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Sponsored Living on a budget in Thailand? Here’s how to stay healthy without breaking the bank
Thailand is a popular place for people who want to enjoy a good life at a lower cost or even on a budget. Many expats, retirees, and digital nomads choose to live here because daily expenses are cheaper than in...
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Where to go in Sriracha: Destination Guide Book by Novotel Sriracha
For many people around the world, Sriracha is just the name of a world-famous hot sauce. However, in Thailand, it’s also the name of a charming seaside town located in Chon Buri, just an hour and a half southeast of Bangkok. Often referred to as ‘Little Osaka’ due to its significant Japanese population, Sriracha is a hidden gem worth exploring.…
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UroLift, a game changer in BPH treatment, is available at BNH Hospital Bangkok
M Centre by BNH Hospital Bangkok has just introduced UroLift, a minimally invasive treatment for benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) or enlarged prostate in this August. With this addition, BNH became the only hospital in Thailand to offer a full range of minimally invasive BPH treatments, following the arrival of Rezum Water Vapor Therapy and iTind in the last 3 years.…
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Best clothes to wear for Thailand heat
If you’re planning a trip to Thailand, bracing yourself for an unforgettable adventure is a goal! You’ll be surrounded by breathtaking landscapes, lively culture, and tasty food. But before you pack your bags, let’s be aware of the tropical climate. The heat can be a bit much, especially during the summer, so make sure you pack the right clothes to…
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What to do in Bangkok this weekend (September 20 to 22)
Ready for the weekend? Bangkok never fails to deliver when it comes to exciting activities and vibrant events. Whether you want to celebrate Negroni Week, indulge in a Thai cheese buffet, browse the latest flea markets, or pair great books with fine wine, there’s something for everyone. If you’re unsure how to spend your time, we’ve put together the top…
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10 best hotels in Pai for a relaxing getaway
Thailand’s northern region is home to a quaint picturesque town called Pai. Pai has a variety of luxury hotels to suit a variety of tastes. This peaceful area of the nation has something for everyone, from Mediterranean-style getaways to traditional Thai lodgings. All while being surrounded by luscious green fields and mountains. Below, we’ve compiled 5 of the best hotels…
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Yadom: Nasal inhaler Thais can’t live without
If there’s one thing more popular than Lisa Blackpink in Thailand, it’s Yadom. The kpop singer helped introduce Yadom to her massive international fanbase when she said that she always carries it around in her bag — the clip then went viral because she pronounced it as Yadom, which is a whole different thing in the Korean language (adult video).…
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NGFM Night Ground Flea Market – A fashion lover’s paradise in Chiang Mai
The NGFM Night Ground Flea Market in Chiang Mai’s Nimman area offers a unique shopping experience for vintage lovers and fashion enthusiasts. It will not be your typical night market—there are no food stalls, so grab a bite beforehand. Instead, this lively market is a hub for discovering pre-loved items and trendy new pieces, perfect for anyone wanting to update…
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Top 12 things to do in Chiang Mai
“If you haven’t tasted Khao Soi or seen the view from Doi Suthep, you haven’t been to Chiang Mai.” This famous Thai saying clearly rings true, Chiang Mai in Northern Thailand has some must-try experiences for visitors.These are the things that make a trip to Chiang Mai special. The city is much more relaxed than Bangkok, and its location in…
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Everything you need to know about the magical Yi Peng Festival
If you happen to be in Chiang Mai from 15 – 16 November 2024, don’t miss out on the magical Yi Peng Festival. The Yi Peng lantern festival in northern Thailand is considered to be the most ethereal event worldwide. This celebration is not only magnificent, but it also has a lot of religious and cultural significance. Thus, it’s a…
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Discover Jampa restaurant: Phuket’s hidden farm-to-fork culinary gem
If you’re searching for an unforgettable dining experience in Phuket, look no further than Jampa Restaurant. Nestled in the heart of this busy city, Jampa offers a unique blend of traditional Thai flavours and contemporary culinary techniques. Whether you’re a local or a tourist, this hidden gem promises to delight your taste buds and leave you craving more. At Jampa,…
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Bangkok joins 30-baht healthcare scheme with 6 billion baht budget
A budget allocation of 5.9 billion baht has been approved to support the 30-baht healthcare scheme, which will now extend to Bangkok, making it the 46th province in the programme. The project will be officially launched on September 27. The announcement was made at the National Health Security Office (NHSO) in Bangkok, where Jadej Thamatachaaree, Secretary-General of the NHSO, explained…
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Is AI a reliable tool for medical self-diagnosis?
Modern-day challenges demand high speed and accuracy in medical consultation, forcing many people to turn to artificial intelligence. Because AI systems can interpret complaints or suggest diagnoses, we can ask ourselves, ‘Why not try to use such tools for self-diagnosis?’ But how good can they really be? These tools may help the patient, but they do not substitute for the…
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How tailors in Phuket make getting a bespoke suit worth it
Thinking about getting a bespoke suit in Thailand? You’re not alone. In fact, you should go to Phuket which isn’t just famous for its stunning beaches and lively nightlife but it’s also a hotspot for custom tailoring. In fact, Phuket boasts hundreds of tailor shops which makes it one of the top destinations in Asia for bespoke suits. Why Phuket?…
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Two Bangkok districts to become pedestrian paradise
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) is shaking things up with a plan to transform the eastern districts of Phra Khanong and Bang Na into a pedestrian’s dream. In a move that will have locals leaving their cars at home, the new zones will encourage walking, running, and biking as part of a healthier, greener lifestyle. Deputy Bangkok Governor Tavida Kamolvej…
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Must-visit cashew chicken restaurants in Bangkok (2024)
Looking for the best cashew chicken in Bangkok? Craving tender chicken, crunchy cashews, and rich, flavourful sauces? You’re in the right place! Bangkok is filled with top-notch restaurants serving this popular dish. Whether you’re a local or just visiting, these spots are sure to impress with their take on cashew chicken. Get ready to discover your next favourite place to…
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Thailand’s top upcoming food events & festivals in 2024
Imagine a place where every meal is exciting. Thailand is famous for its lively street food and delicious dishes. Every year, over 35 million tourists come to enjoy its many food events and festivals. These gatherings are important for both culture and the economy. Whether you love spicy curries or sweet mango sticky rice, there’s something for everyone at Thailand’s…
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10 best places to go for delicious Pad Thai in Bangkok
When it comes to Thai cuisine, there’s one mouthwatering dish that sparks a great debate among visitors and locals alike: Pad Thai. A seemingly humble combination of flat rice noodles, tamarind, fish sauce, tofu, eggs and, of course, the star, prawns, this national dish is quite the hot topic (pun intended) when looking for the best place to relish it.…
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How to deal with traffic stops and Thai cops
In a big busy city like Bangkok, Policing is an institution that enforces the law and keeps order in the city. Bangkok’s finest are awesome to see in the streets when you can catch a sighting of them now and then but nobody likes to be on the receiving end of a traffic stop by a Thai cop. Especially if…
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How to use 7-Eleven stamp in Thailand
Right now in Thailand, 7-Eleven is running a stamp campaign. For every 50 Baht you spend, you get a 1-baht stamp, and for some special promo items, you get 3-baht stamps. You can collect these stamps in a booklet they give you and trade them in for cool limited-edition stuff, like items featuring characters from Sanrio, LINE FRIENDS. What is…
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5 must-visit cat cafes in Bangkok
Hello, cat lovers from Thailand! Are you looking for a good cat cafe where you can chill together with its cats? Well lucky you, this article will give you all the details from quirky decor to mouth-watering treats, each cafe has its own charm and character. You might find yourself sipping on a latte while a furry friend curls up…
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Must-visit Rad Na restaurants in Bangkok (2024)
If you’re in Bangkok and craving Rad Na, you’re in luck! This tasty Thai dish features wide rice noodles in a savoury gravy with meat and vegetables. Bangkok is full of great spots to enjoy this comforting and flavourful meal. Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to Rad Na, the city’s top restaurants offer fantastic versions of this classic…
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centralwOrld will host the Gumball 3000 international supercar rally on September 17
On 17 September, all eyes will be on centralwOrld, the global lifestyle destination in the heart of the city, as it joins the biggest global moment of Gumball 3000 to welcome a caravan of supercars on the Saigon-Singapore rally route. The supercar rally is said to highlight the Bangkok premier shopping mall as the landmark of world-class events all year…
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How to choose the best health insurance for expats aged 40-60 in Thailand
Moving to Thailand as an expat brings exciting new experiences, but it also comes with the responsibility of securing quality healthcare, especially for those between 40 and 60. At this stage in life, it’s important to find a health insurance plan that covers your specific needs and ensures peace of mind. Here’s a guide to help you choose the best…
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Best online platforms to buy cars in Thailand
Looking to buy a car in Thailand but not sure where to start? Thankfully, the digital age has made car shopping more accessible than ever, with numerous platforms offering a wide range of options to suit every need and budget. In this article, you’ll discover the top online platforms that make car buying in Thailand a breeze. Whether you’re after…
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The 10 (expat) influencers in Thailand you need to follow today
The online world is filled with unique influencers, each carving out their own space with distinctive content. In Thailand, the expat community is no exception, with many sharing stories, advice, and inspiration from their lives in the Land of Smiles. From travel bloggers and digital nomads to automotive enthusiasts and culinary explorers, these expat influencers have made Thailand their home…
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Dan About Thailand’s free app revolutionises travel planning
There’s nothing more exciting than planning your trip to a beautiful country like Thailand. However, it often requires sifting through countless sources of information to find the best, most up-to-date activities, events, and insights for your destination. Dan About Thailand’s free app eliminates this hassle by providing a comprehensive hub for everything you need to know about Thailand. Whether you’re…
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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,…
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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…
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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…
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Ailati Resto: your home away from home awaits
Located just a few steps away from Saphan Taksin BTS Station, and nestled right in the corner of North Sathorn Road, Ailati Resto is a drastic juxtaposition to Bangkok’s often hectic, lively streets. Ailati Resto has quickly established itself as a friendly, cosy neighbourhood Italian restaurant for you to experience all the flavours of a unique, yet traditional flavours with…
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