The unique history of the newly restored Monastery of the Royal Niece Opposite Mahakan Fort, surrounded by thick, immaculate white walls at the intersection of Mahachai and Ratchadamnoen roads, stands…
Modern Thai dining in a chic setting presents a head-scratching concept Serious money has been sunk into At-Ta-Rote, a revamped ex-Italian ristorante that’s morphed into a modern Thai dining room,…
Did you know that if you’re interested in Thai history and heritage you can visit all of the country’s most famous landmarks in a single day at Muang Boran? This…
The days are numbered for Bangkok’s historic Dusit Zoo Like many of Bangkok’s finest modern institutions, the Dusit Zoo was born from the will of King Chulalongkorn (Rama V) at…
Sunsets, sea gypsies, and scenic viewpoints While technically part of Krabi province, the unassuming island of Koh Lanta, which measures 6 km wide, and stretches over 30 km from north…
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Heritage spanning a century on busy Sathorn Road Over the past number of decades, Sathorn Road has become a prestigious address for large corporations, hotels, and international embassies. But amidst…
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Always passionate about traditional Thai arts and culture, Surat Jongda, or Khru Kai (Teacher Kai), has a love of learning, creating, and performing that has led his life and career…
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A history-filled stroll in and around Asiatique Anyone who resides in Bangkok probably knows about Asiatique the Riverfront, one of the most successful entertainment, dining, and shopping districts in the…
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A haven in Chatuchak preserves a famous monk’s literary legacy Thailand’s most famous monk, and one of the 20th century’s most influential ascetic-philosophers, was born Nguam Panich in Chaiya, Surat…