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  • 5 things to do in Bangkok this weekend (April 17 to 19) | Thaiger

    5 things to do in Bangkok this weekend (April 17 to 19)

    After the water fights, traffic, and noise of Songkran, Bangkok settles into a different rhythm this weekend. The holiday energy is not completely gone, but it is shifting into something easier, with free concerts, riverside live music, thoughtful exhibitions, and smaller creative events replacing the biggest splash zones. If you are ready to head out again after an electric week,…

  • Wiped out during Songkran in Pattaya? RejuveHub offers hangover recovery IV drip to help you get back on your feet | Thaiger

    Wiped out during Songkran in Pattaya? RejuveHub offers hangover recovery IV drip to help you get back on your feet

    RejuveHub has published a 2026 Songkran guide for visitors in Pattaya and is promoting a seasonal Songkran Recovery IV Package, aimed at supporting hydration and recovery during Thailand’s New Year celebrations. Songkran in Pattaya often means long days in the heat, extended time outdoors, water fights, nightlife and alcohol. RejuveHub said this combination can leave visitors feeling drained the next…

  • LEO Music Battle launches at Rajadamnern Stadium with a star presenter | Thaiger

    LEO Music Battle launches at Rajadamnern Stadium with a star presenter

    Thai beer brand LEO has launched a new music marketing campaign called “LEO Music Battle” and named Oat Pramote as its latest music presenter, joining an existing lineup that includes TaitosmitH, Three Man Down, and Ink Waruntorn. The campaign’s inaugural event was held at Rajadamnern Stadium in Bangkok, which was recast as a music venue for the occasion. LEO, produced…

  • 5 things to do in Bangkok this weekend (April 10 to 12) | Thaiger

    5 things to do in Bangkok this weekend (April 10 to 12)

    Bangkok is leaning fully into Songkran this weekend, but there is still enough variety to suit different moods. You can head into full water-festival mode, stick to a big city-centre celebration, catch a Thai-pop party in the heart of town, or slow things down with a quieter art stop in Phloen Chit. If you are looking for weekend plans in…

  • Where to celebrate Songkran in Bangkok [2026] | Thaiger

    Where to celebrate Songkran in Bangkok [2026]

    Bangkok does Songkran at full volume, and 2026 is shaping up to be one of the biggest years yet. From world-class music festivals and riverside dining to free public celebrations and traditional blessing ceremonies, the city has more going on this April than any single person could cover for the Thai New Year. Whether you are a long-term expat, a…

  • New Pratumnak gym Breathe focuses on strength, mobility and partner-led development | Thaiger

    New Pratumnak gym Breathe focuses on strength, mobility and partner-led development

    Breathe, a new gym focused on strength and mobility training, has opened in Pratumnak Soi 6, opposite the Russian market. The gym describes itself as more than a conventional fitness facility, saying it was created to make strength and mobility training easier to adopt for a wider range of people, from first-time gym users to experienced athletes. Breathe said its…

  • How slow is too slow? When to see a doctor for a low heart rate | Thaiger

    How slow is too slow? When to see a doctor for a low heart rate

    Dealing with a heart condition can feel overwhelming, but understanding what’s happening in your body is the first step toward taking control of your health. If you or a loved one has been told you have a slow heart rate, you might be wondering if it’s a cause for concern. Let’s break down the facts about bradycardia, how to recognise…

  • Thailand’s April heat can kill, but it can also bankrupt you | Thaiger

    Thailand’s April heat can kill, but it can also bankrupt you

    The heat in Thailand in April is not just uncomfortable. It is, by measurable standards, medically dangerous. Air temperatures regularly hit 40°C and above, but the number that actually matters is the heat index, which is how hot it feels when humidity is factored in. In Bangkok, that figure climbs to around 53°C on an average April afternoon. The reason…

  • Phyathai 2 International Hospital wins the ‘Medical Tourism Hospital of the Year – Thailand’ at the Healthcare Asia Awards 2026 | Thaiger

    Phyathai 2 International Hospital wins the ‘Medical Tourism Hospital of the Year – Thailand’ at the Healthcare Asia Awards 2026

    Phyathai 2 International Hospital, part of the Phyathai–Paolo Hospital Group, has been honoured with the prestigious Medical Tourism Hospital of the Year – Thailand at the Healthcare Asia Awards 2026, recognising excellence in clinical outcomes, service standards, and the ability to deliver seamless care for international patients. The award highlights the hospital’s success in building a comprehensive, value-based international patient ecosystem, covering…

  • MedPark raises awareness of sudden death to help understand risks originated from the heart, brain, and sleep | Thaiger

    MedPark raises awareness of sudden death to help understand risks originated from the heart, brain, and sleep

    In the current fast-paced lifestyle, fatigue, palpitations, or brief fainting spells are often dismissed as minor, non-consequential incidents. In fact, these symptoms may foreshadow sudden death, a silent threat that can occur without clear warning and claims millions of lives worldwide each year, as claimed by MedPark. To raise awareness and share accurate health knowledge with the public, MedPark Hospital…