We wish to all our Clients and Associates, that a New Year 2014 be unique and very peaceful time, in which you will realize all your personal plans.
~ Thai Smile Team ~
1st January 2014 we are closed. In the next days, we are open normally.
There is a one night, that we are waiting for all year and which we long for. There is a special evening of the year, when we all gather at a common table. It is a night when all disputes and hatred disappears, and we wish all best to everyone. This special night…. the only one… unique… Christmas….
On this occasion we wish You a Christmas full of warmth, joy and peace, spent in a pleasant atmosphere, with family and friends.
~ Thai Smile Team ~
If you want to enjoy a thai massage in Poznań also today, we are open from 11.00am till 2.00 pm.
25th December we are closed. We are back in 26th December from 4.00 pm. In the next days, we are open normally.
When we think about Christmas we often see a landscape covered snow, but did you know that a tropical climate is not a problem to celebrate Christmas in Thailand? In spite of the fact that over 90% of the population are Buddhists, the Christmas are also celebrated by the Thais because of the concept of “sanuk” every reason to celebrate and fun with family is good! Religious meaning is not important to them, however, from year to year, these holidays are becoming more important in the context of a family atmosphere, mutual kindness and inner spiritual balance and silence.
In Thailand there are no reindeer, but there are … elephants, and some times also tigers, that are dressed up in Santa Claus costumes and participate in the celebrations. In schools, boys dress up as Santa Clauses and and girls dress up as angels, sing Christmas songs, dress the Christmas tree and exchange gifts. City streets are filled with Christmas decorations – lights, Christmas trees, reindeer, snowmen and more … In front of shopping malls appear a giant Christmas trees.
This year, at the end of November, Thailand set a new Guinness record – 852 students aged between 6-15 years, dressed in green, brown and red, formed the largest human Christmas tree. Details of the film..
Despite the fact that Thailand is a constitutional monarchy and the power is in the hands of the National Assembly, King Rama IX (Bhumibol Adulyadej) is held in the greatest respect. It is the longest reigning king in the world, and has earned recognition among the Thais by concern for the country and involvement in its development. December 5th, the birthday of the King, is a national holiday in Thailand, pompously celebrated throughout the country and beyond its borders, also in Poland. Before the weekend we had a pleasure to attend a party organized by the Embassy of Thailand in Warsaw. For the Thais living in exile was an opportunity to celebrate together and strengthen ties.
More pictures from event in gallery.
