Lifestyle

Uncover the best of Thailand’s lifestyle with our Best-of-Lifestyle guides. Dive into an array of topics, such as health and wellness, fashion, dining, and nightlife, to get a feel for the local culture and the country’s exciting offerings. From the finest restaurants serving mouth-watering cuisine to the idyllic spas and retreats for ultimate relaxation, our lifestyle guides ensure you experience the finest Thailand has to offer. Stay updated with the latest trends and indulge in a world filled with luxury, taste, and style.

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    What do you need before moving from the US to Thailand?

    The Thaiger key takeaways The most common medical emergencies for expats in Thailand include motorcycle accidents, tropical diseases, and food or water-borne illnesses. Air pollution and heat-related conditions like heatstroke also pose serious seasonal health risks, especially in northern and...

  • ICONSIAM ranked as one of the world’s top 3 most influential retail property projects of the past 30 years at the MAPIC Awards 2025 | Thaiger

    ICONSIAM ranked as one of the world’s top 3 most influential retail property projects of the past 30 years at the MAPIC Awards 2025

    ICONSIAM has once again sparked a defining phenomenon on the global real estate and retail stage, being recognised as one of the world’s top 3 Most Influential Retail Property Projects of the Past 30 Years at the MAPIC Awards 2025, hailed as the Cannes of the Retail Industry. This prestigious recognition reinforces ICONSIAM’s status as the icon of innovation and…

  • Why Empire Tailors is the top choice for bespoke luxury suits | Thaiger

    Why Empire Tailors is the top choice for bespoke luxury suits

    For over four decades, Empire Tailors has built a reputation as one of Bangkok’s most trusted bespoke tailors, offering handcrafted suits, shirts, and tuxedos to clients ranging from executives and wedding grooms to style-conscious travellers. It is their tenure, passion, and attention to detail which has transformed the tailor into a byword for quality, precision, and personal service. A legacy…

  • How Chiang Mai is becoming Thailand’s new MICE capital | Thaiger

    How Chiang Mai is becoming Thailand’s new MICE capital

    Chiang Mai, long celebrated for its rich culture, breathtaking landscapes, and laid-back charm, is quickly transforming into a powerful new player in Thailand’s MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) tourism scene. As Bangkok’s pace becomes more frenetic and space becomes scarcer, event organisers, corporate planners, and hospitality professionals are turning their attention north, and Chiang Mai is more than ready.…

  • How to move to Thailand with kids (without losing your mind) | Thaiger

    How to move to Thailand with kids (without losing your mind)

    The Thaiger key takeaways Families relocating for work or education have different visa paths, including Dependent and Guardian Visas, each requiring financial proof and specific documentation. Birth, marriage, and school records must be legalised through your home country’s authorities and verified by the Thai Embassy before they can be used for immigration or enrolment. Up-to-date immunisation documents make school registration…

  • What to do in Bangkok this weekend (November 7 to 9) | Thaiger

    What to do in Bangkok this weekend (November 7 to 9)

    Bangkok weekends never really slow down, and this one’s no different. From riverside feasts and truffle menus to new art openings and live music, there’s plenty happening across the city. The weather’s cooling a little, the nights feel longer, and it’s the perfect time to get out, eat something delicious and experience something new. Here’s our curated list of the…

  • How to stay at your best all day with Demosana Alpha-M | Thaiger

    How to stay at your best all day with Demosana Alpha-M

    The Thaiger key takeaways Many men experience low energy due to stress, poor sleep, and nutrient gaps, but small lifestyle changes can help improve daily stamina. Alpha-M Effervescent Tablets combine L-Arginine, Korean Ginseng, Zinc, and B vitamins in one refreshing drink to support energy metabolism. With balanced nutrition, movement, and hydration, you can expect to feel more energetic. Between work,…

  • Best islands to visit in Thailand before peak tourism season hits | Thaiger

    Best islands to visit in Thailand before peak tourism season hits

    The Thaiger key takeaways November is the sweet spot. The month offers sunshine without the crowds or inflated prices. The Andaman Sea and Eastern Gulf are dry and peaceful, while the Southern Gulf is still rainy. ravel insurance like SafetyWing’s Nomad Insurance keeps you covered across Thailand’s islands for stress-free adventures. Thailand’s peak season (the cool and dry season from…

  • Where to celebrate Loy Krathong in Thailand this year | Thaiger

    Where to celebrate Loy Krathong in Thailand this year

    The Thaiger key takeaways Loy Krathong will be celebrated nationwide with a softer, more respectful tone this year. Hotels and venues across Thailand are hosting intimate dinners and cultural events by the water. It’s a special time to reflect, celebrate, and take part in one of Thailand’s most cherished traditions. Loy Krathong is almost here, and Thailand is preparing for…

  • What to do in Bangkok this November 2025 | Thaiger

    What to do in Bangkok this November 2025

    Thailand is observing a period of national mourning for Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, The Queen Mother, whose passing has deeply touched people across the country. The government has allowed public events to continue, but many organisers and venues are choosing to honour her memory with a more thoughtful and respectful tone. Restaurants, galleries, and concert halls remain open, and while…

  • What to do in Bangkok this weekend (October 31 to November 2) – minus the Halloween crowd | Thaiger

    What to do in Bangkok this weekend (October 31 to November 2) – minus the Halloween crowd

    Bangkok feels a little quieter this weekend. With the city mourning the passing of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, many events have paused their parties and loud celebrations. But if you’re skipping the Halloween crowd, there are still plenty of ways to enjoy the weekend. Catch a good film at the Irish Film Festival, dig through vinyl and vintage finds at…

  • MedPark invites you to ‘MedMusic in the Park 2025’ to present the therapeutic power of music | Thaiger

    MedPark invites you to ‘MedMusic in the Park 2025’ to present the therapeutic power of music

    On the occasion of its 5th anniversary, MedPark Hospital, in collaboration with the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration, is preparing to host MedMusic in the Park 2025. Bangkok residents are invited to enjoy in-the-park music, emphasising the value of music as a therapeutic art. The event will take place on a Saturday, November 29, at Benchakitti Forest Park, Bangkok, with the programme…

  • Where to rent your halloween costume in Bangkok | Thaiger

    Where to rent your halloween costume in Bangkok

    The Thaiger key takeaways Bangkok has plenty of costume shops with last-minute rentals available before Halloween. From anime and movie characters to traditional Thai and vintage looks, there’s something for every style. Many shops offer delivery or online booking, so you can sort your outfit without leaving home. You’ve left it to the last minute again, haven’t you? We’ve all…

  • Jungceylon Phuket brings together Halloween, Loy Krathong, and the Thailand Biennale in one festive season | Thaiger

    Jungceylon Phuket brings together Halloween, Loy Krathong, and the Thailand Biennale in one festive season

    If there’s one place in Phuket that knows how to turn every season into a celebration, it’s Jungceylon Phuket. As the year draws to a close, the shopping mall in Patong is hosting spooky Halloween fun, the grace of Loy Krathong, and the Thailand Biennale Phuket, where you can see art installations that stretch imagination as far as it does…

  • What happens during a royal mourning period in Thailand? A guide for expats and tourists | Thaiger

    What happens during a royal mourning period in Thailand? A guide for expats and tourists

    Thailand is a country that deeply honours its royal family in life and in death, and following the passing of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, the Queen Mother, on October 24, the country has entered an official royal mourning period. This is a time that may be unfamiliar to tourists, new expats, or even long-time residents who haven’t experienced such an…

  • What to do in Bangkok this weekend (October 24 to 26) | Thaiger

    What to do in Bangkok this weekend (October 24 to 26)

    Bangkok has another fun weekend! The city is alive again with new pop-ups, art shows, parties, and plenty of good food to keep you moving. Every corner has something happening, and half the fun is just stumbling into it. If your calendar is still empty, here are the best things to do in Bangkok this weekend. Things to do in…

  • Gamescom Asia x Thailand Game Show 2025: Record-breaking success | Thaiger

    Gamescom Asia x Thailand Game Show 2025: Record-breaking success

    If you’re wondering how Thailand’s gaming industry is expanding its influence on the global stage, look no further than the Gamescom Asia x Thailand Game Show 2025. Held for the first time as a joint collaboration, this four-day mega event united gaming professionals, developers, and fans under the banner of World of Gaming from October 16 to 19 at Queen Sirikit…

  • The 5 haunted houses in Bangkok that’ll make you scream | Thaiger

    The 5 haunted houses in Bangkok that’ll make you scream

    The Thaiger key takeaways Bangkok’s haunted houses range from light-hearted scares for kids to terrifying experiences for adults. Attractions like Luna Asylum at Mystiworld deliver intense, story-driven horror with live actors and clever effects. Families can enjoy milder thrills at places like Rise of Undead or Big Double Shock for a spooky day out. While some are getting their costumes…

  • How tourism has changed Muay Thai and why that’s not a bad thing | Thaiger

    How tourism has changed Muay Thai and why that’s not a bad thing

    The Thaiger key takeaways Tourism has transformed Muay Thai from a local tradition into a global cultural experience. The sport now drives jobs, wellness travel, and international appreciation for Thai heritage. Modern adaptations enhance accessibility while preserving the rituals that define Muay Thai. Walk through Bangkok’s busy streets or a coastal town like Phuket or Hua Hin and you’re just…

  • Amazing Thailand Grand Diwali Privilege 2025 welcomed Indian and international visitors with the light of friendship | Thaiger

    Amazing Thailand Grand Diwali Privilege 2025 welcomed Indian and international visitors with the light of friendship

    The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) proudly presented the Amazing Thailand Grand Diwali Privilege 2025, a special initiative designed to welcome Indian and international visitors with warmth and friendship during the grand celebration that took place from October 16 to 20 in Bangkok. Keep in mind that although the celebrations are over, the street light decorations, illuminated landmarks, and Indian-inspired…

  • Formula 1 in schools? STEM Racing concludes the 2025 national finals at Grand Richmond Stylish Convention Hotel | Thaiger

    Formula 1 in schools? STEM Racing concludes the 2025 national finals at Grand Richmond Stylish Convention Hotel

    The 2025 STEM Racing Thailand National Finals concluded with resounding success at the Grand Richmond Stylish Convention Hotel, marking another milestone in Thailand’s growing leadership in STEM education and motorsport innovation. The opening ceremony of the three-day competition was presided over by Chitrlada Chanyaem, Director of the Bureau of International Cooperation, Office of the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Education, who…

  • Barbù brings laid-back Mediterranean vibes to Pattaya’s skyline | Thaiger

    Barbù brings laid-back Mediterranean vibes to Pattaya’s skyline

    Barbù has officially opened its doors, and they are inviting guests to a rooftop experience that fuses bold Mediterranean flavours and panoramic 360° views. Inspired by the culinary traditions of Italy, Greece, and Spain, Barbù redefines rooftop dining with a relaxed yet lively atmosphere. At the heart of Barbù is an open kitchen, where chefs transform the freshest seasonal ingredients…

  • Away Bangkok Sukhumvit: Your urban sanctuary in the heart of the city | Thaiger

    Away Bangkok Sukhumvit: Your urban sanctuary in the heart of the city

    Cross Hotels & Resorts is excited to announce the opening of Away Bangkok Sukhumvit, a stylish new retreat in the heart of Bangkok’s Central Business District. Designed for travellers looking for comfort, convenience, and a touch of calm, the hotel offers a modern city escape that is both lively and relaxing. Away Bangkok Sukhumvit puts you close to everything the…

  • ‘Speed laundering’ in Thailand: What does an Electrolux study reveal? | Thaiger

    ‘Speed laundering’ in Thailand: What does an Electrolux study reveal?

    New research from Electrolux reveals the growing dominance of “speed laundering” across Thailand, driven by busy lifestyles, flexible working and a rising demand for convenience. The research exposes how consumers are prioritising faster laundry cycles, the trade-offs they’re willing to make, and the opportunities for innovative solutions that deliver both speed and increased clothing life. The need for speed: laundry…

  • What to do in Bangkok this weekend (October 17 to 19) | Thaiger

    What to do in Bangkok this weekend (October 17 to 19)

    It’s mid-October, which means Bangkok is rolling full steam into spooky season, and the city’s weekend lineup proves it. rom haunted laughs at The Iron Fairies to a tarot-filled Sunday at Gigi Eatery, Halloween energy is already creeping in. If you’re not sure what to do and where to go yet, here’s our curated list of the best things to…

  • Why supporting Thai art matters: UOB’s 16-year journey through paint | Thaiger

    Why supporting Thai art matters: UOB’s 16-year journey through paint

    Over the past sixteen years, UOB Thailand has been nurturing the Thai art scene through its flagship program, the UOB Painting of the Year (POY) competition. Now in its 16th year in Thailand and 44th year regionally, the initiative continues to shine a spotlight on the depth, diversity, and dynamism of Thai visual art. But why exactly has a financial…

  • 7 ways to flood-proof your home during Thailand’s storm season | Thaiger

    7 ways to flood-proof your home during Thailand’s storm season

    The Thaiger key takeaways Flood defence hinges on elevating the home or sealing all foundational cracks and utility entrances to stop water intrusion. Install non-return check valves to block sewage backflow and to elevate all electrical utilities for both safety and post-flood recovery. Comprehensive home insurance covering flood damage is the essential final step, providing the necessary financial safeguard and…

  • Why Arise Vibe works for remote workers and creatives | Thaiger

    Why Arise Vibe works for remote workers and creatives

    In 2025, remote work is more than just flexibility; it’s a way of life that demands spaces designed for focus, comfort, and creativity. Phuket has quickly become Southeast Asia’s top base for digital nomads, freelancers, and entrepreneurs who want the island atmosphere without losing everyday convenience. Beyond its beaches, the island offers a way of life that has it all:…

  • What to do in Bangkok this weekend (October 10 to 12) | Thaiger

    What to do in Bangkok this weekend (October 10 to 12)

    The Thaiger key takeaways Bangkok’s October weekend lineup includes cocktail events, horror events, and more. Highlights include The Bangkok Bar Show at The St. Regis and Thai Book Fair at Queen Sirikit National Convention Center. This weekend is also a great time for those who love vintage shopping. October in Bangkok is anything but calm. Between world-class bar takeovers, rooftop…

  • What is seblak and why is everyone in Bangkok talking about it? | Thaiger

    What is seblak and why is everyone in Bangkok talking about it?

    The Thaiger key takeaways Seblak is a spicy, chewy Indonesian street food made from rehydrated crackers cooked in a rich, aromatic broth. The dish went viral in Bangkok after a local influencer’s TikTok video sparked a nationwide craving. You can find seblak in many places across Bangkok, from Indonesian eateries to instant packets. As an Indonesian, it’s exciting to see…

  • The smart buyer’s guide to upgrading your lifestyle in Phuket | Thaiger

    The smart buyer’s guide to upgrading your lifestyle in Phuket

    When people talk about upgrading in Phuket, it’s less about square metres and more about carving out a lifestyle that feels right. For many buyers, moving from a standard condo or a city apartment to something more refined is about embracing space, privacy, and amenities that enhance daily living. In Phuket (and many areas across Thailand in general), buyers are…

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