Wat Pho Thai Traditional Massage School

The Thai Massage Museum located in Wat Pho also offers Thai massage here.

The Thai massage at the Reclining Buddha Temple in Bangkok is just beside the Reclining Buddha Temple. It is a famous massage parlor in Bangkok. The massager here is very authentic, using ancient Thai massages and modern aromatherapy. The whole massage process is very enjoyable and is definitely a great place to relax.

It is said that the Thai massage school in the Reclining Buddha Temple belongs to the ancestors in Thailand, and most of the masseurs are trained here. It is really good, that is, it takes a long time to go late, and the price seems to be more expensive than the roadside shop.

The Royal Massage Academy of the Reclining Buddha Temple is mentioned in many travel guides in Bangkok. This time I went to experience it. When I went there, I might be in time for the peak time. I was told that I might have to wait 40 minutes after I took the number. If I want to experience it immediately, I can take us to a branch not far away. After confirming the service and price of the branch and the headquarters, I agreed to this suggestion. The waiter led the way for seven or eight minutes to a store in an alley outside the Reclining Buddha Temple. It looked quite decent, and the signboard also wrote the words of the Reclining Buddha Temple Massage Academy. I came to experience it in the place of peace. I experienced a Thai massage for 260 baht for half an hour. I was pressed and kneaded from head to foot. I felt that my muscles and bones were stretched a lot. I personally felt that it was good!

Located in the inner Buddhist temple, there is a Thai massage school. It is said that it is more authentic, the popularity is still quite strong, and you need to queue up. The ancient French Thai massage at the Reclining Buddha Temple is more expensive than the outside, 260 for half an hour. The cheapest one on Khao San Road is generally about 150 yuan an hour, and the average cheap shop is about 200 an hour. Thailand is a tipping country. After massage, you need to pay a tip. Generally, 20-50. In the case of tiredness, the massage can relax your muscles and bones and continue the next trip.

Ok, so. My mom came here when i was a little girl and told stories of mothers teaching their children how to massage here. So I came to experience for myself and sort of have a mother daughter moment. I am close to the same age now that my mom was when she was here. It is much more gentrified now. Allot more formal. Still enjoyed, but seems to be a bit more touristy than when mom was here.

The Thai massage experienced at the famous Reclining Buddha Temple Massage School is quite a lot of people, and there is a queue for a while. The price is more expensive than the outside, but it is not too expensive. I have a full-body massage for half an hour. I don’t need to take off my clothes. The masseur is random. When I press, the body is twisted. I can hear the sound of bone sputum, but it doesn't hurt much. It's quite comfortable after pressing, and the body relaxes a lot.