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  • AutomotiveDIY car repairs vs hiring a mechanic in Thailand

    DIY car repairs vs hiring a mechanic in Thailand

    The world of car repair is one that both intrigues and confuses people. While many car owners seek expert assistance at the first sign of even the smallest technical issue, some enjoy the challenge of dissecting the internal workings of their vehicle and opt for do-it-yourself techniques. As car owners attempt to strike a balance between affordability and maintenance quality,…

  • HealthDiabetes-friendly guide to travelling in Thailand

    Diabetes-friendly guide to travelling in Thailand

    Embark on a worry-free journey to Thailand with diabetes. This friendly destination caters to your needs, from easy access to insulin to diabetic-friendly cuisine and top-notch medical facilities. Keep your fin check while exploring with these essential tips for a safe and enjoyable Thai adventure. Set off to Thailand with diabetes, armed with preparation and positivity for an easy, memorable…

  • Thailand TravelThe symbiotic world of Phichit and crocodiles

    The symbiotic world of Phichit and crocodiles

    Not as well-known as its neighbours, Phichit is one of Thailand’s less well-known but very culturally and historically rich provinces that is rarely in the news. Yet inside its borders lies a fascinating domain that only those in the know are aware of. The exciting world of crocodiles, which draws many tourists each year, is only one of Phichit ‘s…

  • LifestyleDiscover the secrets for successful gardening in Thailand’s climate

    Discover the secrets for successful gardening in Thailand’s climate

    Venturing into gardening ensures fresh a environment and a sense of achievement. Your Success depends on understanding planting conditions, soil types, plant care, and the varying needs of different veggies. It’s important to manage water wisely, maintain regular pest control, and be patient. From novices to experts, everyone can enjoy this bountiful hobby by following some tips. Key aspects to…

  • Destination GuideSilom Bangkok: Thailand neighbourhood guide 2023

    Silom Bangkok: Thailand neighbourhood guide 2023

    Silom is an omnipresent reminder of the commercial heart thriving within Bangkok, a neighbourhood bustling with life, character, and charm. Complete with impressive skyscrapers, a robust nightlife, and not to forget, the benefit of devouring aromatic street food that pulls you in without a moment’s delay. It’s not just Silom’s character that sets it apart. Its impressive location, along with…

  • FoodLongan fruit guide: Discovering Thailand’s sweet gem

    Longan fruit guide: Discovering Thailand’s sweet gem

    Longan, or ลำไย “lum yai” in Thai, is a juicy, sweet fruit that tastes similar to lychee. Known as “dragon’s eye” due to its translucent, white flesh with a central black seed, longan is a popular option when it comes to tropical fruits in Thailand. When visiting Thailand, longan fruit is a must-try because of its sweetness and numerous culinary…

  • Travel GuidesThe 5 best activities in Central Thailand (with exclusive travel deals from TAT and Klook!)

    The 5 best activities in Central Thailand (with exclusive travel deals from TAT and Klook!)

    Calling all adventurous souls, culture vultures, and travel lovers! Are you ready for the new chapters through Thailand’s Central region? Picture this: vibrant cities pulsating with life, ancient temples whispering tales from the past, and natural landscapes that will take your breath away. And if you wonder, what’s the best thing to do in Central Thailand? Well, it’s a tough…

  • International EducationA guide to choosing the best international school for your kids

    A guide to choosing the best international school for your kids

    Moving to another country with your family is exciting, but can be stressful and full of worries. One of those worries could be the very real dilemma of trying to find an international school that fits your children’s needs. Such things as the quality and type of curriculum, classroom size, location, and cost can complicate your international school hunt. However,…

  • Things To DoIt’s mango season: A guide to the best mangoes in Thailand

    It’s mango season: A guide to the best mangoes in Thailand

    Thai mangoes commonly referred to as Mamuang, are a beloved staple in Thailand. Its versatility in both sweet and savoury dishes has drawn tourists from every corner of the globe. Visitors eagerly explore the streets of Bangkok and Phuket, eager to savour local favourites like mango sticky rice or a refreshing spicy mango salad. The distinct flavour of Thai mangoes…

  • GuidesDifferent cannabis products and their uses

    Different cannabis products and their uses

    Cannabis products have been growing significantly as it has sparked curiosity and excitement among Thai consumers seeking alternative ways to enjoy their life. From alleviating pain to promoting relaxation, these diverse offerings present a wide range of possibilities for both recreational and medicinal purposes. In this article, we’ll explore the fascinating realm of cannabis products, delving into their unique forms,…

  • EducationTop 10 international schools in Bangkok offering world-class education

    Top 10 international schools in Bangkok offering world-class education

    Whether you and your family are planning a fresh start in Bangkok or you’re a seasoned ex-pat, one of the biggest concerns for ex-pat parents is the education of their children. Luckily for you, Bangkok’s educational system has everything from multilingual schools to programs with global curriculums like the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. But with so many schools to choose…

  • EducationHow non-native English speakers can teach in Thailand

    How non-native English speakers can teach in Thailand

    Thailand is a land of many opportunities. For native English speakers, it can be a pot of gold when it comes to teaching jobs that are available. For those who aren’t native English speakers, there are still opportunities to teach in Thailand. And, you can even get a job teaching English, despite not being fluent or a native speaker. Even…

  • GuidesFive powerful Thai women to know about on International Women’s Day

    Five powerful Thai women to know about on International Women’s Day

    Today is International Women’s Day, and people across the world are celebrating women’s achievements and triumphs over adversity. In Thailand, women still face a number of barriers to equality. The country has deeply entrenched problems with abuse and trafficking of women, maternity leave, and a range of other issues. Yet, Thailand has several prominent, powerful female leaders. Below are five who you…

  • Things To DoThe top five family-friendly things do in Pattaya

    The top five family-friendly things do in Pattaya

    Thailand’s sin city is known for its adult attractions, but did you know there are many things that the entire family can enjoy? Despite its world-famous reputation for seedy experiences, Pattaya offers a family-friendly experience if you know where to look. Below, are the top five family-friendly attractions that promise to be nothing short of exciting! 1. Ramayana Water Park…

  • Things To DoKhao Yai’s top five things to do and see

    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…

  • LifestyleA trip to Thailand: what to take and leave behind

    A trip to Thailand: what to take and leave behind

    Thailand or bust? If you are planning to move or travel to Thailand, we have a packing guide that can help you skip the headache of knowing what to bring to the country and what to leave behind. As Thailand is a tropical country which features hot, very hot, and rainy seasons, there is really no need to bring anything…

  • GuidesWhat to do if you get bitten by a snake in Thailand

    What to do if you get bitten by a snake in Thailand

    Tropical Thailand is home to over 200 species of snakes, more than 60 of which are considered venomous and a danger to humans. Snakes don’t usually attack unless provoked or threatened, but it doesn’t hurt to be aware of how to deal with a snake bite if you live or are travelling to the Land of Sssmiles. The way a…

  • TravelTravel Guide: Top 8 Beaches in Thailand 2022

    Travel Guide: Top 8 Beaches in Thailand 2022

    Thailand offers numerous spectacular beaches that are worth visiting at least once in your lifetime. Approximately 86 million tourists visit Thailand each year making it one of the most visited countries in the world. Thailand has so much to offer ranging from exotic temples, tropical jungles, historical landmarks, and glamorous beaches. There are almost 2,000 miles of coastline and 8,000…

  • Ask an AgentA foreigner’s guide to buying a house in Thailand

    A foreigner’s guide to buying a house in Thailand

    The Thaiger recommends getting good advice on all matters regarding property in Thailand. Although buying a villa or house in your home country may also include the purchasing on the land where the house sits, there are restrictions to foreign ownership of land in Thailand. Currently, foreigners are not permitted to own land, but there are exceptions to this rule and…

  • Thailand NewsHow to bring your pet into Thailand

    How to bring your pet into Thailand

    Those who travel to Thailand with pets, may have a few questions about the legalities surrounding the importation of your 4-legged friends. But, all worries aside, as long as you follow the rules and regulations set forth by the Thai consulate in your home country, it should be a fairly smooth process. Here, we have the current rules and procedures…

  • PropertyHow to start hosting on Airbnb

    How to start hosting on Airbnb

    If you are a traveller, chances are you have checked out Airbnb. And, if you haven’t, it is a great site to find a house or apartment to stay in longer term than a hotel in Thailand or elsewhere. The experience is often favoured as you can feel more at home during your chosen place to stay. Today, Airbnb is…

  • Transport NewsImportant rules and behaviours for driving in Thailand

    Important rules and behaviours for driving in Thailand

    Many expats who stay in Thailand, or even tourists, may wonder what rules and behaviours should be adhered to in driving safely across the Kingdom. As Thailand’s road rules are similar to other countries in Southeast Asia, one thing that sets Thailand apart is that its roads are generally quite good. However, there are still rules, laws and behaviours that…

  • Ask an AgentA guide to finding the best real estate agent for your property

    A guide to finding the best real estate agent for your property

    Finding a real estate agent to help you sell your property is an important decision. And, it is apparent after a quick search on the internet, that there are many who offer world-class services. But, how do you know which agent follows through on their services offered? Or which agent makes the process the least stressful? Such things as a…

  • Things To DoTop 8 beaches in Thailand: Local edition

    Top 8 beaches in Thailand: Local edition

    Thailand offers numerous spectacular beaches that are worth visiting at least once in your lifetime. Approximately 86 million tourists visit Thailand each year making it one of the most visited countries in the world. Thailand has so much to offer ranging from exotic temples, tropical jungles, historical landmarks, and glamorous beaches. There are almost 2,000 miles of coastline and 8,000…

  • Things To Do20 fun facts about Thailand

    20 fun facts about Thailand

    Thailand is well-known for its postcard-worthy beaches, majestic limestone cliffs, friendly locals, and glimmering temples. But beyond its natural beauty and tourist attractions, the Land of Smiles also has a unique culture and history that not many people know – some are odd and bizarre. So, if you’re thinking of visiting or living in the country, why not clue up…

  • Thai LifeA guide to being respectful when visiting a Buddhist temple in Thailand

    A guide to being respectful when visiting a Buddhist temple in Thailand

    Not all tourists do their research before going to a temple. Some take photos with Buddha statues in a way that is disrespectful to some Thais. Some don’t dress appropriately. A security guard at the popular Wat Arun in Bangkok would blow a whistle at many tourists, telling them to cover their shoulders and knees. Here’s a guide on how…

  • Crime NewsGraffiti in historic Trang cave means public access restricted

    Graffiti in historic Trang cave means public access restricted

    A historic cave in the southern province of Trang, said to be in use by humans for at least a 1,000 years, will no longer be open the the public after it was defaced by graffiti. After a millennium of human use, the Khao Pina Cave, famous for its stalagmites and stalactites, was found scribbled with names and nonsense soon…

  • Covid-19 NewsTAT and Michelin Guide team up to deliver thanks to healthcare workers

    TAT and Michelin Guide team up to deliver thanks to healthcare workers

    The Tourism Authority of Thailand and the local Michelin Guide are coming together to support local restaurants while offering “gratitude and thanks” to first responders in the healthcare field for being so vigilant during the Covid-19 global pandemic. The corporate duo will deliver a total of 1,800 food boxes from 18 Michelin starred restaurants from Bib Gourmand and The Plate…