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Explore the various aspects of Thailand, from its vibrant cities to its serene beaches, with Thaiger’s Best-of Guides. Covering a wide range of topics including lifestyle, entertainment, travel, and property, these guides will help you discover the hidden gems and top attractions in the country. Whether you are a tourist, expat, or local, our Best-of Guides provide valuable insights and tips to make your Thailand experience truly unforgettable.
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Do foreigners get free healthcare in Thailand?
Thailand’s healthcare system is well-regarded across Southeast Asia, with options ranging from public hospitals to world-class private facilities. But when it comes to foreign residents or tourists, healthcare access isn’t as straightforward. So, do foreigners get free healthcare in Thailand?...
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Everything you need to know about Songkran
Thailand celebrates its New Year every April with the world’s wettest festival, Songkran. It is the world’s largest water festival, when everyone, including children, adults, friends, and strangers, gathers to get soaked. Although it’s widely known as the ‘Water Festival‘ among foreigners, Songkran is actually deeply rooted in traditions. In fact, it’s one of the most important events in the…
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Songkran survival guide: Top 10 tips 2024
Songkran is a celebration of the Thai New Year on April 13 each year. What started as a respectful washing of Buddha images with water to welcome in the forthcoming wet season, has turned into a mega-water fight. No prisoners are taken in this annual water battle – if you head outside or drive along the roads you will get…
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Why you should spend your Songkran in Chiang Mai 2024
Thailand’s most-awaited holiday- Songkran- is approaching! This nationwide holiday celebrating the Thai new year provides us with an opportunity to have our much-deserved break while making memories with our loved ones. Songkran means “to move forward” in Sanskrit. Where do you want to leap forward to the Thai new year? Why not welcome the new year in Chaing Mai, The…
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Kaeng Tai Pla from southern Thailand voted worst dish in the world
TasteAtlas, one of the globe’s most famous food guide platforms, declared Kaeng Tai Pla from southern Thailand as the worst dish in the world in its 100 Worst Rated Foods in the World. Multiple Thai dishes have made their names on the world’s best dishes by TasteAtlas but there is no chance to shine for Kaeng Tai Pla, which is…
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Cannabis cafes 2024; best in Bangkok
Cannabis cafes started to appear in Bangkok as Thailand contemplates the legalisation of cannabis for medicinal purposes; the nation has witnessed a shift towards a more lenient stance on the herb. While medical cannabis can be obtained through clinics, it is still strictly controlled. In light of these developments, several local dining establishments have started introducing menus and services featuring…
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10 essential tips for families moving to Thailand
Moving to Thailand is an exciting adventure, especially when you’re moving with your family. The country is popular for its warm climate, rich culture, and welcoming people, making it a popular destination for expatriates. However, settling in a new country can be challenging. To help make your transition smoother, here are 10 essential tips for families moving to Thailand. 1.…
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Isaan residents urged to avoid risky sex after 9 new Mpox cases
The Office of 9th Disease Prevention and Control Nakhon Ratchasima (ODPC 9) urged residents in the southern Isaan region to avoid engaging in any risky monkey business after nine new Mpox cases were reported between January 1 and February 13. The director of the ODPC 9, Thaweechai Wissanuyothin, said the number of Mpox cases (formerly monkeypox) in Thailand was decreasing…
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Discover motivation through fitness, culture, and community in Thailand
Maintaining motivation in Thailand, amidst adapting to a new culture and environment, poses a challenge for many individuals, irrespective of whether they are engaged in teaching, remote work, or simply enjoying a sabbatical. The key to leveraging the full potential of one’s stay in this dynamic nation lies in identifying sources of motivation. Engaging in regular physical exercise emerges as…
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What to do in Bangkok this weekend (March 29 – 31)
As usual, this weekend in Bangkok is jam-packed with exciting things to do. From clothes swapping to pool parties to Mozart melodies, there’s no shortage of fun activities to fill your time off. Plus, Easter is upon us! If you’re on the hunt for a place to celebrate, check out our list of egg-citing restaurants to indulge in delicious Easter feasts.…
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Thailand on anthrax alert after Laos outbreak sparks fear
Thailand is on high alert as anthrax fears surge following a deadly outbreak in neighbouring Laos, warns government spokesperson Chai Wacharonke today. Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin directed Public Health Minister Cholnan Srikaew to intensify preventive measures, especially in border areas, in response to the escalating threat. Srettha asserted that increased monitoring is crucial to safeguard the health of Thai citizens,…
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The 5 top suit tailors in Bangkok
Tired of wearing ill-fitting suits that just don’t cut it? It’s time to upgrade your style game and go for a bespoke suit instead. Not only will it fit you like a dream, but it’ll also elevate your look to a whole new level. But wait, before you go running to your nearest tailor, it’s important to find one who’s…
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KWANN: A tale of charcoal cooking, smoking coal, and Thai soul
Prepare for an epic journey; dive into the innovative yet traditional realm of Thai Cuisine with the unveiling of KWANN Restaurant on April 1. The latest addition to the esteemed Kingston Hotels Group, KWANN promises to redefine gastronomic experiences for locals and discerning travellers in a stylish yet laid-back, casual fine dining setup. Set amidst a haven of calm among…
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Splash around at Vana Nava Water Jungle and try Asia’s first VR Water Slide
The temperature has been high in Hua Hin lately, making water an essential component for a perfect family day out. And where else to experience some cool relief from the heat, refreshing splashes, and unlimited fun than at the Vana Nava Water Jungle? They’ve recently opened two brand-new zones – Vana Village and Adventure River – offering even more excitement…
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Beat common sleep disorders: Unlock solutions for restful nights
It may come as a surprise to many that achieving a restful night’s sleep proves to be a challenging endeavour for individuals globally. Indeed, difficulties related to sleep are significant concerns that affect both adults and children universally. These subtle yet impactful issues can disrupt our capacity for tranquil slumber, underscoring the importance of gaining a deeper understanding of them.…
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Unlocking the secret: The key role sleep plays in your mental health
Investigating the complex interplay between sleep and mental health extends beyond merely comprehending two distinct well-being components; it involves recognizing their significant intertwined influence on one’s life. If you have experienced restlessness due to anxiety or observed how fatigue adversely affects your mood, you are certainly not in isolation. This connection offers critical insights for enhancing the quality of life…
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Reasons why Andamanda Waterpark in Phuket is loved by kids and adults alike
There are many things to do with kids in Phuket, but Andamanda Waterpark is definitely among the best attractions since adults can have fun, too! Spread over 100,000 square metres, this sprawling water wonderland combines Thai folklore with exciting water rides. There’s something for the whole family here, from the biggest man-made sea in Southern Thailand and exhilarating water slides…
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‘Pizza, Pasta and More…’ at Latest Recipe, Le Meridien Bangkok
Le MĂ©ridien Bangkok, the art-inspired hotel in the city’s vibrant Silom district, is inviting guests and residents to enjoy “Pizza, Pasta and More…” – a mouth-watering international all-you-can-eat concept at Latest Recipe. Available from Wednesday to Sunday, this all-you-can-eat feast features an amazing array of dishes from around the world, with a focus on premium fresh produce such as truffle,…
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Unlocking night-time mysteries: The science behind sleep
Have you ever considered why, despite consuming copious amounts of coffee, nothing surpasses the rejuvenating effect of a proper night’s sleep? This curiosity leads us to explore the intricate science of sleep, an essential yet frequently underestimated aspect of our health. A deeper understanding of sleep mechanisms can revolutionize your approach to rest, guaranteeing you awaken revitalized and prepared for…
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Beat Insomnia: Strategies for restful sleep and improved well-being
Approximately 40 million individuals in the United States grapple with insomnia each year, underscoring a widespread challenge in achieving restful sleep. Insomnia transcends mere sleep deprivation; it can adversely affect one’s health, mood, and overall quality of life. Chronic insomnia not only saps energy but is also linked to significant health concerns such as depression and hypertension. Many experience daytime…
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Where to eat this Easter in Bangkok (2024)
Are you egg-cited for Easter? After decorating your easter eggs and preparing your chocolate bunnies, it’s time to plan the main event: a fabulous Easter meal at one of Bangkok’s best restaurants. From brunch to lunch to dinner, restaurants across the city are offering Easter menus that will leave you feeling satisfied and delighted. Below, we’ve compiled the best places…
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Revolutionise well-being: The essential role of sleep
Sleep is more than a mere luxury; it’s an indispensable component of our existence. Achieving career milestones, fulfilling familial responsibilities, or chasing personal endeavours all demand optimal sleep for peak performance. It forms the foundation for a healthier and more fulfilling life, influencing everything from emotional well-being to metabolic activities. But what makes sleep so crucial? Beyond mere refreshment, its…
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Thailand’s Matcha culture: From traditional ceremonies to modern cafes
For connoisseurs of Matcha seeking to immerse themselves in the burgeoning Matcha culture within Thailand, a remarkable experience awaits. Thailand, with an emphasis on its capital, Bangkok, has risen as a premier destination for enthusiasts of this variant of green tea, offering a broad selection of venues for the enjoyment of this refined beverage. The city accommodates diverse tastes through…
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Thailand’s shift to sustainable protein through edible insects
In Thailand, the fascination with edible insects extends beyond simple curiosity; it embodies a seamless integration of tradition, innovation, and sustainability. The country’s markets and dining establishments showcase a wide variety of insects including bamboo caterpillars, crickets, and ant eggs, appealing to both culinary adventurers and proponents of sustainable food sources. This culinary endeavour presents a compelling investigation into alternative…
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Perfect ways to pair wine with Thai food
Whether you’re savoring a hearty red curry or relishing in the zesty kick of a laarb salad, there’s a perfect wine match waiting to elevate your meal. Choosing lighter-bodied reds or wines with a touch lower alcohol content could be your golden ticket to unlocking an explosion of flavor harmony. Let’s jump into this colorful journey together and discover how…
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Good Goods’ new concept store in Central Phuket Floresta exudes the Andaman Sea’s vibe
Good Goods, the Thai local-wisdom products with a contemporary style and excellent quality, is established to uphold cultural heritage and support the Thai community. The proceeds from the sale of products will be reinvested in long-term community development under the management of “Central Tham Social Enterprise Company Limited,” which was registered in 2018. Good Goods’ operational guidelines align with the…
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Southeast Asia’s battle against rare diseases
Healthcare visionaries, policymakers, and patient champions gathered under the theme Amplifying Patients’ Voices for Sustainable Change to unravel the complexities of rare diseases and forge a path towards better diagnosis, treatment access, and equitable healthcare. The Medical Association of Thailand, the Thai Rare Disease Foundation, and the Medical Genetics and Genomics Association united with Takeda (Thailand) Limited, aiming to amplify…
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What to do in Bangkok this weekend (March 22 – 24)
There are tons of fun things to do in Bangkok this weekend! Whether you want to indulge in a delectable BBQ Seafood Buffet, shop till you drop at a pop-up flea market, join a fun workshop with the whole family, or embrace the full moon in Libra, there’s no excuse to be bored this weekend in Bangkok. Here are our…
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THAIFEX – HOREC Asia 2024 concluded with a resounding success
THAIFEX – HOREC Asia 2024, held at the Impact Arena from 6 to 8 March, was a major success. With a bustling atmosphere, it attracted a total of 15,851 trade attendees from 68 countries! The event brought together industry professionals from all corners of the globe. From cutting-edge technology to innovative culinary creations, attendees experienced the full spectrum of advancements…
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Beat Leprosy: Expert Tips on Avoiding This Ancient Disease
Leprosy, a disease with a rich history and lots of misunderstandings, still poses quite a challenge in public health today, even though we’re seeing fewer cases in many places. This stubborn infection is caused by the bacterium Mycobacterium leprae, which mainly targets the skin, nerves, and mucosal surfaces of our bodies. For those dedicated folks looking to prevent this ailment,…
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