Thailand’s Top 10s
Thailand has a remarkable selection of just about everything. From beaches to shopping, accommodation to activities, cafés and fine-dining, cheap-eats and beachclubs. The Thaiger has done all the hard work for you to prepare Top 10s in many, many categories reflecting the life and colour of south-east asia’s most popular destination. The lists are constantly updated and include recommendations from people who live in Thailand and who have visited the places in the lists.
In many cases we’ve provided links to websites so you can find out more. Welcome to our Top 10s and enjoy exploring the very best in Thailand.
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Food Scene2 months agoSomtam scores number 5 in the world’s top 500 Lonely Planet Eatlist
PHOTO: Somtam, Bangkok’s spicy contribution to the world’s Top 500 foodie finds A list of the world’s top 500 gastronomic experiences seems an impossible task to put together. Lonely Planet have sent out...
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Thai Life2 months agoTop 10 world locations where people go to play
Where do people travel in the world for ‘play’, not business? Mastercard unveils the Top Ten locations where people travel to play. International travel continues to grow at an incredible rate, transforming local...
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SE Asia3 months ago“Best Country in Asia.” Japan.
PHOTO: Travelience “Japan is ranked the best country in Asia and fifth globally. Thailand ranks 27th globally” DataLeads reports that a survey conducted in 80 countries shows that Japan and Australia are the...
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Thai Life1 month agoTop 10 world’s busiest flight routes
… and the rising stars So where is the world’s busiest airline route? Beijing to Shanghai? New York to Los Angeles? Eight of the Top 10 routes are based in Asia and nine...
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Phuket2 months agoThe Top 10 Beaches in Phuket
Phuket’s beaches have undergone a substantial upgrade in the last five years after the 2014 military government swept commercial businesses from the sands of west coast Phuket. Little shanty restaurants, the ubiquitous plastic...
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Top 102 months agoTop 10 busiest airports in the world – first half of 2018
Beijing Capital International Airport is still the world’s second-busiest airport by passenger traffic, witnessing with nearly 50 million passengers passing through in the first half of this year. This from the Civil Aviation...
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Thai Life3 weeks agoTop 10 ways to cope with the humidity in Thailand
It’s humid most of the year in Thailand. In the southern areas, during the ‘wet season’, it’s hot and humid all the time. You will sweat, a lot. Or in the case of...
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Thai Life4 weeks agoTop 10 tips for riding a motorbike in Thailand
Motorbikes and scooters are the most popular mode of transport in Thailand, and most of south east asia. The 110cc step-thru is ubiquitous. Most just go and go and go – they’re astonishly...
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Entertainment4 weeks agoTop 10 Museums in Asia
Asia has a lot of museums but many are a reminder about rough days in the past, moments in time remembered so they’re not repeated. Some of these Top 10 museums are just...
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Entertainment2 months agoTop 10 movies made in Thailand and Phuket
PHOTO: tntdrama – Hangover 11 (2011) Thailand is active in attracting foreign movie makers to the Land of Smiles, and has been for decades. Many famous movies have been either partially or totally...
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Phuket2 months ago
The Top 10 Beaches in Phuket
Phuket’s beaches have undergone a substantial upgrade in the last five years after the 2014 military government swept commercial businesses from the sands of west coast Phuket. Little shanty restaurants, the ubiquitous plastic...
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Entertainment3 months agoTop 10 things to see in Phuket, on a budget
PHOTO: The Trick Eye Museum in Phuket Town We can’t all afford to stay in the lap of luxury in five star properties, and spend our Sunday’s at extravagant hi-so brunches. Good luck...
Stunning new Lux Neo project at Chaweng, Koh Samui
Top 10 things to know about Phuket for beginners
The future of Bangkok’s Chinatown
Top 10 tips for riding a motorbike in Thailand
Top 10 scams in Thailand
Top 10 ways to cope with the humidity in Thailand
Top 10 overseas destinations for Chinese travellers
6 ways to avoid being defrauded in a property investment
Medicinal marijuana by next year in Thailand
250,000 baht in a day. Patong’s para-sailing business.
Maya Bay closed indefinitely
THAI jumbo skids off Suvarnabhumi runway while landing
Russian tourist stung by ‘fire jellyfish’ at Patong Beach
Visa run to Penang – a personal experience
Satellite timelapse – Palu devastated by land liquefaction
Mu Pa 13 have 22 film offers awaiting appro
‘Overwhelming support’ for decriminalising marijuana for R&D
More cocaine being discovered in Patong
New Immigration chief sweeping a broom through Chiang Mai Immigration offices
Blissful Break packages @ Mövenpick Hotel & Convention Centre KLIA
Wet season, not so wet – some dams are less than 60% full
Fire destroys Krabi market
Somkid says he’ll fly to Beijing to discuss luring back Chinese visitors
Woman stages an accident and lies to police about gold theft
No more coups, unless we need one – Commander in Chief
Thaiger Radio News – Thursday
The art of Thai massage – Chann Wellness Spa, Kamala
Final night of Vegetarian Festival in Phuket – Photo montage
Krabi governor orders the best care for an injured rock-climber
Islamic anti-vaxxers in the south causing measles outbreak
Canadians will be able to use consular services at the Australian Consulate in Phuket
NO Plastic Bag! @ Central Phuket
Why did so many Chinese passengers die in the boat sinking?
Blue Tree Phuket, a world-class HUGE waterpark
The new Central Phuket: Interview with Central Pattana’s Pakorn Partanapat
The battle of Phuket’s boat shows
Phuket’s beach lifeguard situation is not sustainable
The miracle at Tham Luang Caves
Should Phuket’s beaches be closed until this crocodile captured.
Love Rawai FB page captures the actual crocodile, on video
Checking the facts on Phuket’s Chinese tourism ‘fallout’ – Thaiger TV
Calamity off the coast of Phuket and the latest from Chiang Rai caves.
Ben Reymenants Interview with Garry Holden. The Thaiger 102.75 FM.
So why don’t Thais want to wear their bike helmets?
