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Is kaeng som the worst dish in Thailand?
Is an innocent soup, kaeng som, really the worst dish in Thailand? Thai foodies have, once again, taken the bait set for them by another bizarre “Best of” listicle generated by the unsupervised children working at Taste Atlas. This week’s deliberately insulting clickbait is a listicle called 100 Worst-Rated Dishes in the World, and the chosen dish of despair for…
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Khao Yai’s top five things to do and see
Thailand is full of natural beauty, and Khao Yai may be one of the most picturesque regions in the country. Just a three-hour drive from Bangkok, this natural wonderland is teeming with amazing photo ops. The location of Khao Yai is in Thailand’s eastern region and the province of Nakhon Ratchasima. Known as one of the big four cities of…
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Krabi for couples – 10 things to do
There is a lot of fun in Krabi for couples – everything from tranquil beaches to adventures in nature, indulgent massages and amazing fine dining with rooftop views. Dazzling white sands, uninterrupted turquoise waters, stunning mangroves, and to-die-for dining will leave lovers gasping for more. Whatever your idea of romance, Krabi has something for everyone. Krabi for couples – Romance in Krabi…
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8 Thai Desserts You’ll Regret Not Trying Before You Die
When it comes to desserts, Thailand is a paradise. From sweet to savory, there’s something for everyone. Whether you like it hot and spicy or cold and creamy, the range of Thai desserts and sweets are guaranteed to satisfy your sweet tooth. However, there are some that are so delicious, you will regret not trying them before you die. Here’s…
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Unlock the Secrets of Authentic Thai Food with These Essential Ingredients!
Are you tired of eating the same old food day in and day out? Do you want to add a little spice to your life? Look no further, because Thai cuisine is here to save the day! Thai food is popular for its bold and flavorful taste, and the secret to its deliciousness lies in the unique ingredients in its…
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Thai massage and spa treatments: A beginner’s guide
Welcome to the wonderful world of Thai massage and spa treatments! Whether you’re seeking relaxation, stress relief, or a full-body workout, Thai massage and spa treatments will provide you with an enjoyable and therapeutic experience. In this beginner’s guide, you’ll learn about the various types of Thai massage and spa treatments, what to expect, and the benefits you can gain…
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Challenge yourself with these thrilling water slides at Andamanda Phuket
Are you looking for a thrilling adventure? If so, the Andamanda Water Park in Phuket, Thailand, is sure to deliver an experience like no other. Water parks in Thailand offer a great way to beat the heat and have some fun. Whether you’re looking for a thrilling water slide or a relaxing lazy river, there’s something for everyone at one…
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Snorting urine will not cure sinusitis – official
In an unprecedented move, the Thai Medical Services Department warned the public that sniffing your urine will not cure sinusitis. You would have thought – that washing your sinuses with pee will not cure Covid-19 (or any variant) or the common cold. Though your sex life might be a different matter. Urine is a very complex substance chemically. And everyone’s…
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Eat your vegetables! Or don’t, with this new sauce
Science has come up with a solution for all the vegetable haters out there – “Sauce Son Phak” (vegetables hidden in sauce). This new product, developed by Innobic (Asia), the life science branch of oil and gas titan PTT, in collaboration with researchers at Mahidol University, is for all the people who would rather eat dirt than vegetables. According to…
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Best places to stay in Thailand (2023)
When it comes to finding the best places to stay in Thailand, travelers have plenty of options. From bustling cities to secluded beaches, Thailand has something to offer everyone. Whether you’re looking for an affordable stay or an unforgettable experience, you’re sure to find what you’re looking for in this beautiful country. Here is a list of the best places…
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Cooking Thai food at home: Tips and tricks
Do you love Thai food? Have you ever wanted to try and cook it at home? Well, you’re in luck! Thai food is incredibly flavorful, and it’s not as difficult to make as you might think. Here are some tips and tricks to help you cook Thai food in your own kitchen. Fill your pantry with essential Thai ingredients The…
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Exploring the ancient temples of Thailand
Thailand is a country rich in history and culture, and its ancient temples are a testament to that. From the grand and ornate to the simple and serene, these Buddhist temples serve as a reminder of Thailand’s rich spiritual heritage. You can find temples scattered throughout the country, each with its own unique character and charm. Here, we take a…
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Thai ladies don kimonos to pose among Himalayan cherry trees
Some Thai ladies really love to dress up, and some are even donning kimonos to pose for photos among Himalayan cherry trees. This trend comes as the trees are blooming in the Phu Lom Lo mountains in Phu Hin Rong Kla National Park, located in Thailand’s northeast province of Loei. Some Thais call the trees “Thai sakura trees.” One woman…
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Exploring the streets of Thailand: A foodie’s guide to street food
Do you call yourself a foodie? Looking for a culinary adventure? Then you’ll love exploring the streets of Thailand! From the bustling night markets to the fragrant street stalls, Thailand is a foodie’s paradise. In this article, we’ll take you on a tour of the best street food that Thailand has to offer. So get ready for a delicious exploration…
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Know your mouse – facial recognition technology coming for Mickey and Mighty
The world’s biggest pest-control group, Rentokil, is planning to kill rats through the use of facial recognition software, with trials now taking place in people’s homes, according to Sky News. The software – which Rentokil began developing 18 months ago in partnership with Vodafone – tracks the beasties’ habits to help decide how to kill rats. Rentokil has been developing…
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The No. 1 phrase in successful relationships
Many in Thailand are in successful relationships with language barriers running through the middle of them. What you say to your partner is vital, but the really important stuff is easy in any language. Dr John Gottman and Dr Julie Schwartz Gottman have been married for over 35 years. For the past 50 years, they’ve been putting love under the…
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Vegan and vegetarian options in Thai cuisine
Thai cuisine is renowned for its rich, flavorful dishes. But did you know that it is also surprisingly abundant in vegan and vegetarian options? While many dishes are traditionally made with meat and fish, there are plenty of Thai vegan and vegetarian food available. From noodles to curries, there is something for everyone no matter what your dietary preference. Thai…
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Where to celebrate Chinese New Year in Thailand
Thailand is home to a large ethnically Chinese population, which means that Chinese New Year is a big deal here. The holiday, also known as Lunar New Year or Spring Festival, has been celebrated in Thailand for centuries by the country’s Chinese-Thai community. Chinese New Year festivals offer exciting experiences filled with dragon parades, fireworks, dance performances, and more. This…
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ALMA – The School of Italian Culinary Arts – opens its first flagship school in Southeast Asia
Press Release ALMA – The School of Italian Culinary Arts — the most authoritative centre for high education in Italian cuisine and hospitality internationally — officially marked the opening of its first flagship school in Southeast Asia with a special inauguration ceremony at The Food School Bangkok, Thailand’s first multinational culinary school, where ALMA, alongside Tsuji Culinary Institute and Dusit Thani College,…
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Cannabis in Thailand: A Guide for Tourists
Thailand’s crazy cannabis laws can be difficult to navigate so the Ministry of Public Health has issued a guide titled “10 Things Tourists Need to Know About Cannabis in Thailand” to help budding cannabis tourists stay out of trouble. Since the marijuana plant (“Gancha” in Thai language) was removed from Thailand’s list of Category 5 Narcotics on June 9 this…
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5 beauty fanatics share skin-care tips and thoughts on plant-based oil
“I’ve been incorporating some hemp oil lately and been loving the effects!” – Runner Up of Miss Fabulous International 2022 and other beauty fanatics share their skin care tips. From snails to seaweed, anti-ageing and skin care trends aren’t new in Thailand. And with cannabis being the hot topic in 2022, can high-quality Hemp and CBD oil be the next…
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Siam Paragon celebrates Chinese New Year of the Golden Rabbit
Press Release Siam Paragon reaffirms its position as a ‘global destination’, one of the top-of-mind destinations among Thais and international tourists from all over the world, is set to celebrate Chinese New Year 2023 to welcome the Year of the golden Rabbit with a grand celebration “Siam Paragon the Grand Celebration of Golden Prosperity 2023,” which will take place from…
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Phuket launches lantern festival ahead of Chinese New Year
Phuket’s main city district launched the ‘Phuket Lantern Festival 2023’ last night ahead of Chinese New Year, which falls on January 22. The lantern festival will run from January 15 to February 5. During this time, all government offices in Phuket will be decorated with lanterns. Phuket’s city municipality has decorated tourist attractions and the area around Chartered Bank Intersection. …
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Should you get Rezum treatment for BPH in Thailand?
Due to its top-notch medical facilities, experienced doctors, reasonable lodging, competitive pricing, and declining airfare, Thailand has become one of the world’s most popular locations for medical tourism. Insights have shown medical tourism is dominated by people between 46-55 years old due to the higher prevalence of health conditions with age. Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) is a common condition that…
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Exploring the Chinese New Year traditions in Thailand
Chinese New Year, also known as Lunar New Year or Spring Festival, has been celebrated in Thailand for centuries by the country’s Chinese-Thai community. The festival typically takes place in January or February and is a time for families to come together, clean their homes, and decorate with red lanterns and other symbols of good luck. Traditional activities include lion…
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How to get around in Koh Samui
Getting around on the island of Koh Samui can be a bit different to other areas in Thailand. As the stunning island is full of idyllic beaches and nature, one of the most popular ways of touring the island is by motorbike. But, as Thailand’s roads are considered quite dangerous, it is perfectly fine to not want to get the…
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Thai herbs and natural remedies for common ailments
Thailand is known for its tropical climate, diverse wildlife, and a plethora of natural remedies. Historically, Thai herbs and natural remedies have been used to treat a wide variety of ailments. From digestive problems to skin issues, Thai herbs and natural remedies can help provide relief and promote better health overall. Here is a list of some of the most…
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Monkey Dick anyone? Check out Chanthaburi’s weird street snacks.
A picturesque waterside village in Chanthaburi province is an Instagram sensation with visitors drawn by the strange names of weird street snacks, including the rightly famous “Monkey Dick.” English public schoolboys have been forced to eat the spotted variety of English dick for time immemorial. Many remain addicted to senility, with the dessert a fixture of House of Commons’ menus.…
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7 must-see festivals in Thailand you don’t want to miss
Songkran, Loi Krathong, Yi Peng, Loy Krathong Yipeng, Chak Phra and Rocket Festivals are some of the most popular traditional festivals celebrated in Thailand. Each festival has its own unique history and meaning and is celebrated with much enthusiasm and joy by both locals and tourists. From the water fights of Songkran to the magical sight of sky lanterns during…
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Ghosts in Thailand: some eerie sites to explore
Thailand is known for its beautiful beaches, delicious food, and rich culture, but it also has a dark side. Thai culture has long believed in ghosts, some good, some bad. A large percentage of people in modern life are still afraid of ghosts in Thailand and as such, the country has some infamously haunted and eerie places. Here are a…
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