Food, Travel and Lifestyle

Steamed blue crabs pair perfectly with Thai spicy seafood dip.//Photo: Yung Gleua Ban Leam

Phetchaburi on a plate

Phetchaburi, a historic coastal province, invites you to enjoy a weekend drive through its diverse flavours and traditions. While Khao Wang, or Palace Hill, and its historical enclaves may draw…

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Bang Khun Phrom Palace – a former royal residence rich in history, art and architecture

If you would like to take a step back in time, to explore the charm of Siam during the King Rama V era, Bang Khun Phrom Palace, one of the…

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21 days of Songkran: festivity highlights

Songkran in Thailand will last 21 days this year. The Ministry of Tourism and Sport has announced extended festivities to celebrate UNESCO’s inscription of the holiday on the prestigious Intangible…

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Visitors to Wat Pho will be treated to a truly spectacular and immersive experience with captivating traditional art performances.//Photo/Wat Pho

Culture, traditions and lots and lots of water

From water fights to cultural delights, Bangkok’s Songkran celebration has it all. In the heart of the Thai capital, as the scorching sun transitions into the Aries constellation, Songkran—the Thai…

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IN PICTURES – Eid al-Fitr prayer said at Bangkok’s historic Tonson Mosque

As Muslims around the world gather to mark the end of Ramadan, the Thailand’s Islamic community at the historic Tonson Mosque joined the Eid al-Fitr prayer during the early hours…

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Fighting overweight and obesity 

Obesity is a major public health problem, both internationally and in Thailand. In 2022, according to the World Health Organization, 1 in 8 people in the world were living with…

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Chon Buri to be featured in the Michelin Guide 2025

The Michelin Guide Thailand is to feature Chon Buri in its 2025 edition, marking both its eighth year and the inclusion of Bangkok’s nearest seaside province. This expansion widens the…

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Dream jobs drown in ‘Red Ocean’: Why YouTubers are quitting

Prominent YouTubers have recently left the social media platform while many others are considering cutting down on their video uploads. It’s a trend that is growing globally, and Thailand is…

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“Chivit Nee Chata Likit”, Dr Sumet Tantivejkul’s autobiography

Lessons in destiny: Dr Sumet Tantivejkul’s autobiography launched

“An autobiography not only relates stories about a person’s life, but it is also a book full of lessons. Good or bad, we all have to go through (life).” In…

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Participating artists

Art expo ‘The Spirits of Maritime Crossing’ sets sail for Venice Biennale

The Bangkok Art Biennale (BAB) Foundation recently announced that 15 artworks by Southeast Asian artists were headed to Italy’s famed City of Canals. “The Spirits of Maritime Crossing” a collateral…

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Songkran in Chiang Mai will culminate with a spectacular and ceremonial procession, set against the backdrop of the ancient cityscape.//Photo: TAT’s Chiang Mai Office

Chiang Mai: A dive into tradition and water splashing

As April dawns upon Chiang Mai with its scorching sun and searing heat, the former Lanna capital bursts into energy, heralding the arrival of Songkran, the traditional Thai New Year…

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Electric vehicles take center stage at the 45th Bangkok International Motor Show

Electric vehicles, particularly those from leading Chinese brands, are sparking interest among car enthusiasts and very much stealing the spotlight at the 45th Bangkok International Motor Show (BIMS). This year’s…

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Mutual respect: Transcending social needs and cultural differences

The recent scuffle between Thai and Filipino transgender groups on Sukhumvit Soi 11 in Bangkok has questioned whether Thailand’s attempts to build a strong regional identity for our LBTQ+ communities…

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A vibrant hub of travel, culture, and culinary delights awaits travel enthusiasts at Thailand Tourism 2024.//Photo: TAT

Welcome to the heart of Southeast Asia’s gem – Thailand

The 42nd annual Thailand Tourism 2024, curated by the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), promises to enchant with diverse activities across nine captivating zones. From March 28 to April 1,…

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The Phuttha Chinnarat National Museum showcases a diverse collection of ancient artifacts and art objects.//Photo: Fine Arts Department

New temple museum highlights the spirituality of Phitsanulok

In the heart of Phitsanulok, Thailand, amid a landscape steeped in history and spirituality, lies “Wat Yai” or Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat. This fourteenth-century Buddhist temple is a beacon…

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One Piece Exhibition arrives in Bangkok for an unforgettable adventure

Calling all One Piece fans! The highly anticipated exhibition “The Great Era of Piracy Asia Tour” has finally docked in Bangkok, Thailand! Running until May 12, 2024, at CentralWorld Live,…

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Pichaya “Pam” Soontornyanakij //Photo by bychefpam.com

Chef Pam of “Potong” wins Asia’s Best Female Chef 2024

Thai gastronomic innovator and restaurant owner Pichaya “Pam” Soontornyanakij has been named Asia’s Best Female Chef 2024 in Asia’s 50 Best Restaurant Awards. Pichaya said she wants her win to…

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The streets are bursting with life during the vibrant Poy Sang Long procession in Mae Hong Son province, Thailand’s North.//Photo: Phoowadon Duangmee

Rituals of Colour and Joy

The northern province of Mae Hong Son comes alive with vibrant colours and rich traditions during the Poy Sang Long Festival, creating a mesmerizing spectacle from March to April. The…

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“Miang Kleep Bua Phrik Klua,” a sensational lotus petal wrap, is served at the Bang Ko Bua riverside community.//Photo: Bang Ko Bua Tourism

The Riverside Retreat Inside Bangkok’s Hidden Oasis

Seeking refuge from the sweltering heat of Bangkok? Discover a tranquil oasis just a stone’s throw away from the urban sprawl in the Bang Ko Bua riverside community along the…

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Photo by Veena Thoopkrajae

A new art exhibition explores the Thai capital beyond its slogan

If you find yourself rolling your eyes at the overly rosy picture painted by Bangkok’s slogan, “Krungthep Cheewit Dee Dee Thee Long Tua” (Bangkok: The Perfect Life), then a new…

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Flat lay of plant based vegetarian meat products for a plant based diet on a wooden table.

Price and taste play big roles in adopting a plant-based diet

Plant-based food companies and brands are being urged to improve the taste and lower the prices of their products while providing more information about the benefits of plant-based foods and…

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Explore the mind through ‘Basement in Your Soul’ exhibition

In her first solo exhibition, “Basement in Your Soul,” Napath Kuntaruck (aka “Fahfahs”) beautifully presents the human mind through art. She compares it to various rooms in a house, including…

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The Piman Chakri Throne Hall greets visitors with mesmerizing projection mapping.//Photo by Warunee Maneekum

Stepping into the Dazzling Light at Wang Phya Thai

No longer just a historical landmark, Phya Thai Palace is now all about light, as the palace plays host to a magnificent light show to celebrate its 101st anniversary. “The…

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Princess captures home and the world in ‘Theirs and Ours’

The immediate reaction of visitors to HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn’s latest photo exhibition will undoubtedly be that she is good at capturing moments just like her father! And indeed,…

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Thai self-confidence index reveals gap between aspirations and appearance

A fascinating new study, the “Self-Confidence Index”**, sheds light on the aspirations and anxieties of Thai consumers regarding their appearance. While Thais across various generations show considerable confidence in their…

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Buddhists in traditional attire travel in long-tailed boats to celebrate Magha Puja Day in the middle of Phayao Reservoir in northern Thailand.//Photo: TAT’s Chiang Rai Office

Marking a magical Magha Puja on tranquil waters

Nestled in the heart of Phayao Province, the picturesque Phayao Reservoir will serve as the backdrop for a celebration like no other – Magha Puja Day. On February 24, this…

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Wat Chaiwatthanaram in Ayutthaya will host an outdoor performance of khon, the traditional Thai masked drama, on March 9 and 10.//Photo: Fine Arts Department

Thailand’s Rich Cultural Tapestry Unveiled Beneath the Stars

Wat Chaiwatthanaram, a seventeenth-century Buddhist monument in Ayutthaya, is poised to host a groundbreaking outdoor performance of traditional Thai masked dance on March 9 and 10. This unique cultural event,…

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Welcome to Bangkok Chinatown, a dazzling wonderland.//Photo: Prasert Thepsri

A Dragon Lights Up the Night in Yaowarat

As the sun sets over Bangkok, the vibrant lights of Yaowarat Road in the heart of the city’s Chinatown illuminate the bustling streets, marking the beginning of the Chinese New…

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Four Shrines to Pray at during the Golden Dragon Year

The Chinese New Year is just around the corner, and Chinese communities worldwide are gearing up to celebrate the beginning of the year of the dragon on the traditional Chinese…

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The Chankasem Palace opens its doors at night, welcoming visitors every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 4.30pm to 9pm.//Photo: Fine Arts Department

A Royal Abode by Night

Visit Chankasem Palace beyond regular hours and delve into its sixteenth-century heritage after dark. With a special tour guide from the Fine Arts Department, you will discover the stories of…

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Embrace tranquility and tradition: Celebrate Chinese Lunar New Year at Wat Leng Noei Yi 2

If you are thinking about going somewhere during the Chinese Lunar New Year, the Chinese Buddhist temple, Wat Boromracha Kanchanapisek Anusorn (or Wat Leng Noei Yi 2) in Nonthaburi province,…

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Unveiling Baan Krua’s rich heritage through its signature dish

Many Thais are familiar with the Muslim community of Baan Krua mainly because of its fight several years ago against a planned expressway, which would have eaten up a significant…

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Sacred Khao Thamorat// Photo by Warunee Maneekum

Khao Thamorrat, the sacred landmark of Sri Thep

Since UNESCO’s recognition of Sri Thep as a World Heritage site last year, visitors have been flocking to the ruins. Yet few make it to Khao Thamorrat, the sacred mountain…

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A mesmerizing stage performance narrating the illustrious history of Phra Narai Ratchaniwet Palace, the second residence of King Narai the Great.//Photo: King Narai’s Reign Festival Facebook

Royal Spectacle: King Narai’s Reign Festival in Lop Buri

Located in the heart of Thailand, where history seamlessly intertwines with the present, is the city of Lop Buri. Renowned for its rich cultural heritage, this province serves as a…

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Children from Baan Tham Suea leap into the waters of the Phetchaburi River.//Photo : Baan Tham Suea Facebook

Baan Tham Suea: a tranquil retreat near Bangkok

Just a leisurely two-hour drive south of bustling Bangkok lies a hidden gem offering respite from urban chaos. Baan Tham Suea, or Tiger Cave Village, is the perfect haven for…

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Sakura Bridge takes centre stage at the Khun Wang Agriculture Research Centre in Chiang Mai. //Photo : TAT

Wild Himalayan cherry trees cast a spell across Thailand’s northern mountains

From January to February, Thailand’s northern mountains, both grand and modest, don a festive shawl of cherry blossoms. Known locally as “Nang Phaya Suea Khrong” and Thai Sakura, the Wild…

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Experts urge policy rethink as elephant population boom sparks escalating conflicts

2023 was a bloody 12 months in the ongoing saga of human-elephant conflicts in Thailand, marking the sixth consecutive year of escalating incidents. Records for 2023 show a disconcerting surge…

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Bangkok Design Week 2024 unveils creative ideas for a livable city

Bangkok Design Week 2024 (BKKDW2024) returns for its 7th edition from January 27 to February 4, showcasing an extravaganza of creative works of art and design projects scattered across 15…

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Cannabis businesses like this one in Bangkok’s Chinatown have sprung up all over the country. //Photo by Veena Thoopkrajae

Healthier food and snacks to choose in 2024

Healthy eating has been affected by years of inflation. The rising cost of living has forced many to be more frugal, which has meant cutting back on grocery bills and…

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Progress observed in Mae Wong – Khlong Lan rewilding

A deer giving birth might not appear remarkable. But when the fawn is born in Mae Wong – Khlong Lan national parks in the north of Thailand, it’s cause for…

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Why New Year’s weight loss resolutions don’t work

Every New Year, most of us make resolutions that will help us change for the better. Unsurprisingly, after over-indulging during the festive season, many of these resolutions involve improving our…

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Wat Benchamabophit//Photo by Prasert Thepsri

All lit up! Visiting Bangkok’s best-known temples and museum at night

There’s no better time to explore Bangkok’s royal temples than the present. Admiring the exquisite architecture of Buddhist temples during the day has long been more popular with foreign visitors…

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Som Tum Poo Pla Ra (Papaya salad with crab and fermented fish)//Photo : Pinterest

Som Tum Poo Pla Ra, most sought-after menu : Grab Thailand

Som Tum Poo Pla Ra (Papaya salad with crab and fermented fish) has been the most sought-after menu and the best-selling dish, with over 4.4 million orders via GrabFood throughout…

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Lalisa “Lisa” Manoban

Boosting the Thai economy with soft power assets

From cat patterned pants to crab printed trousers and sumptuously designed ice cream imitating mackerel, Thailand’s provinces are going all out to promote the country’s creative economy. They are using…

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A visitor admires the wildflower meadow in Pha Luang Waterfall Forest Park, Ubon Ratchathani, northeastern Thailand. Photo by TAT Ubon Ratchathani Office

Ubon Ratchathani from the bottom up

In the lower part of northeastern Thailand, along the Thailand-Laos border through which the Mekong River winds its merry way, lies Ubon Ratchathani—a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. Known…

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Pad Krapao

Thai cuisine continues to make its mark

Five Thai dishes, including Pad Krapao, have been listed among the world’s top 100 dishes, according to the TasteAtlas website, and Thai cuisine generally has been ranked 17th best in…

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Gastronomic diversity shines: Thailand gains 2 new 2-star and 6 one-star restaurants in the 2024 Michelin Guide

Of the 35 Michelin-starred restaurants, Thailand has welcomed two new two-star and six additional one-star restaurants in the 2024 Michelin Guide Thailand edition, which consists of 447 food establishments: seven…

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Haroon Mosque’s community is renowned for authentic and tasty biryani.//Photo by Haroon Mosque

Of faith and flavours

The historic Haroon Mosque in Bangkok’s Bang Rak District will mark its 125th anniversary on December 16. The quasquicentennial jubilee promises not just a commemoration within the mosque’s historic walls…

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Tourism vs conservation: The controversial cable car plan dividing Thailand

The government has revived controversial plans to build a cable car in Phu Kradeung National Park, a hidden gem whose pristine mountains have long been accessible to hikers only. While…

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An iconic Mae Klong culinary delight brings together a handful of fresh vegetables, sensational chilli relish, and pan-fried mackerel.//Photo by TAT’s Samut Songkhram Office

Lip-smacking Mae Klong mackerel: a real treat for the taste buds

The viral sensation, or perhaps the cheeky mimicry, of mackerel ice cream on a stick promises to captivate the taste buds of young visitors to the Mackerel Festival in the…

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U-Khao

Diversity Highlighted in the 2024 Michelin Bib Gourmand List

Thirty-two restaurants have been awarded the ‘Bib Gourmand’ symbol for the first time in the Michelin Guide Thailand 2024. Now in its seventh edition, this year’s guide has extended its…

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Photo : Courtesy of Siam Society

Elegant Kamthieng House to close for major renovations

The iconic traditional Thai house known as the Kamthieng House Museum at the Siam Society under Royal Patronage in Soi Asoke (Sukhumvit 21) is closing for major renovations from 30…

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Phu Kradueng

People in Phu Kradueng district in favour of cable car project : district chief

The district chief officer of Phu Kradueng district, in Thailand’s north-eastern province of Loei, has claimed that almost all the people there are in favour of the proposed cable car,…

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Fireworks and light art turn the Chao Phraya River into a captivating canvas of illuminated brilliance.//Photo by TAT

December delight: the Chao Phraya comes alive with extravagant light shows

Fireworks, shopping sprees, inspiring events, tasty cuisine and the festive mood set the stage for year-end celebrations. With the arrival of December, Bangkok is gearing up for plenty of spirited…

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A young couple finds a romantic photo opportunity against the enchanting backdrop of Flora Fair at Rama IX 2023.//Photo by TAT

All abloom at Rama IX Park

In the eastern suburbs of Bangkok, just a short ride away from the vibrant cityscape and urban bustle, you’ll discover Rama IX Park – an expansive green haven, considered the…

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World’s and Asia’s most valuable stamps on display in Bangkok

The famous British Guiana One-Cent Magenta, which is hailed as the world’s most expensive stamp at more than US$8 million (around THB300 million) and the Japan 1871 500mon Center Inverted,…

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Culinary chronicle of royal chef launched

A culinary masterpiece comprising a collection of cookbooks inspired by the memoirs of Thanphuying Prasarnsuk Tantivejkul, the esteemed royal chef of King Rama IX and Her Majesty Queen Sirikit the…

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Digital options for floating your krathong

Today is Loy Krathong Day. For those who are unable to visit places to celebrate, some agencies are offering the option to float krathongs (festive baskets) online. Bangkok Metropolitan Administration…

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Embracing rural tranquillity: A farmstay in Mae Chaem provides an idyllic escape amidst terraced rice paddies.//Photo by Kowit Farmstay

Mae Chaem: The Tranquil Side of Doi Inthanon

Tucked away on the flank of Doi Inthanon mountain in Northern Thailand, Mae Chaem is a concealed treasure awaiting discovery by discerning travellers seeking respite from the bustling crowds typical…

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Salapao Krathong

Sustainable Celebrations: Eco-Friendly Ideas for Loy Krathong

A marine and environmental expert has emphasised three crucial factors for floating krathongs  the Loy Krathong festival on November 27, namely the materials used, the quantity and the area in…

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In Sukhothai, the birthplace of the Loy Krathong festival, the celebration promises festivalgoers a spectacular event.//Photo by TAT

Lighting up the night for Loy Krathong

Thailand is abuzz with excitement as the much-anticipated Loy Krathong celebrations kick off with the “Delightful Colours of the River, Loy Krathong Celebrations 2023” festival. Loy Krathong, often referred to…

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Flights cancelled or rescheduled due to planned lantern festival in Chiang Mai

Chiang Mai International Airport has cancelled 101 flights and rescheduled 59 others during the two-day sky lantern festival next week for safety reasons. Chiang Mai is the heart of the…

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Thai author Pim Wangtechawat holds a copy of her debut novel “The Moon Represents My Heart”//AFP

Thai authors poised for breakthrough, Hollywood boost

With a spate of critically lauded novels — one of them picked up by Netflix — a new wave of young Thai authors looks poised to break through on the…

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Loy Krathong 2023 celebrations around the country

The Loy Krathong festival is just around the corner; this year, Loy Krathong day will fall on November 27. This is the Thai PBS World list of provinces in which…

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From everyday objects to mesmerizing works of art

Beauty really is in the eye of the beholder at the debut exhibition in Bangkok of Tunisian-French jewellery designer-turned-artist Shourouk Rhaiem. The renowned designer has turned everyday objects that are…

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Miss Thailand jUniverse Apasara Hongsakula is crowned Miss Universe in 1965.

Facts, fun, and frenzy: the Miss Universe pageant explained

The most anticipated beauty pageant in the world, the Miss Universe Pageant started life as a model search promoting a swimsuit brand but is now regarded as an annual global…

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Experience the magical beauty of the 17th-century monument with the ‘Tonight at Wat Chaiwatthanaram’ light-up. Photo by FAD

Historical parks and sites light up after dark in a winter celebration

For those who love roaming around historical parks and ancient sites by day to be captivated by their mystic beauty, the thrill can now reach new heights. This holiday season,…

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Thailand’s Goddess Earth comes to the Miss Universe stage

Those unfamiliar with Thai culture might be curious as to the story behind the meticulously crafted costume worn by Miss Universe Thailand Anntonia Porsild in the national costume round of…

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Bangkok world’s fourth most online-searched tourist city in global survey

Bangkok is ranked the world’s fourth most searched tourist destination online in 2023, according to a survey conducted by eDreams Odigeo, one of the world’s largest travel companies. According to…

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Art in our dreams

The 10th edition of “Galleries’ Nights” is once again bringing a feast of visual delights to Bangkok over two nights, with a variety of events taking place tonight (Friday, November…

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James Nachtwey’s ‘Memoria’ – Capturing humanity’s essence through a retrospective photo exhibition

In the realm of photojournalism, James Nachtwey is a name with resonance and significance. He has traversed the globe, documenting the most pressing issues of our time with a lens…

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Is organic farming the solution to Thai school lunch crisis?

Two problems plaguing Thailand – unhealthy meals for schoolkids and farmers threatened by volatile food prices and climate change – have a simple win-win solution, say experts. By collaborating with…

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Junji Ito Horror House…..Where Nightmares Come to Life

When it comes to the world of horror manga, few names evoke the dread and fascination as Junji Ito. His eerie and unsettling stories, filled with grotesque imagery and macabre…

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File photo : Doi Inthanon National Park is covered with frost in winter.//Photo by National Park Department

Cold season may arrive in mid-November, last just a month

The cold season in Thailand may arrive in the middle of this month, about two weeks later than usual, and it may only last about a month. Somkuan Tonjan, head…

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Kew Mae Pan is perfect for experiencing a breathtaking sunrise, as it offers stunning views from above the misty valley.//Photo by National Park Department

Walking on the Roof of Thailand

Kew Mae Pan in Chiang Mai province, considered as one of Thailand’s best scenic natural trails, has finally reopened to the public after undergoing five months of rehabilitation. Nature enthusiasts…

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The rhythm and vibes of Southeast Asia

Southeast Asia is a treasure trove of many cultures, and within these cultures are numerous musical traditions and styles. Interestingly, most of these age-old musical styles, or at least traces…

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The Tai people in Mae Hong Son decorate their surroundings with colourful lanterns and paper cuttings to celebrate the Poi Lern Sip Et festival.//Photo by Phoowadon Duangmee

Poi Learn Sip Et: A journey through time and culture

As northern Thailand prepares for the culmination of the Buddhist Lent, the “Poi Lern Sip Et” Festival in Mae Hong Son Province is all set to take centre stage. Renowned…

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The Fine Arts Department of Thailand is creating the Phra Phuttha Sihing Buddha in commemoration of the department’s 122nd anniversary. Photo/Fine Arts Department

Fine Arts Department recreates the Phra Phuttha Sihing Buddha

The enigmatic history of the Phra Phuttha Sihing Buddha may forever remain shrouded in mystery, but Thailand’s Fine Arts Department is embarking on a remarkable endeavour to recreate one of…

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Artificial nests installed for parakeets at Nonthaburi temple

A conservationist group installed four artificial bird’s nests today (Tuesday) in two resin trees (Dipterocarpus alatus) in the compound of Madua Temple in Bang Bua Thong district of Nonthaburi province,…

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Mother Earth takes centre stage at the 4th edition of Bangkok Art Biennale

With just over a year before the launch of the 4th edition of Bangkok Art Biennale (BAB 2024), the Bangkok Art Biennale Foundation has chosen a theme that mirrors the…

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Explore the first ever GUNDAM exhibition in Thailand

Gundam, the iconic Japanese franchise, known for its giant robotic “mech” suits and its accompanying model kits, Gunpla, has captured the hearts and minds of enthusiasts around the world.  In…

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The Si Thep Vishnu sculpture exudes an inherent elegance, featuring a slender physique adorned with conical headgear and a graceful, bent posture at the waist and hips.

A Journey Through Time: the Si Thep and the World Heritage Exhibition

The Bangkok National Museum is currently hosting an enthralling exhibition titled “Si Thep and the World Heritage”, shedding light on the recent recognition of the ancient city of Si Thep…

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Multiculturalism in Bangkok seen through the younger generations’ photography

Thailand, often referred to as the “Land of Smiles,” is renowned for its stunning landscapes, rich history and warm hospitality. Beneath its vibrant surface lies a fascinating multicultural tapestry, which…

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Spiritual Odyssey: Marina Abramović ‘s Journey in ‘The Spirits of Maritime Crossing’

The otherwise mesmerizing town of Venice becomes horribly distorted and hazy as Marina Abramović stumbles through, her entire surroundings thrown into tumultuous chaos as her soul begins to depart her…

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Ban Chang Nak’s exquisite elephant wood carvings have made their mark in craft shops around the world. Photo by Ban Chang Nak

Elephants of a Different Feather

Chiang Mai, a city steeped in tradition and culture, is renowned for its iconic and beloved souvenirs of elephant wood sculptures. These sculptures, which come in various sizes, always have…

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Mala Hotpot Sichuan Sytle

In Love with Spice: Thailand’s Fiery Affair with Mala Hotpot

Even as Thai cuisine is making its mark worldwide, with many dishes earning titles like “world’s best”, local Thais, especially the younger generation, have developed a fondness for Sichuan cuisine’s…

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City farming is our future!

Small spaces for growing vegetables are on the rise around Bangkok as more city dwellers realise that this modest activity helps to add money to their wallets and reduces their…

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Sichon’s coastline in Nakhon Si Thammarat is bordered by coconut groves, with Khao Luang Mountain rising in the background.//Photo : Delivering Asia Communications

Nakhon Si Thammarat: Thailand’s eco-friendly haven

Sitting quietly in Southern Thailand, Nakhon Si Thammarat province is a captivating destination that showcases some of Thailand’s most breathtaking natural wonders. Its lush green hills and pristine coastline make…

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French artist Miguel Chevalier

The immersive world of Miguel Chevalier

Digital art may be very common today but 40 years ago, it was not recognised as “art” with non-enthusiasts regarding it as a waste of time and effort. “In the…

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Phu Kradueng National Park to reopen next month

Phu Kradueng National Park, one of Thailand’s famous natural gems, will be ready to welcome visitors again next month, following a four-month seasonal closure. The annual closure of Phu Kradueng…

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American model Paloma Elsesser presents a creation for Mugler during the Haute-Couture Spring-Summer 2023 Fashion Week in Paris on January 26.//AFP

The ‘tyranny of thinness’ still dominates fashion

Despite claims that the fashion industry is embracing curvier bodies, the data suggests it could be guilty of what one expert calls “fat-washing”. While a handful of plus-size models such…

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Wild gaur injures three forest rangers in Buri Ram

Three forest rangers were injured by a gaur in Buri Ram province on Friday evening. Atthaphon Charoenchansa, head of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation, said the incident took place…

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File photo : French fashion designer Olivier Rousteing//AFP

Paris Fashion Week starts after Balmain robbery

Paris, France – The hectic fashion season reaches its last stop in Paris on Monday, with the biggest intrigue being whether beloved brand Balmain can recover from the theft of 50 outfits…

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Monet and Impressionist artists immortalized in Bangkok exhibition

In what promises to be a real feast for the eyes, the newly opened digital immersive exhibition “Monet & Friends Alive Bangkok” brings the best impressionist artworks by Claude Monet…

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Kingfishers are often found in Kaeng Krachan National Park.//Photo courtesy of the National Park Department.

Going wild in Kaeng Krachan

It’s 3pm and the pick-up truck growls as it negotiates the winding road towards Thailand’s largest National Park, Kaeng Krachan. Samrong Meekaew, an enthusiastic park ranger and guide, runs visitors…

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The 10 awardees at the opening of Learning Fest 2023

Promoting life-long learning with the ‘Wonderlearn’ project

What do young celebrities like actor Chanon “Nonkul” Santinatornkul, singer Nanthapak “Fame” Kittirattanawiwat and Gen X media personalities Karuna Buakamsri and Thapanee Eadsrichai have in common? And what do opposition…

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Thailand’s Phat Kraphao best stir-fry in the world – TasteAtlas.com

Phat Kraphao is the most basic dish available at most street food stalls. It is sometimes called the “thoughtless” dish, for people who have no idea what to order and…

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Historical stone sculptures stand in rows at the Central Storage of National Museums.

Antiquities get a new life at the Fine Arts Department’s CSNM

Located 60 kilometres north of Bangkok in Pathum Thani province, the Central Storage of National Museums (CSNM) is a haven for archaeologists, researchers, scholars, and art enthusiasts. Spanning 300,000 square…

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Inside the Nang Yai museum//Photo by Dae Warunee

Three museums in Sing Buri offer a tasty menu of historical delights

Despite its historically rich background, Sing Buri – a province in Central Thailand – is far from a typical tourist destination for either foreign and local visitors. Situated adjacent to…

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Zen and the art of clay and fire

Following its successful world tour, the “Yakishime – Earth Metamorphosis” exhibition has finally found a home at Bangkok’s Ratchadamnoen Contemporary Art Centre (RCAC) where it will remain on show until…

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