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Reader question: Guasha (Hak) massage in Chiang Mai (or Bangkok)

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Tags: massage

25 August 2017

Dear readers,

I was curious if there are people who have experience and know where they give Guasha (called Hak in Thai, I think) in Chiang Mai and/or Bangkok.
Now I understand that they do this with coins in Thailand from an old tradition and I am very curious about this way of massaging that is less known to the general public.

Through the internet I can only find the well-known Thai massages in Chiang mai and Bangkok.

I hope someone has experience with this and can give me some advice.

Regards,

John

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2 responses to “Reader question: Guasha (Hak) massage in Chiang Mai (or Bangkok)”

Renevan says up

25 August 2017 to 17: 30

My wife just called and came up with the following.
Banjob Saelor Tel. 0865869496
Golden Bell Hotel Chiangmai
50/1 Rajchiangsaen rd. T.haiya A. Muang, Chiangmai
This hotel is located near the South gate where the Saturday night walking street is also.
Not really clear if he lives there or does the massage there.
It is important to clarify how your condition is, whether you exercise, where you have problems, etc.
Initially, a small part is massaged because the body has to come into balance later.

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John Hatten says up

26 August 2017 to 11: 28

Thanks for looking. I am very curious.

Gr John

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Reader question: Guasha (Hak) massage in Chiang Mai (or Bangkok)

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