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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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Sponsored A healthy tomorrow starts today: Celebrate the great American Smokeout day
The Great American Smokeout, held this year on November 17, is a nationwide event that encourages smokers to take their first steps towards a smoke-free life. If you’re an expat in Thailand, this day could be a timely reminder to...
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Thailand allocates 21 million baht for mpox vaccine for high-risk groups
Thailand’s Department of Disease Control (DDC) has allocated a budget of 21 million baht to purchase 3,000 doses of the mpox vaccine. Dr Thongchai Keeratihattayakorn, director-general of the department, announced that the MVA-BN vaccine from Denmark is expected to arrive in four months and will be administered to high-risk individuals. The vaccine is intended for disease control and is not…
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Most popular luxury cars in Thailand
The luxury car scene in Thailand is really taking off, catching the eyes of car lovers and collectors everywhere. If you’re on the lookout for the best of automobiles, you’ve come to the right place. Whether you’re a hardcore car enthusiast or someone wanting to make a stylish statement with your next ride, it’s important to get a handle on…
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Benjakitti Park: A go to for outdoor fun, sports, and dating
Benjakitti Park, located right in the middle of Bangkok, is where you can go to chill with a mix of nature, fun activities, and romantic vibes. This park is not like any other park you have ever visited in Bangkok before, you can think of it as more like an all-in-one hotspot for relaxation, working out, and even catching some…
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What to do in Bangkok this weekend (September 6 to 8)
The best thing about living in a big city like Bangkok is that there’s always something exciting happening. The worst thing? Choosing which one to experience. But let us help! Below, we’ve compiled some of the best things to do in Bangkok this weekend (6th to 8th September). Things to do in Bangkok this weekend (September 6 to 8) Alaskan…
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Thailand recovers first mpox clade Ib patient, no further cases
Thailand has successfully managed its first confirmed case of the mpox (formerly monkeypox) clade Ib variant, with the patient fully recovered, public health officials announced yesterday. The 66 year old European male arrived in Bangkok on August 14 after travelling from Africa. The following day, he was admitted to a hospital, where laboratory tests confirmed the presence of the clade…
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Thai Red Cross slashes dengue fever jab prices
The Thai Red Cross Society’s Immunisation and Travel Medicine Clinic is rolling out an unbeatable dengue fever vaccination campaign. For a limited time, the life-saving jab is available at a slashed price of just 1,600 baht per dose, with the full two-dose course set at a budget-friendly 3,200 baht. This special offer runs until October, giving ample time for people…
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Interesting festivals to experience in Thailand
Thailand’s calendar is full of exhilarating festivals. From floating lanterns and elaborate candle sculptures to massive water fights and monkey banquets, each month offers a fantastic opportunity to celebrate with friends, family, and loved ones. Attending these festivals is always a pleasant and memorable experience. Besides, it’s a great way to gain insights into the country’s rich culture and tradition.…
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Things to know before going to Chiang Mai
Are you planning a trip to the beautiful city of Chiang Mai? Known for its rich history, stunning temples, and vibrant night markets, Chiang Mai is a place you definitely want to visit. But like any trip, it’s good to be prepared. Whether you’re an experienced traveler or visiting for the first time, there are a few things to know…
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Bua Thong Sticky Waterfall: Chiang Mai travel guide
Picture yourself putting on your adventure shoes and setting off to explore a place unlike any other. Welcome to the world of Bua Thong Sticky Waterfalls in Chiang Mai! Nestled in the heart of Thailand’s lush landscapes, this natural wonder is a must-visit for every bucket list. Although “sticky,” these waterfalls don’t hold you in place. Thanks to the unique mineral-rich…
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The Peninsula Bangkok revives its wellness festival this September
As part of The Peninsula Hotels’ Life Lived Best programme, the Peninsula Bangkok is committed to offering a comprehensive wellness experience for its guests. Building on the success of the 2020 Wellness Festival, the hotel is excited to announce the return of the festival for 2024. With the theme Art of Urban Wellness, the event will take place from September…
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Central unveils ‘Beauty Galerie’ at Central Chidlom with AI advisor
Central Department Store, under Central Retail, has reinforced its market position by unveiling the Beauty Galerie Central Chidlom. This new beauty destination showcases a comprehensive collection of over 150 world-class beauty brands and services, catering to both Thai and international customers across generations. Spanning more than 6,000 square metres, Beauty Galerie was meticulously designed by leading architects presenting a unique…
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Fitness guru Bradley Simmonds gets guests in shape in Koh Samui
W Koh Samui was the place to be for a fitness extravaganza like no other, as the UK’s top fitness guru, Bradley Simmonds, led an invigorating wellness retreat from August 21 to 28. Set against the backdrop of Koh Samui’s sun-kissed splendour, the event transformed participants’ minds, bodies, and souls, leaving them feeling revitalised and ready to take on the…
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Why is it important to get colorectal cancer screening?
The population of the United States above the age of 50 is about 125 million. Among them, approximately 40 million people, or about one-third of eligible individuals, are not getting screened for colorectal cancer. In Thailand, out of the 72.8 million people, about 30% of the population is above 50 years of age. Probably more than two-thirds of this population…
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Thailand’s healthcare system and healthcare insurance options for non-Thai nationals
Thinking about living in or visiting Thailand? Understanding the healthcare system and your insurance options or hospital insurance is crucial. Thailand boasts a robust healthcare infrastructure, blending modern medical technology with traditional practices, making it a popular destination for medical tourism. Navigating insurance options is equally important. Whether you’re an expat, a long-term traveller, or just visiting, having the right…
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Best Thai language schools in Thailand
Thai language schools in Thailand offer a variety of programs catering to different learning needs and preferences, making it an attractive destination for both tourists and expatriates looking to learn the language. Here’s an overview of the landscape of Thai language education and the best language schools that you should visit to learn it. Top Thai language schools in Thailand…
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Thailand shopping guide: where to shop in 2024
Shopping in Thailand is a must-do when travelling in Thailand. Whether you’re after bargains or unique finds, the country has it all—from lively street markets to big malls. In 2024, explore the best spots for trendy clothes, handmade goods, and delicious street food. This guide will show you where to shop during your adventure. Let’s get started! Thailand’s the best…
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A guide to Doi Inthanon National Park
Doi Inthanon National Park is home to Thailand’s highest mountain. The mountain, also known as the “Roof of Thailand,” rises to a height of 2,565 meters. Due to the high altitude, the climate in Doi Inthanon National Park is much cooler than in other areas in Thailand. The 482 square kilometre park is famous for its stunning nature trails, lush…
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Angsana Laguna Phuket launches the ‘Seafood Market’ restaurant
Angsana Laguna Phuket proudly announces the grand opening of the Seafood Market restaurant, an exciting new addition to its esteemed dining options. This fresh take on seafood promises to redefine the dining landscape with a focus on sustainability and culinary artistry. Inspired by the traditional fishing communities of Phuket, this seafood dining venue features emerald green walls that echo the…
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Thai food cuisine guide for travellers in Thailand
Explore the wonderful world of Thai food, a mix of dishes from different parts of Thailand. Enjoy the spicy curries from the south and the tasty, hearty meals from the north. Thai food has lots of flavours that will make your taste buds happy. This guide will take you on a gastronomic tour, region by region, showcasing the unique dishes…
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Chiang Mai Night Bazaar travel guide
Chiang Mai Night Bazaar, located on Chang Klan Road, comes alive every evening from 5 PM to midnight. This lively market draws locals and tourists with its diverse selection of goods, from traditional handicrafts to trendy fashion. The Night Bazaar is not just a shopping destination; it’s a cultural experience. Visitors can enjoy street performances, sample delicious Thai cuisine, and…
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Enhance the quality and longevity of your life with Miskawaan Health Group’s personalised approach
Over the past few years, particularly in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, our view of modern medicine and health has evolved dramatically. Today, more and more people shift their focus toward a more holistic perspective, which leads to the rise of functional medicine. “We are not an assembly of spare parts; we are an organism. You have to ask…
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African travellers must register for health pass to combat mpox
In addition to decisions regarding which groups of individuals in the country should receive the mpox (monkeypox) vaccine, Thailand is stepping up its fight against the spread of mpox with new travel regulations aimed at passengers arriving from Africa. The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT) and the Division of International Disease Control and Quarantine under the Ministry of Public Health…
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How to protect yourself from Monkeypox in Thailand
Monkeypox, a rare viral disease, has recently emerged as a public health concern in Thailand. With cases on the rise, it’s essential to understand how to prevent monkeypox infection effectively. Understanding the modes of transmission, recognising symptoms, and knowing when to seek medical advice are keys to protection. Health officials in Thailand have reported a rise in cases of monkeypox,…
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Things to see and do around Chinatown, Bangkok
Bangkok’s Chinatown, also known as Yaowarat, is its own destination. The lively area is full of incredible restaurants, bustling markets, and Chinese temples. It’s a fantastic place for people who want to explore the city’s street food and soak in Thai-Chinese culture. However, with so many things to see and do, it can get pretty confusing for visitors. That’s why…
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Discover a slice of Italy in Bangkok’s Chinatown at UGO Ristorante Italiano
UGO Ristorante Italiano is one of those rare finds that remind you just how eclectic Bangkok truly is. Nestled in the heart of Bangkok’s Chinatown, where most come seeking the vibrant flavours of Thai-Chinese street food, this Italian restaurant surprises and delights. It’s a place where Bangkok’s love affair with Italian cuisine is celebrated in every dish. Having opened its…
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What to do in Bangkok this week (August 23 to 27)
This weekend and the upcoming weekdays are packed with exciting activities in Bangkok! If your schedule is still wide open, let us help you out. From catching a game at a sports bar to enjoying some barbecue to listening to Chappell Roan’s music, here’s a list of the top things to do in Bangkok from August 23 to 27. Things…
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Tha Phae Gate Chiang Mai travel guide
Tha Phae Gate, in the heart of Chiang Mai, is a symbol of the city’s rich history and culture. This iconic landmark, part of the ancient city wall, attracts countless visitors each year with its historical charm and architectural beauty. Surrounding the gate, you will see a vibrant mix of traditional markets, street food stalls, modern cafes, and boutiques, offering…
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Asia on alert: Deadly new mpox strain hits Thailand
Thailand confirmed its first case of a potentially deadlier strain of mpox, marking Asia’s first encounter with the virus variant known as Clade 1b. This alarming development follows hot on the heels of the first reported case outside Africa, in Sweden, just a week ago. The infected individual, a 66 year old European man, arrived in Bangkok from an undisclosed…
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Sweet spot: Thai fruits ranked by sugar content for diabetics
ThaiHealth has released information on the sugar content of various Thai fruits, identifying which ones have the highest and lowest amounts. This information is particularly important for individuals with diabetes, who need to consider both the type and amount of sugar in their diet. The Thai fruit with the highest sugar content is tamarind, containing 58.28 grammes of sugar per…
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Hit refresh: Men’s Travel Retreat offers a Mind, Body, Fun reboot
Feeling like you’re stuck in a rut or craving a break for your mind and body? Is life throwing changes your way, and are you itching to hit refresh for a healthier, happier you? If so, why not give yourself a reboot with Men’s Travel Retreat? Their getaways, based on the three pillars of Mind, Body, and Fun, provide the…
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