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Terminal 21 shopping mall, Bangkok

Bangkok Shopping Guide

From glitzy, designer malls to second-hand stalls and flea markets, Bangkok has it all and then some. Knowing where to go is half the battle and with …

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Ko Samui Taxis to Use Meter

This shouldn’t really be headline news; a taxi actually switching on its meter when a passenger gets in. Tourists visiting Ko Samui have long …

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Sunday Walking Street Market, Chiang Mai

How to Haggle in Thailand

The most important thing to remember when you are dealing with shopkeepers and stallholders in Thailand is to smile. It might sound trite, but the …

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Chatuchak Park, Bangkok

Chatuchak Weekend Market, Bangkok

With over 9,000 booths spread over 35 acres of land, Chatuchak is believed to be the world’s largest weekend market with an average weekend …

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Roti vendor in Ao Nang, Krabi, Thailand

Thai Pancakes (Roti)

Thailand is justifiably famous for its food. More accurately, Thailand is renowned for its savoury and spicy food. Some visitors take to the food …

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Cabbages and Condoms restaurant, Chiang Rai, Thailand

Review: Cabbages & Condoms Restaurant, Chiang Rai

I visited here with my sister having spent some time at the Chiang Rai Hill Tribe Museum which is next door to the restaurant. The restaurant and …

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Island Hopping in Krabi

Some cynics say there are no longer any unspoiled island paradises left in Thailand, or indeed, anywhere else in the world. There’s no doubt …

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Thai massage

Traditional Thai Massage

Traditional Thai medicine has four components to ensure good health; herbal medicine, correct diet, meditation and massage. All four are important to …

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Mango and sticky rice

Mango with Sticky Rice and Mango Shakes

There are a number of different varieties of mango in Thailand which means that there is no one single mango season and the fruit can be enjoyed in …

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Hill Tribe Museum, Chiang Rai

Many tourists visiting Chiang Rai use the city as a base for trekking and visiting the surrounding hill tribe villages. Before going to the hill tribe …

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Thailand white elephant

The Elephant in Thailand

Elephants have played an important part in Thailand’s history and today the Thai elephant (chang Thai,) remains as an enduring symbol of …

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Hotel Review: BJ Holiday Lodge, Pattaya

I travelled to Pattaya at the end of April to meet up with friends who were over here on holiday. One of my friends was staying at the BJ Holiday …

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Buddha image at Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, Chiang Mai

Theravada Buddhism in Thailand

There are various forms of Buddhism followed throughout the world, but in Thailand 95% of people are Theravada Buddhists. Theravada Buddhism Theravada …

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Reclining Buddha, Chiang Mai, Thailand

The Life of Buddha

There is some debate about the exact date of birth of Gautama Buddha, but general consensus seems to put it at around 500 to 400 B.C. He was born as …

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heavy rain in Phang Nga

When is the Rainy Season in Thailand?

The rainy season in Thailand varies from region to region and is largely dominated by the monsoon. Very broadly speaking, Thailand’s rainy …

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rainy day in Bangkok

The effects of the monsoon on Thailand’s weather

A common misconception is that monsoon refers to rain, but in fact monsoon refers to the wind. The word, ‘monsoon’, comes from the Arabic …

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Hotel Review: Ayatana Hamlet & Spa, Chiang Mai

I recently stayed for just one night at the Ayatana Hamlet and Spa (now renamed as B2 Ayatana Premier Resort), but I wish it could have been longer. …

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Thai spirit house

Ghosts, Spirits and Spirit Houses

Although Thailand is pre-dominantly Buddhist, there are many beliefs and customs which owe nothing to Buddhism, but instead have their roots in Hindu …

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