Feriehus i Salaya

You will jump right into the basic of Thai massage. Basiclly, i will show you how to do massaage on head, shoulder and hand first. Afterthat, you will practice and learn about how to do it. Also, I will teach you about how to avoide an injury that might happen during doing massage. Believe me, the more practicing , the more expertize you willl gain. Remember to bring any book for your shortnote.

The experience kicks off on the Thonburi side of the river, formerly the capital of Thailand. You’ll follow us and cycle along through winding alleys Jam packed with stalls selling Thai goods. Here you’ll stop and get a chance to browse the enticing food stalls brimming with local produce. Then, you’ll continue cycling through a vibrant mix of local Thai communities, stopping at interesting temples along the way, where Jam will talk about Buddhism and the history of the local communities. Next, relax with some lunch at a canal side restaurant, where you can take in the scenery and eat a delightful local Thai meal. Once you’re refreshed, learn more about Bangkok’s history as you cycle along the canal and green areas of Bangkok, completing your journey at a canal side market where the bikes are loaded onto a long tail canal boat. On the canal boat you’ll see the canal-side life-style with its colourful scenery and the local canal-side communities. If you’re lucky you might get a glimpse of an Asian Water Monitor sunning itself on the banks of the river. The tour concludes at your original departure point. Other things to note You'll be riding on comfortable bikes with suspension. A helmet is provided on this cycle of Bangkok so you can enjoy a safe ride with us. We will take plenty of photos and will send you a link to download them.

After being instructed on how to use our electric scooters and have given you a test run then we will start the tour. First we will give you a brief history of Bangkok and it's food culture as we ride to the first stop. ⭐Local Thai Market - our first stop on the tour is a local Thai market, here you'll get to try some local Thai fruits and get to see how local Thai people buy their food. From here we will explore the narrow alleyways of the ThonBuri side of Bangkok before we cross over the Chao Phraya River via the memorial bridge to Chinatown ⭐Chinatown - here you'll get to try some street food from Bangkok's most famous street food street, we'll tell you about the history of the Chinese community and how they influenced the Thai food and culture. After this we get back on the scooter and ride around the back streets of Chinatown, before we cross back over the river on a local ferry. ⭐Tha Din Daeng Market - at this local market we'll sample some traditional Thai foods, before stopping at a local park. ⭐Wat Prayoon - at this local temple we stop so you can feed the turtles for a bit of kama, after which we take the scooter along the riverside path. Then we return to the start where we say goodbye Other things to note Don't worry if you haven't ridden an electric scooter before we'll make sure you can ride the scooter before we set out.

The experience starts on the Thonburi side of Bangkok, where you’ll cycle through winding alleys to a local Thai family’s restaurant to enjoy an authentic Thai meal. After dinner, you’ll cycle through a few lesser-known areas to see Bangkok like a local. We’ll stop at Wat Arun where you’ll want to take photos and then cross the Chao Phraya River on a local ferry. Once on the other side of the river, we cycle to Wat Pho where Jam will show you around the temple lit up at night. Next, we’ll cycle around the Royal Grand Palace then onto the Bangkok flower market. At the flower market, you’ll experience the beauty and exoticism of the fresh flowers. Then we head toward Chinatown where you’ll experience cycling among the bright neon lights and the many market alleys and street food vendors savouring the sights, sounds and smells of Chinatown. Finally, we cross the river on a local ferry and cycle like a local through some of the winding back streets. The ride concludes at your original departure point. Other things to note A helmet, light and high-visibility jacket are provided on this night bike ride of Bangkok so you can enjoy a safe ride around the city with your us. We cater for any dietary requirements We will take plenty of photos and will send you a link to download them.

After being instructed on how to use our e-scooters and have given you a test run then we will start the tour. First we will give you a brief history of Bangkok as we ride to the first stop. ⭐Local Temple - After your confident on the scooter we'll tour through a few lesser-known areas to see Bangkok like a local. ⭐Wat Arun - We’ll stop at Wat Arun where you’ll want to take photos of Wat Arun as it shimmers lit up at night. After we cross the river on a local ferry. ⭐Wat Pho - Once on the other side of the river, we'll ride to Wat Pho where we will show you around the temple at night. Here we'll tell you some history of Thailand and Bangkok. ⭐Royal Grand Palace - at night the Palace is closed, but it's still a magnificent site at night. ⭐ Street Food Dinner - for dinner you'll get to eat like a local as we stop for to eat street food at a local store. ⭐Flower Market - Next, you’ll explore Pak Khlong Talat Bangkok’s colorful and fragrant flower market, the market is open 24 hours and at night you’ll see everything from common roses to bright orchids, lilies and more. ⭐Wat Prayoon - Finally, we visit Wat Prayoon with its huge white stupa lit up at night. After we ride along the riverside and winding back streets back to the start, where we say goodbye. Other things to note Don't worry if you haven't ridden an electric scooter before we'll make sure you can ride the scooter before we set out.