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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How to reduce out-of-pocket medical expenses in Thailand?
Managing medical expenses in Thailand is important as healthcare costs continue to rise. The country’s healthcare system includes both public and private options, but even with the Universal Coverage Scheme (UCS) for citizens, many still face high out-of-pocket medical expenses....
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Discover the finest bespoke tailoring in Pattaya with AMA Fashion
Located in the vibrant coastal city of Pattaya, AMA Fashion has earned a reputation as the destination for bespoke tailoring, offering over two decades of experience and thousands of satisfied customers. Renowned for its craftsmanship and personalised service, AMA Fashion provides an exceptional tailoring experience that caters to each client’s unique preferences. Unmatched craftsmanship and personalised service At AMA Fashion,…
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What happens in Thailand stays: Unpacking the themes of The White Lotus
The White Lotus returns on February 16 for its much-anticipated third season, this time in idyllic Kho Samui. The trailer teases us with glimpses of candlelit shrines, full-moon parties, luxury spas, and, of course, monkeys which is a motif that seems to hint at some deeper themes. While I can’t claim to know exactly what will happen, I have some…
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You should start using air purifiers in Thailand
When air purifiers first started getting mainstream attention, especially after hearing about them more often during the Covid-19 pandemic, I always thought of them as some sort of massive marketing by big corporations to push their product agenda. However, upon researching air purifiers and understanding the reasons for using an air purifier, I discovered that it is indeed good for…
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Mark One Tailor: The best bespoke tailor in Khao Lak
When it comes to high-quality bespoke tailoring in Khao Lak, Mark One Tailor stands out as one of the most trusted names. With decades of experience, this tailor shop has built a solid reputation for exceptional craftsmanship, premium fabrics, and personalised service. Unlike many street tailors that mislabel polyester as cashmere wool, Mark One Tailor guarantees authentic materials and precise…
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Phuket shopping mall guide: Jungceylon Patong
Beaches? Check. Lush jungles? Check. Retail therapy? Also, check! Phuket has everything, and that includes shopping malls. One of the most iconic, and one you might already know, is Jungceylon Patong. First opened in 2007, Jungceylon Patong shouldn’t need an introduction. It has long been a staple in Phuket’s shopping scene due to its all-in-one experience. Recently refreshed with an…
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Poppy: Moo Deng’s overseas pygmy hippo competition
It seems as if the adorable Moo Deng, an A-lister at the Khao Kheow Open Zoo, has found herself some competition over the pond at the Metro Richmond Zoo in Virginia, USA. It has been a few weeks now since the newborn pygmy hippo, Poppy, made her introduction to the world, and just like Moo Deng, people simply can’t get…
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Did Apple predict the current air pollution crisis?
Since the dawn of the new year, many provinces across Thailand have been grappling with a severe level of air pollution. As of January 24, Bangkok has been rated the fourth most polluted city in the world in terms of poor air quality by IQAir. The capital is often blanketed by a thick layer of smog, which has reminded some…
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Gordon Ramsay and his nemesis, the Pad Thai
Gordon Ramsay, a mainstream figure in countless TV shows over the past few decades, headlining popular shows such as Hell’s Kitchen, Kitchen Nightmares, and MasterChef, among many others has made a return to Thailand to oversee the opening of his new restaurant, and to confront his arch nemesis, the Pad Thai, once more. With his ventures in the culinary world,…
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Concerts coming to Bangkok 2025
Looking back, 2024 was a great year for music lovers, especially those who enjoy live performances. In addition to Coldplay and Bruno Mars, we saw legends like Slash and Rod Stewart, K-pop sensations like Red Velvet and Stray Kids, and beloved pop artists such as Conan Gray and Olivia Rodrigo. No matter your taste in music, there was a concert…
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Four Points Phuket sets the mood for Chinese New Year and Valentines Day
Four Points by Sheraton Phuket Patong Beach Resort, located just a few steps from the sea on the island’s sunset coast, is inviting cherished hotel guests to come together for a series of celebrations, as it ushers in Chinese Lunar New Year with a grand family feast at Chao Leh Kitchen, and sets the mood for romance with a Valentine’s…
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Why is the traffic in Bangkok so bad and can we avoid it at all?
There are but three things that are utterly unavoidable in life: death, taxes, and Bangkok’s notorious traffic. If you have lived in the capital city for any amount of time, one thing becomes abundantly clear, the gridlock traffic during commuting hours is sure to drive anyone crazy. American humorist, Evan Esar (1899 to 1995), was known to comment on the…
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Royal Orchid Sheraton Riverside Bangkok’s shapes the future with new MICE spaces
Royal Orchid Sheraton Riverside Hotel Bangkok will play a pivotal role in the future of Thailand’s meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions (MICE) sector in 2025 and beyond. This follows a comprehensive renovation of the the renowned hotel’s conference and banqueting facilities, including an entire floor of riverside meeting space. Located opposite luxury lifestyle complex ICONSIAM on the banks of the…
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Is it normally this cold in Thailand in January?
Thailand is a country known for its beaches, nightlife, and sun. Countless people escape their home places to take solace in the Kingdom’s warmth in both the environment and with its people. However, Thailand is pretty cold right now and it is as much of a surprise for those living in a major city like Bangkok where the morning (January…
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Flamingo Beach Club: Panwa’s new playground by the sea
Flamingo Beach Club will make its debut in Panwa, Phuket next week, and it’s set to be the island’s next big thing. The exciting new hotspot promises to be a haven where sun-soaked days and lively nights come together in perfect harmony. Set to open its doors on January 17, Flamingo Beach Club is more than just a beach club—it’s…
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Moo Deng: Thailand’s personality of the year
Time magazine’s annual selection for Person of the Year often reflects on the individuals who have captured global attention. While it is usually presidents and influential figures, it is clear here in Thailand who truly deserves the title. Forget the political icons—our beloved Moo Deng, the pint-sized pygmy hippo, has captured hearts, taken over social media, and established herself as…
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Is tap water in Thailand safe to consume?
Wondering if you can drink the tap water in Thailand? From brushing your teeth to filling up a bottle, it’s helpful to understand a few basics. Tap water safety in Thailand varies by location, and while some people use it without issue, others avoid it completely. Here’s a guide on what’s safe, what’s not. How clean is Bangkok’s tap water…
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Connect Responsibly with sustainable meetings at Four Points by Sheraton Phuket
Four Points by Sheraton Phuket Patong Beach Resort, just a few steps away from the shorelines of Phuket’s sunset coast, is helping meeting planners to Connect Responsibly in Southern Thailand with an innovative new programme designed to maximise the business results of each event while minimising the impacts upon the planet. Launched by Marriott Bonvoy Events™, Connect Responsibly is a…
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Why Siam’s Royal dried fruit snacks are the perfect Thai souvenirs
You did it! You conquered Bangkok’s heat, devoured enough street food to feed a small army, and maybe even braved a tuk-tuk ride. Now, with your trip coming to an end, it’s souvenir time. While the predictable Thai souvenirs, like Chang beer singlet or fridge magnets, are always fun to bring home, your friends and family also deserve a taste…
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Chic Republic debuts landmark home fashion store in Phuket
Chic Republic Public Company Limited proudly announces the grand opening of Chic Republic’s Phuket branch, marking a significant milestone as the Southern marquee’s first and only home fashion store. The grand opening also marks a breakthrough in retail innovation for Phuket’s home décor and lifestyle market as a whole. Located on Thepkasattri Road with an expansive 120-metre storefront, Chic Republic…
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Where to party on Christmas in Bangkok . VOID Club or Pandora Live Music Bar
This holiday season, Bangkok’s nightlife is about to get an electrifying upgrade. Whether you’re looking for a high-energy dance party or a more laid-back live music bar, the capitol offers a range of unforgettable experiences. The Thaiger lined up two fresh faces in the nightlife scene where you can party in style for Christmas. 1. VOID Club Bangkok: Grand opening…
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Where to celebrate New Year in Phuket 2025
We can’t think of a better way to ring in the New Year than on the sun-kissed shores of Phuket. Ocean breezes whispering through the palms, glamourous soirées under the stars, the feshest seafood imaginable, and cocktails flowing like the tide – on this beautiful island, 2024 is going out in style. To make sure your New Year celebration is…
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Where to celebrate New Year in Bangkok 2025
Can you believe it? 2024 is ending, and the countdown to 2025 is officially on! It’s that time of year again to reflect on the past, embrace the present, and plan for a festive start to the New Year. And if you’re in a city like Bangkok, the options for celebrating are truly endless. From savouring a lavish feast to…
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Brew-tiful festivities: Garden tea party to charm at The House on Sathorn
Celebrate the festive season in style with an enchanting afternoon garden tea party on Sunday, December 22 from 2.30pm 5.30pm at The House on Sathorn. Set against the backdrop of the historic venue, the event combines exquisite culinary indulgence with the melodious charm of a live band, offering an unforgettable afternoon experience. Guests can dine among a selection of festive…
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Where to celebrate Christmas in Bangkok 2024
Christmas is coming! There may not be any frost in Bangkok, but there’s plenty of holiday cheer and, of course, restaurants that’ll do you (and Santa) proud. From a traditional Turkey feast to a Michelin-starred dinner to Thai flavours, your Christmas in Bangkok will be full of delicious delights. If you’re looking to book that grand feast but aren’t sure…
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Do we celebrate Christmas in Thailand?
Are you trading a white Christmas with a tropical one this year? Thailand is a majority Buddhist country, with about 95% of the population following the faith, so the local people don’t traditionally celebrate Christmas. However, the festive cheer is far from absent. In fact, Thais have found their own way of joining the seasonal celebrations, often with a unique…
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Experience tribal essence in the heart of Bangkok with Lamaya
Lamaya is more than just a destination; it’s an experience that connects the traditional essence of Tribal lifestyle with the modernity of Bangkok. The name Lamaya combines La meaning The and Maya signifying illusion and the mysterious beauty hidden within. We are committed to offering visitors a unique experience that immerses them in the charm of nature within an Urban…
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