The hornbill, a romantic love bird

By Editorial
Posted in Flora and fauna
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February 5 2024

They are striking birds and you can spot them in Thailand: The Hornbills (Bucerotidae). Projects have been set up to protect the birds in the Khao Yai National Park, Huai Kha Khaeng Wildlife Sanctuary and the Budo-Sungai Padi National Park in the Deep South.

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Some fun facts about Som Tam

By Editorial
Posted in Food and drink
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February 5 2024

Som tam, more than a Thai salad, carries a rich history and hidden secrets. Originating in Laos and loved in Thailand, this dish reveals a story of cultural exchange, local adaptations and even health benefits. From unknown varieties to its scientific benefits, som tam is a culinary journey waiting to be explored.

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Discrimination and racism are two hot topics in the world news. Blog reader and especially blog writer Hans Pronk talks about how he thinks this is handled in his football world in Ubon Ratchathani.

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Thai cuisine has a variety of exotic dishes that will thrill your taste buds. Some of these delights can be found in the regions. Today a breakfast dish with its origin in China: Youtiao, but known in Thailand as Pathongko (ปาท่องโก๋), a Chinese doughnut.

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Bueng Kan, also spelled Bung Kan, is officially the 76th province of Thailand and therefore also the newest, because this province has only existed since March 23, 2011.

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Thailand welcomes February 2024 with a dazzling array of festivals and events, from flower-filled Chiang Mai to the deep waters of Trang. The Tourist Authority of Thailand invites everyone to participate in these cultural festivities, which showcase the country's rich traditions and joyful spirit.

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This Sunday is World Cancer Day, an international day created to raise awareness about cancer and promote education regarding the prevention, detection, and treatment of this disease. It is also a day when people around the world come together to show support for those affected by cancer and to celebrate progress in the fight against this disease.

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Dutch people living abroad face major challenges in renewing their passports due to an unexpected peak in applications in 2024. Frustration is growing due to technical problems and a shortage of appointment options, mainly reported at the embassy in Madrid. This situation highlights the crucial role of passports for residence permits and other official documents, and raises questions about the accessibility of consular services.

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Last week you were able to meet Christiaan Hammer, who told about his first visit to the Isaan. He promised in it that he would come back and Christiaan has made the following report of that second visit.

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Today my girlfriend's favorite dish: Khao man kai (ข้าวมันไก่) or chicken with rice.

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There is a lot to see and do on Phuket when you leave the tourist spots behind. For starters, there are some great beaches, so arrange car hire or a taxi ride. And then there are many islands, some of which are among the most beautiful in the world.

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Almost everyone who has traveled in Asia has been there. Whether for a transfer or a city trip of a few days: Bangkok. The Thai capital is home to the total population of the Netherlands and can therefore be quite intimidating on a first visit. Are you going to Bangkok soon? Then read the tips, tricks and to do's.

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February is the perfect month to explore beautiful Thailand. With its ideal climate, fascinating culture and breathtaking nature, it offers a unique holiday experience. Carolien, an expert from the travel agency, shares her insights on why this destination is so attractive to travelers. From sun-drenched beaches to rich historical sites, discover Thailand's diverse charms.

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In this series we have been able to read wonderful stories about what people have experienced in Thailand. But be careful! Beautiful, exciting, funny, remarkable experiences also appeared on Thailandblog before the series started. From the extensive archive of more than 10 years of Thailand blog, we occasionally pick out a story that also deserves a place in this "You experience everything in Thailand".

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Today a Thai dessert that is usually eaten for breakfast in Vietnam: Black beans with sticky rice (ข้าวเหนียวถั่วดำ).

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The Amphawa Floating Market is a well-known weekend destination for Thais and especially popular with the residents of Bangkok, thanks to its proximity to the city. Ask visitors what they're looking for here and the answer might be: travel back in time, retro-style knick-knacks and fun trinkets, not to mention delicious treats like the local seafood.

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Mae Hong Son and Pai in the north of Thailand not only offers natural beauty but also houses different ethnic groups and is therefore more than worth a visit.

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