Best of
Thailand best-of guides on travel, lifestyle, entertainment, and property—discover hidden gems, top attractions, and expert tips. Explore with The Thaiger, your trusted source for the best experiences in Thailand.
-
Sponsored 9 most common health issues covered by insurance for expats in Thailand
Thailand is a popular destination for expats due to its affordable lifestyle and excellent healthcare system. However, settling in a new country often brings health concerns. To ensure you’re covered for the most common medical needs, understanding what expat health...
-
New super vaccine for kids rolls out in East Pattaya
Parents in East Pattaya are racing to protect their children with the latest five-in-one vaccine that promises broader protection than ever before. The Nong Samor Health Promoting Hospital in Nong Prue saw a wave of activity on Thursday, September 12, as over 30 village health volunteers came together to support a critical vaccination drive aimed at young children. This event,…
-
Moo Deng, the little rising star of Thailand right now
One of Thailand’s most viral little stars right now is Moo Deng. A two-month pygmy hippo that was born in Khao Kheow Open Zoo in Chon Buri, Thailand. She quickly became viral, stealing the hearts of many audiences across social media platforms like TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram. Not just Thais have developed an infatuation for this adorable hippo, but many…
-
Best Tom Yum Goong restaurants in Bangkok (2024)
Bangkok is a paradise for food lovers. When it comes to Thai dishes, Tom Yum Goong tops the list. This vibrant soup, filled with prawns, herbs and a balance of spicy and sour flavours, is a must-try. Whether you’re new to Thai food or a fan, Bangkok offers many places to enjoy this dish. From street stalls to fancy restaurants,…
-
Best restaurants to dine in on Charoenkrung Road
As the oldest road in Bangkok, Charoenkrung Road is deep-rooted with historical and cultural importance. Originally constructed over a millennia ago in 1861, the 8.5-kilometre stretch of road has withstood the test of time and has served as a vital commercial artery from its inception until the present day. In just a short stretch, Charoenkrung Road has witnessed Bangkok’s transformation…
-
Best fried rice restaurants in Bangkok (2024)
If you’re in Bangkok and craving delicious fried rice (Khao Pad), you’re in for a treat! Fried rice dish is one of Thailand’s most loved dishes, offering a perfect mix of rice, vegetables, and your choice of meat or seafood, all stir-fried together. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, finding the best place to enjoy this flavourful meal is…
-
What to do in Bangkok this weekend (September 13 to 15)
The weekend is almost here! If you’re still looking for things to do in Bangkok, you’re in luck. The city is brimming with activities that promise both excitement and relaxation. And below, we’ve gathered the top 10 events and experiences you need to add to your calendar this weekend, September 13 to 15. 10 Things to do in Bangkok this…
-
9 tips to reduce the risk of illness during the rainy season in Thailand
The rainy season in Thailand definitely has a vibe, but it also increases your risk of getting sick. As the rainy season approaches, it’s important to take proactive steps to maintain your health and well-being. The cooler and humid weather can bring mosquitoes and diseases like dengue fever. To help you stay healthy during this season, we have provided nine…
-
All about the Mid-Autumn Festival in Thailand (and where to find the best mooncakes)
The Mid-Autumn Festival is widely celebrated in Thailand due to its large Chinese population, which makes up roughly 10-12% of the people living in the country. Also known as the Moon Festival or Mooncake Festival, this festival is celebrated on the 15th day of the eighth month in the Chinese calendar. This year, that day falls on September 17, which…
-
The cheapest electric vehicles to buy in Thailand
Thinking about making the switch to an electric vehicle in Thailand but worried about the cost? You’re not alone. With the rising fuel prices and increasing environmental concerns, more and more people are looking for affordable electric vehicle (EV) options that won’t break the bank. Luckily, Thailand’s market has some budget-friendly EVs that are both economical and environmentally friendly. In…
-
Jungceylon drives ESG initiatives amidst expansion and new shoppers
Jungceylon Shopping Center in Patong, Phuket, has announced a business plan that focuses on creative marketing strategies to attract high-quality shoppers by launching products, services, and activities that cater to both local and international customers. This approach is underpinned by ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) frameworks. Chief Executive Officer of Jungceylon, Prawit Janyasittikul, mentioned that Jungceylon has been a staple of…
-
5 best Isaan restaurants in Bangkok
Are you craving bold Isaan flavours? Bangkok has hidden gems that deliver. Isaan food is known for its perfect spicy, sour, and savoury mix, offering a delicious glimpse into the region’s rich culture. From grilled meats to spicy salads, each dish showcases traditional flavours. Whether you love som tam, larb, or gai yang, Bangkok offers plenty of spots to savour…
-
Choosing the best health insurance for retirees in Thailand
Featuring sunfilled beaches, majestic palaces, and historical temples, Thailand is at the top of every retiree’s bucket list as the dream destination. Meanwhile, retirees should consider securing health insurance in Thailand to protect themselves wherever their journeys take them. Health insurance The obvious perk of having a comprehensive health insurance plan is that it can settle your medical bills through…
-
Best custom cars in Thailand
Imagine zipping through the lively streets of Bangkok in a car that totally reflects who you are and your unique flair. Custom cars in Thailand aren’t just for getting noticed; they’re all about expressing your individual style and passion. Whether you’re a local car lover or an expat eager to stand out, the Thai custom car scene offers endless ways…
-
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…
-
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…
-
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…
-
Top 10 movies to enjoy with cannabis
What counts as a stoner movie, well anything from the trippy visuals, weird plot, and of course the cannabis theme surrounding the film. Whether it’s eating edibles or smoking a joint when you are high enough, every movie you watch is immersive and silly as well, as if you are the protagonist (main character) in the movie. However, picking the…
-
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…
-
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…
-
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.…
-
10 best places to enjoy nightlife in Chiang Mai
As the sun sets in Chiang Mai, the city transforms into a lively and thrilling environment. Old Thai traditions mix with modern, hip venues, resulting in an energetic night. From bustling night markets to exciting dance clubs, Chiang Mai’s nightlife is vibrant entertainment with something for everyone. There are so many activities that everyone will enjoy. So, get ready to…
-
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…
Don't forget to check out some other things to do in Thailand - get help starting a business or finding a job in Thailand, buy Thailand property, rent a yacht or book a medical procedure worldwide.