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protective Yant blessing on the ceiling of a car in Thailand

Bless This Vehicle

Going on any journey in Thailand can be an eye-opening experience and not just because of the more ‘relaxed’ attitude to safety compared …

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gasoline in whiskey bottles in Thailand

Gasoline in Whisky Bottles

When travelling around Thailand you may notice small carts or stalls at the side of the road with whisky bottles. These can be seen outside some small …

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Blind musicians at Sunday Walking Street Market, Chiang Mai

Thailand’s Blind Musicians and Singers

If you stay in any big town or city in Thailand for long enough you are likely to encounter the country’s street musicians. Many of these street …

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Monk baskets

Monk Baskets

If you are out and about shopping in Thailand you may notice some shops selling orange baskets or buckets which contain a number of everyday items …

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haircut at Bangkok Hualamphong train station

Keeping Up Appearances

Personal appearance is important to most Thai people and there are plenty of reminders to this fact if you look around you on your visit to Thailand. …

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Beach Etiquette in Thailand

Thailand is a relaxed country to visit but that doesn’t mean that anything goes. Unfortunately, some tourists forget that when they hit the …

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Buddha Images for Each Day of the Week

When you visit temples in Thailand, you may notice a line of Buddha images in different poses. Each image reflects specific events in the life of …

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Khom Loy and Khom Fai Sky Lanterns

In Thailand, sky lanterns known as khom loy or khom fai are sometimes released into the sky to mark special occasions because it is believed the …

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Thailand Christmas elephants

Do They Celebrate Christmas in Thailand?

Christmas isn’t an official public holiday in Thailand with only a small minority of the Thai population being Christian. However, T.I.T. (This …

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Releasing Animals to Make Merit

In Thailand, many Buddhists believe that releasing animals back into the wild can help an individual to accrue merit. The act of releasing animals has …

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Kin Khao Reu Yang?

Food plays an integral part in Thai culture and one way this is demonstrated is in the question used in everyday life, ‘kin khao reu …

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Thailand flag

The Thai Flag

Thai people are very patriotic and the Thai national flag can be seen on display just about everywhere in Thailand. It isn’t just government …

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Thai Body Language – Saying it with the Eyebrows

Body language is probably more important in Thailand than it is in the West. Without expressing words, much can be conveyed in the type of smile a …

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take off shoes sign at temple in Chiang Rai

Take Off Your Shoes

In Thailand, there are a number of different do’s and don’ts. In general, most minor indiscretions will be forgiven, but if you act …

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Novice monks meditating on the eve of the Phansa rains retreat

Wan Khao Phansa

The day after Asahna Bucha is another important day in the Buddhist calendar. The day is called Wan Khao Phansa and marks the beginning of the …

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Eating Insects

Visitors to Thailand may occasionally come across hawker stalls or roadside vendors selling insects as snacks. It’s often a source of curiosity …

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Som Nam Naa

Som nam naa is a common phrase used in Thailand which is roughly the equivalent of saying ‘serves you right’ or ‘you got what you …

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Pai Nai: Where You Go?

When certain Thai phrases are translated into English they can lose something in translation and in their English form may appear abrupt or impolite. …

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