Things To Do
Unleash the thrill-seeker within as you explore the best things to do in Thailand. From adventurous outdoor escapades and immersive cultural experiences to leisurely pursuits and beyond, our guide covers the Land of Smiles’ most engaging activities and attractions, tailored to travelers with diverse interests. Stay informed about must-visit destinations and local hotspots to make the most out of your time.
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Sponsored What is the 5 year visa for the digital nomad in Thailand?
The Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) is a great option for digital nomads, remote workers, and freelancers who want to stay in Thailand for a long time. This multiple-entry visa is valid for five years, allowing stays of up to 180...
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Shop and share at the 56th Diplomatic Red Cross Bazaar
Mark your shopping calendar as the annual charity shopping fair “56th Diplomatic Red Cross Bazaar” is approaching. This fund-raising event is organized by the Thai Red Cross Society in close cooperation with the spouses of diplomats and their embassies based in Thailand. On offer are signature items and quality products from around the world and a plethora of goods at…
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Say ‘I do’ in paradise: Top wedding hotels in Phuket
With its crystal-clear waters, white sandy beaches, and lush greenery, Phuket is the perfect destination to say “I do” and start your happily ever after. But with so many wedding hotels to choose from, it can be overwhelming to pick the perfect one. That’s why we’ve done the research for you and compiled a list of the top wedding hotels…
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Exploring the natural beauty of Thailand: Hikes and outdoor adventures
“The Land of Smiles” is an apt nickname for the beautiful country of Thailand, an idyllic destination full of natural wonders and cultural delights. But if you’re looking to get outside and explore the great outdoors, then you’d be hard pressed to find a better destination than Thailand. From lush green forests to breathtaking mountain views, Thailand is the perfect…
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Exploring Bangkok: The 5 must-visit night markets (2023)
Bangkok has a vibrant nightlife and one of the best parts of this city is its night markets! Offering a range of foods, a variety of goods and wares as well as entertainment, these open-air bazaars make for an unforgettable experience. Below, we’ve compiled a list of the top 5 night markets in Bangkok that you must visit for a…
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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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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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Top 10 tourist attractions in Bangkok (2023)
Get ready to feast your eyes and taste buds in Bangkok, the glittering gem of Southeast Asia! This city is a true treasure trove of tourist delights. From stunning architecture to Asian handicrafts that make for the perfect souvenirs, you won’t get enough of the tourist attractions in Bangkok. And after a day of shopping and sightseeing, nothing beats a…
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Getting to Bangkok’s floating markets
Getting to Bangkok‘s floating markets just got a whole lot easier thanks to new feeder bus services from the MRT Blue Line to Bangkok’s four top floating markets. Bangkok’s floating markets might not be the capital’s biggest draw, but they are a must-see for almost every visitor to the city. Moreover, for those who live in the city, they are…
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Top 10 scams in Thailand
Any hot tourist spot around the world is going to attract the ‘wrong sort of’ people, sometimes greedy locals, who will be specialists at extracting dollars from tourists’ pockets. In Thailand, the main difference is that they will usually do it with a smile. There are indeed scams awaiting tourists who come to Thailand and you are best served by…
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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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Explore Carnival Magic: a theme park with 9 Guinness World Record Titles
Carnival Magic, the world’s first Thai carnival-themed park, opened its doors in Phuket in September 2022. What’s behind the door is beyond what you can ever imagine- as the sun sets, the grounds come alive with vibrant celebration – a dazzling array of lights, music and dance- from traditional Thai dances and costumes to grand pageantry of the parades and…
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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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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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The benefits of practicing yoga in Thailand
Yoga is an ancient practice that has been embraced by cultures around the world for centuries. Today, the practice has become increasingly popular among travellers in Thailand, as it offers a unique and spiritual way to explore the culture of the country. In Thailand, yoga is a great way to immerse oneself in the local culture and gain a deeper…
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Where to get plus-size clothes in Bangkok
Krungthong Plaza is unquestionably the place to go if you’re seeking plus-size clothes in Bangkok. A refuge for plus-size clothing may be found at the wholesale fashion mall. There are almost 600 shops and an unlimited variety of well-chosen fashion items inside the 4-story building. Of course, the sizes they offer are the mall’s best feature. From S to 8…
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Explore the best markets in Bangkok
Press Release Bangkok is known for its bustling markets, and they’re more than just a tourist attraction. The markets are an integral part of the city’s culture, and they’re great places to get a glimpse into the true heartbeat of Bangkok. While countries like Morocco are famous for their bazaars, Thailand is known for its many types of street markets.…
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Surfing in Thailand – Talay Surf’s surf camp getaway in Phuket
Press Release Thinking of surfing in Thailand but don’t know how to surf yet? Well, here’s the ultimate surf guide – from the best surf spot in Thailand for all levels to the best surf camps and more! Surfing in Phuket is undoubtedly on the bucket list of every surfer – whether you’re just learning to surf or an experienced…
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Jungceylon welcomes shoppers ahead of Christmas and New Year
Press Release One of Phuket’s largest malls, Jungceylon, unveils the first phase of its brand new look in December 2022. Conceptualised as the Oasis of Shopping in Patong, the first phase of Jungceylon’s revamp is unveiled on 16 December 2022 ahead of Christmas and New Year, to welcome the return of both domestic and international tourists with a range of…
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Where to celebrate Christmas in Bangkok 2022
It’s time for the 2022 Ho Ho Ho in Bangkok! If you are looking for where to Celebrate Christmas in Bangkok, you have come to the right place. You won’t get a white Christmas here but you will definitely enjoy the warm and welcoming atmosphere these restaurants offer. So it’s time for you to indulge in Christmas feast with your…
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Two Thai coastal destinations feature in world’s top 20 most beautiful beaches
Two Thailand coastal destinations feature in a new world’s top 20 most beautiful beaches. E-commerce platform Cult Beauty compiled a top 20 most beautiful beaches in the world based on social media appeal and content opportunities. Sunrise Beach in Koh Lipe was ranked 6th while Maya Bay in Ko Phi Phi came in 11th. The British-based online shopping platform found…
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How to determine if an elephant attraction in Thailand is ethical
Thailand is full of attractions that allow visitors to get up close to elephants and other wild animals. But, as exploitative tourism is on the rise worldwide, it is important to know what elephant sanctuaries or havens are practising ethical tourism. Elephants have historically been taken from their mothers as babies to be used as tourist attractions. Unfortunately, part of…
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Bangkok library celebrates centenary by accepting UNESCO award
One of Bangkok’s much-loved buildings celebrated its 100th birthday in style, by accepting a UNESCO cultural heritage award. The Neilson Hays Library in Bangkok received an Award of Distinction at the UNESCO Asia-Pacific Awards for Cultural Heritage Conservation. The jury hailed the library as a landmark building. “The project sets a welcome benchmark for the restoration of early 20th-century buildings…
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Brief history of the Japanese Onsen in Thailand
Ever heard of the term ‘Onsen’ and just brushed it off as one of those things the Japanese oldies do somewhere out in the vast Japanese countryside, whilst butt-naked!? Well, you wouldn’t be far off, but did you know a slightly more modern, more modest (less naked) version is available for anyone to try right here in Bangkok, with several…
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Part two: the most haunted places in Bangkok
Bangkok’s most haunted places include the capital’s main airport and a few off-the-grid spots that have locals in fear of visiting. From abandoned houses harbouring spirits to buildings built on top of graveyards, the city’s paranormal scene is all but bolstered by Thailand’s cultural beliefs in ghosts. Don’t forget to check out the most haunted places in Bangkok part one!…
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