailand. In Hat Yai for example the water was two to three meters high, around one million people in the province have been affected. See boat on the street in Hatyai: Pictures by naelkung and Phassaphol
Also the islands Koh Samui and Koh Phangan were declared disaster zones. Koh Samui's airport was closed Tuesdayx, but reopening was planned, ferries to the island were stopped.
Train services in the South were stopped. Electricity and communication were down in several areas.
See a map of the flood in the South of Thailand
Read more on Bangkok Post. For information on Samui airport contact Bangkok Airways call centre at 1771 or 02-270-6699. For information on train services contact the State Railway of Thailand at Hotline 1690 or see on www.railway.co.th. Flood centre in Hat Yai: call 074 200 000, 074 200 007 or Hotline 1559.
This update is from 28 october 2010
Picture Juarawee
On Koh Kret in Nonthaburi you cannot shop anymore.
Acoording to the Emergency Medical Institute of Thailand 54 men and 14 women in 19 provinces have died because of the flood in Thailand.
The coordination center for flood relief yesterday warned that Bangkok and vicinity areas are to brace for flooding conditions during the high tide peak on November 8. Read more on The Nation
Until October 31 a strong monsoon is hovering over the South and the Gulf of Thailand, as The Nation notes.
This update is from 27 october 2010
Still flood alert in Bangkok for the next to days, but until now the flood defence of the city has worked. 1000 homes along the Chao Phraya river in Bangkok have been flooded, Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva said. At Satri Watrakhang School, the Chao Phraya River overflowed into the sports ground. The area around Pakklong Talad, the flower and vegetable market, was flooded in the morning, and a wooden bridge and sandbags formed temporary walkways at Prannok Pier near Siriraj Hospital. Read more on Bangkok Post. Bangkok Post shows a map of communities along Chao Phraya and Khlong Bangkok Noi, that have been flooded. See the 7-Day-Weather-Forecast for Thailand by Thai Meteorological Department Thai authorities on Wednesday issued a warning for possible flash floods and mudslides in 15 southern provinces in the coming days. Read more See the flood in Ayutthaya: video This update is from 26 october 2010 "Bangkok survives but round 2 coming", writes The Nation thaiflood.com has News in Thai and English. It wants to be a news and donation information center. thaiflood.com has also a map, where you can zoom to a certain location and see videos and pictures of the situation. On twitter.com you get the latest news by people and journalists with the search thaiflood. You can also do a twitter-search with flood and bangkok and get this result. A map of flood risk areas in Bangkok by Bangkok Post. See how people walked on sandbags at Saphan Thaksin Skytrain Station See Ban Nong O near Prachinburi on this video See communities along Chao Phraya River on this video This update is from 25 october 2010 See Chao Phraya River and Ko Kred เกาะเกร็ด in Nonthaburi on this video See flooded houses in Bangkrua in Nonthaburi on this video See the flood in Korat on this video Recommend this blog on Twitter an Facebook
This update is from 3 november 2010
Troups were under way to reach people isolated by the floods in the Southern Provines of Thailand.
In Hat Yai the water had receded in suburbs, but in the city centre it was still more than two metres high. The flood water level in Kim Yong and Santisuk markets in downtown Hat Yai decreased to 50 centimetres from the reported peak of two to three metres. The average flood level in the entire urban area was 1.5 metres last night, this according to "The Nation". Electricity was now available in certain areas except Kim Yong market. See pictures by Juarawee
A weather report said the storms had changed direction towards Cambodia and Vietnam but would still cause heavy rain in coastal provinces on the Gulf of Thailand.
The Airport of the island Koh Samui has reopened at 3pm on Wednesday. Travelling Trini shows pictures of the flood on Koh Samui on her blog.
Also Surat Thani Airport has reopened. Hat Yai Airport is open.
Read more on Bangkok Post.
This update is from 2 november 2010
Again pictures of the flood in Thailand go around the world. But Bangkok is not affected right now.
The flood hits provinces in the South of Thailand. In Hat Yai for example the water was two to three meters high, around one million people in the province have been affected. See boat on the street in Hatyai: Pictures by naelkung and Phassaphol
Also the islands Koh Samui and Koh Phangan were declared disaster zones. Koh Samui's airport was closed Tuesdayx, but reopening was planned, ferries to the island were stopped.
Train services in the South were stopped. Electricity and communication were down in several areas.
See a map of the flood in the South of Thailand
Read more on Bangkok Post. For information on Samui airport contact Bangkok Airways call centre at 1771 or 02-270-6699. For information on train services contact the State Railway of Thailand at Hotline 1690 or see on www.railway.co.th. Flood centre in Hat Yai: call 074 200 000, 074 200 007 or Hotline 1559.
This update is from 28 october 2010
Picture JuaraweeOn Koh Kret in Nonthaburi you cannot shop anymore.
Acoording to the Emergency Medical Institute of Thailand 54 men and 14 women in 19 provinces have died because of the flood in Thailand.
The coordination center for flood relief yesterday warned that Bangkok and vicinity areas are to brace for flooding conditions during the high tide peak on November 8. Read more on The Nation
Until October 31 a strong monsoon is hovering over the South and the Gulf of Thailand, as The Nation notes.
This update is from 27 october 2010
Still flood alert in Bangkok for the next to days, but until now the flood defence of the city has worked. 1000 homes along the Chao Phraya river in Bangkok have been flooded, Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva said. At Satri Watrakhang School, the Chao Phraya River overflowed into the sports ground. The area around Pakklong Talad, the flower and vegetable market, was flooded in the morning, and a wooden bridge and sandbags formed temporary walkways at Prannok Pier near Siriraj Hospital. Read more on Bangkok Post. Bangkok Post shows a map of communities along Chao Phraya and Khlong Bangkok Noi, that have been flooded. See the 7-Day-Weather-Forecast for Thailand by Thai Meteorological Department Thai authorities on Wednesday issued a warning for possible flash floods and mudslides in 15 southern provinces in the coming days. Read more See the flood in Ayutthaya: video This update is from 26 october 2010 "Bangkok survives but round 2 coming", writes The Nation thaiflood.com has News in Thai and English. It wants to be a news and donation information center. thaiflood.com has also a map, where you can zoom to a certain location and see videos and pictures of the situation. On twitter.com you get the latest news by people and journalists with the search thaiflood. You can also do a twitter-search with flood and bangkok and get this result. A map of flood risk areas in Bangkok by Bangkok Post. See how people walked on sandbags at Saphan Thaksin Skytrain Station See Ban Nong O near Prachinburi on this video See communities along Chao Phraya River on this video This update is from 25 october 2010 See Chao Phraya River and Ko Kred เกาะเกร็ด in Nonthaburi on this video See flooded houses in Bangkrua in Nonthaburi on this video See the flood in Korat on this video Recommend this blog on Twitter an Facebook
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
The train arrives in Suvarnabhumi Airport
See the locations on Bangkok Airport Rail Link Google Map
Picture Ian Fuller
Finally there is a train to Bangkok Airport: Since the beginning of June 2010 the Suvarnabhumi Airport Link (SARL) has been open for a test run. Free rides have been offered by State Railways of Thailand. Commercial service opens on August 23. The ride with the Airport Express train will cost 150 baht. It's not a line of Skytrain, but a separate railway. If you take an express train at the airport, you will stop at Makkasan Station, where you can change to MRT Phetchaburi Metro station. At Makkasan station there will be an City Airport Check-In. If you take a commuter train at the airport with more stops, you can drive to Phayathai Station, get out there and change to the BTS Phayathai Skytrain station. Read more: State Railways Airport Rail Link.
The Airport Link seen from the air. Picture UweBKK
Before an extension of Silom line from Taksin Bridge to Won Wien Yai had started operations for the public in May 2009. The new line delivered free services for the first three month. Earlier the Skytrain didn't cross Chao Phraya River. There are two new stations: Krung Thonburi Station and Wongwian Yai station. See the locations on Google Map Bangkok Transportation.
And why did it take many years to complete this extension? Click David in Siam, he has the answer. If you want to read even more about this story: 2bangkok.com has it.
Picture by Ian Fuller
Maps and timetables of Skytrain, Metro, Buses and railways and connections with boats on Chao Phraya River
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Picture Ian FullerFinally there is a train to Bangkok Airport: Since the beginning of June 2010 the Suvarnabhumi Airport Link (SARL) has been open for a test run. Free rides have been offered by State Railways of Thailand. Commercial service opens on August 23. The ride with the Airport Express train will cost 150 baht. It's not a line of Skytrain, but a separate railway. If you take an express train at the airport, you will stop at Makkasan Station, where you can change to MRT Phetchaburi Metro station. At Makkasan station there will be an City Airport Check-In. If you take a commuter train at the airport with more stops, you can drive to Phayathai Station, get out there and change to the BTS Phayathai Skytrain station. Read more: State Railways Airport Rail Link.
The Airport Link seen from the air. Picture UweBKKBefore an extension of Silom line from Taksin Bridge to Won Wien Yai had started operations for the public in May 2009. The new line delivered free services for the first three month. Earlier the Skytrain didn't cross Chao Phraya River. There are two new stations: Krung Thonburi Station and Wongwian Yai station. See the locations on Google Map Bangkok Transportation.
And why did it take many years to complete this extension? Click David in Siam, he has the answer. If you want to read even more about this story: 2bangkok.com has it.
Picture by Ian Fuller
Maps and timetables of Skytrain, Metro, Buses and railways and connections with boats on Chao Phraya River
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Saturday, May 9, 2009
Spa in Bangkok
Bangkok Post is running articles about spas worth to collect:
Ananda Spa: President Solitaire, Sukhumvit Soi 11 and The Capitol Club, Sukhumvit. Hot stone massage: "Smooth, heat-retaining stones are heated to 70 - 75 degrees Celsius before being used to massage the body and rest on or underneath the body at particular points; including in between the toes", you read in the review of Asian Web Direcvt.
Anne Semonin Spa: Sofitel Silom Bangkok. "A lymphatic drainage technique is used in every facial", describes Bangkok Post.
Chi The Spa at Shangri-La Bangkok: 89 Soi Wat Suan Plu, New Road, Bangrak. The 1,000-square-metre spa was built in accordance with the architectural principles of a Tibetan temple, writes Bangkok Post. Here you enjoy the Himalayan Tsangpo Ritual.
Chi The Spa
Picture by natala007
Himalayan Room
Dahra Beauty & Spa: inside the Triple Two Hotel on Silom Soi 18. Swedish, Shiatsu and Thai massage.
Indara: 47/3-7 Rajdamri Road, Lumpini, Patumwan. Traditional Thai Massage, Aromatherapy Body Massage, Foot Reflexology.
Korn Aromassage: 41 Soi naratiwasratchanakarin 15.
Tel: 02-676-4908, 083 607-2968
Spa by Le Meridien: 6th floor of Le Meridien Bangkok, Surawong Road. You find a collection of massages, facials, body treatments and bathing rituals. Read the review by Bangkok Post.
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Ananda Spa: President Solitaire, Sukhumvit Soi 11 and The Capitol Club, Sukhumvit. Hot stone massage: "Smooth, heat-retaining stones are heated to 70 - 75 degrees Celsius before being used to massage the body and rest on or underneath the body at particular points; including in between the toes", you read in the review of Asian Web Direcvt.
Anne Semonin Spa: Sofitel Silom Bangkok. "A lymphatic drainage technique is used in every facial", describes Bangkok Post.
Chi The Spa at Shangri-La Bangkok: 89 Soi Wat Suan Plu, New Road, Bangrak. The 1,000-square-metre spa was built in accordance with the architectural principles of a Tibetan temple, writes Bangkok Post. Here you enjoy the Himalayan Tsangpo Ritual.
Chi The Spa
Picture by natala007
Himalayan Room
Dahra Beauty & Spa: inside the Triple Two Hotel on Silom Soi 18. Swedish, Shiatsu and Thai massage.
Indara: 47/3-7 Rajdamri Road, Lumpini, Patumwan. Traditional Thai Massage, Aromatherapy Body Massage, Foot Reflexology.
Korn Aromassage: 41 Soi naratiwasratchanakarin 15.
Tel: 02-676-4908, 083 607-2968
Spa by Le Meridien: 6th floor of Le Meridien Bangkok, Surawong Road. You find a collection of massages, facials, body treatments and bathing rituals. Read the review by Bangkok Post.
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