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Tai Orathai: The voice of Luk Thung and Mor Lam
I recently discovered the beautiful music of Tai Orathai, the beloved Luk Thung and Mor Lam singer from Ubon Ratchathani who has been recording since 2002 and is also known as Miss Grass Flower. She has an evocative, melancholy, sometimes fragile voice which affects me...
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Meet Holina Rehab, the first rehab in Thailand approved for the new ‘International’ license by the Thai Ministry of Health
You probably don’t think of Koh Phangan when you think of rehab. The Thai island is known for its full moon parties, yoga retreats, and white-sand beaches. It’s not exactly the place you’d expect to rebuild your life. But that’s exactly what makes Holina Rehab so interesting. Located on a beachside resort with magnificent sunset …
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Top Valentine’s Day getaways revealed – 12Go offers 14% off travel
This Valentine’s Day, 12Go invites couples and travellers to explore Thailand’s most astounding destinations with an exclusive 14% discount on select routes. Whether you are seeking a quiet island retreat, an adventurous hike through the jungle, or a city break, 12Go makes travel easy and affordable. Based on internal data, 12Go Asia has prepared a …
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Celebrity meet-and-greet events to look forward to in Thailand (2025)
Meet-and-greet with your idols? That’s exactly what 2025 has in store. This year, plenty of world-famous stars are coming to Thailand to meet their fans in more intimate settings. From dining with a sports legend to seeing your favourite K-drama actor up close, here’s a roundup of the top celebrity meet-and-greet events happening in Thailand …
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Spend Chinese New Year by the ocean at Novotel Marina Sriracha and Koh Si Chang Thailand
Chinese New Year, Lunar New Year, or Spring Festival, whatever you call it, is a time for family, feasting, and fresh beginnings. This year, why not swap the crowded streets for sea breezes and sunshine at Novotel Marina Sriracha and Koh Si Chang? The dual-location hotel in Chonburi is ready to welcome the Year of …
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Finding the perfect souvenir in Thailand is closer than you think
What’s the best thing to bring home from Thailand? For me, it’s always been about finding keepsakes that characterise the soul of the place. One of my favourite souvenirs is a small glass elephant I found at a market in Chiang Mai and people say that elephants are symbols of good luck – so why …
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Where to celebrate Chinese New Year in Bangkok (2025)
It’s not hard to find authentic Chinese flavours in Bangkok to welcome the Year of the Snake, the only difficult part is deciding where to go. From a true dim sum experience to a lavish set menu best shared with loved ones, restaurants across Bangkok are offering Chinese New Year specials that will delight your …
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Top 7 places to visit for Chinese New Year in Bangkok (2025)
The Chinese New Year is coming, and the Year of the Snake is upon us! For the Thai-Chinese community, this is one of the most significant celebrations on the calendar, made even more special this time as it marks the 50th anniversary of Thai-Chinese diplomatic relations. With all that history, you know there’s going to …
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ICONSIAM hosts Chinese New Year to celebrate 50 years of Thai-Chinese relations
ICONSIAM, a global landmark on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, developed by Siam Piwat Group, Magnolia Quality Development Corporation, and Charoen Pokphand Group is commemorating the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Thailand and the People’s Republic of China (PRC) with an unparalleled Chinese New Year 2025 celebration. With an investment of over …
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Why is the traffic in Bangkok so bad and can we avoid it at all?
There are but three things that are utterly unavoidable in life: death, taxes, and Bangkok’s notorious traffic. If you have lived in the capital city for any amount of time, one thing becomes abundantly clear, the gridlock traffic during commuting hours is sure to drive anyone crazy. American humorist, Evan Esar (1899 to 1995), was …
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Royal Orchid Sheraton Riverside Bangkok’s shapes the future with new MICE spaces
Royal Orchid Sheraton Riverside Hotel Bangkok will play a pivotal role in the future of Thailand’s meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions (MICE) sector in 2025 and beyond. This follows a comprehensive renovation of the the renowned hotel’s conference and banqueting facilities, including an entire floor of riverside meeting space. Located opposite luxury lifestyle complex ICONSIAM …
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Flamingo Beach Club: Panwa’s new playground by the sea
Flamingo Beach Club will make its debut in Panwa, Phuket next week, and it’s set to be the island’s next big thing. The exciting new hotspot promises to be a haven where sun-soaked days and lively nights come together in perfect harmony. Set to open its doors on January 17, Flamingo Beach Club is more …
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What to do in Bangkok this weekend (January 10 to 12)
With the cooler temperature, it’s the perfect weekend to get out and explore Bangkok! Not sure where to start? Don’t worry, there’s so much going on in our beloved city so you can make the most out of the beautiful weather. Do you want to dance, watch a movie, trade some old treasures, or simply …
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How to ride a bus in Bangkok
Beyond Bangkok’s reliable BTS Skytrain and MRT subway systems, the city also offers an extensive bus network that continues to serve as a vital transportation option for residents and visitors. The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) and Thai Smile Bus (TSB) operate a comprehensive fleet of buses that will help you get around Bangkok. Plus, it …
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Don’t miss out on Jungceylon’s Giant Dogs Meet Friends festival!
Jungceylon Shopping Centre, Patong, Phuket is preparing to host a Children’s Day event called Jungceylon Kids Day 2025 x Giant Dog. Also dubbed the Giant Dogs Meet Friends festival, the event’s highlight features gentle giants of various breeds including Newfoundland, Caucasian Shepherd, and Alaskan Malamute, among others. Visitors can enjoy performances from the playful furry …
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5 festivals in Phuket that are unmissable
Festivals in Thailand are an important part of Phuket life as the largest island in the kingdom is rich in history. The calendar is filled with traditional festivals and newly created events all year. Some of these happen throughout the country, while others are exclusive to the people of Phuket. Here is Metadee’s pick of …
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What to do in Bangkok this weekend (January 3 to 5)
It’s the first weekend of 2025! If you’re like us, you probably have plenty you want to do this weekend in Bangkok. Should you kick off your New Year’s resolutions, like starting meditation or going for a run? Or should you keep the celebrations going with delicious feasts and dancing the night away? If you’re …
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Some like it hot: Phuket property market in 2024
As we stepped into 2025, it’s the perfect time to take a closer look at the hottest property trends in Thailand’s largest leisure destination—Phuket. One of the most notable developments is the increasing presence of major Thai-listed property groups on the island, following an oversupply of properties in Bangkok. At the same time, banks are …
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Is it worth going to Thailand in January?
Is it worth visiting Thailand in January? Thailand is a popular destination with beautiful landscapes, rich culture, and friendly people. January is part of the peak season, offering cool and dry weather that’s perfect for exploring cities like Bangkok, relaxing on Phuket’s beaches, and enjoying outdoor activities. With little rain and comfortable temperatures, it’s a …
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How much does it cost to see a doctor in Thailand?
Thailand is known for its high-quality yet affordable healthcare system, but how much does it really cost to see a doctor? As an expat, this question might be crucial for budgeting your health needs. The answer depends on whether you have health insurance or not, and the difference can be significant. Let’s explore the costs, …
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Is Bangkok great for celebrating New Year’s Eve?
Bangkok is one of the best places to celebrate New Year’s Eve. The city comes alive with colourful fireworks, street parties, and a mix of modern events and Thai traditions. Popular spots like CentralWorld and riverside venues offer something for everyone, making them a great choice for welcoming the new year. Why Bangkok is ideal …
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What to do in Bangkok this weekend (December 27 to January 2)
This week, we’re saying goodbye to 2024 and welcoming 2025. As expected, Bangkok is packed with fun events to help you celebrate. From festive parties to art exhibitions, there’s plenty to do around the city. And to help you plan the best week ever, we’ve put together a list of the best things happening in Bangkok …
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Remembering the 2004 tsunami in Phuket
A disaster that transpired almost two decades ago, yet the wounds are still fresh for many present on the southern island at the time. Although Phuket has evolved to become a powerhouse of Thailand’s tourism as of late, for those present on the fateful day in 2004, the memories of a sunny day quickly turning …
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Where to celebrate Christmas in Pattaya 2024
Are you in Pattaya with no plans for Christmas yet? Cutting it close, aren’t we? Don’t worry, though. There’s still time to make this holiday memorable! Below, we’ve gathered the best restaurants in Pattaya for Christmas 2024. Gather your nearest and dearest because every bite and every sip at these restaurants is a little celebration. …
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Connect Responsibly with sustainable meetings at Four Points by Sheraton Phuket
Four Points by Sheraton Phuket Patong Beach Resort, just a few steps away from the shorelines of Phuket’s sunset coast, is helping meeting planners to Connect Responsibly in Southern Thailand with an innovative new programme designed to maximise the business results of each event while minimising the impacts upon the planet. Launched by Marriott Bonvoy …
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What is the coldest month in Thailand?
Thailand’s winter season, from November to February, offers cooler temperatures and lower humidity, providing a refreshing break from the usual tropical heat. This is the best time to enjoy outdoor activities and explore the country’s natural beauty and cultural attractions. The winter season’s mild weather creates perfect conditions for travel and unique experiences across different …
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Royal Orchid Sheraton Bangkok promises a magical Christmas this year
The most wonderful time of the year is almost here! While Christmas in Bangkok doesn’t come with snow or frosty mornings, it has its own special kind of magic. And nowhere does the spirit come alive more vividly than the Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotel & Towers Bangkok. With the glittering Chao Phraya River as their …
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Why Siam’s Royal dried fruit snacks are the perfect Thai souvenirs
You did it! You conquered Bangkok’s heat, devoured enough street food to feed a small army, and maybe even braved a tuk-tuk ride. Now, with your trip coming to an end, it’s souvenir time. While the predictable Thai souvenirs, like Chang beer singlet or fridge magnets, are always fun to bring home, your friends and …
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This Christmas, give the gift of health: essential options for expats in Thailand
The holiday season is here, bringing warmth, joy, and a chance to reflect on the year gone by. As an expat in Thailand, this Christmas is a great time to invest in something that truly matters: health. Whether for you or your loved ones, prioritising health ensures security and peace of mind in the long …
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What to do in Bangkok this week (December 21 to 26)
Oh, Bangkok, always so exciting and full of events! Be it the weekend or a weekday, there are always fun things happening that sometimes we get a serious case of FOMO (fear of missing out). But don’t worry if you’re unsure where to go. Below, we’ve rounded up the best things to do in Bangkok …
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Thai Red Cross Fair: A fair vibe in the heart of Bangkok
Mark your calendars because the Thai Red Cross Fair 2024 is back! This beloved event is taking place from December 11 to 22, and it will be Thailand’s largest charity fair, blending the nostalgia of a traditional temple fair with a lively celebration for a good cause. Held at Lumpini Park, it honours His Majesty …