Thai mythological snakes: Nagas

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April 16, 2024

You almost always see them at Thai temples and spiritual places: Naga. The word Naga is used in Sanskrit and Pali to denote a deity in the form of the great serpent (or dragon), usually the King Cobra.

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Thai cuisine is known for its vibrant flavors and fragrant spices, and one of the most popular dishes in Thailand is soup.

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Chinatown in Bangkok (video)

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April 16, 2024

One of the most popular sights in Bangkok is Chinatown, the historic Chinese district. This lively neighborhood runs along Yaowarat Road to Odeon Circle, where a large Chinese gate marks the entrance to the Ong Ang Canal.

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The beaches of Phuket (video)

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April 16, 2024

Phuket is a popular destination with tourists thanks to its fantastic bays, white palm beaches, clear seas, friendly people, good accommodations and lots of seafood. The beaches in Phuket are among the most beautiful in Thailand.

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The Thai government has decided to temporarily suspend the 'Tor Mor 6' (TM6) form for foreign visitors entering the country via land and sea borders. This measure, which runs from April 15 to October 15, is intended to improve flow at border controls and shorten waiting times.

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A delicious dish from Central Thailand for fish lovers: Yam Pla Duk Foo (fried catfish) ยำ ปลา ดุก ฟู A light and crunchy dish that can count on great popularity among Thai people.

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Thailand is big. That is why most travelers come more often to this beautiful country, which has a lot to offer. Nature, culture, history, delicious food, hospitable people, beautiful beaches and islands. But what is the best time to travel and what are the must sees and do's of Thailand?

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A retired Belgian, just retired and full of plans to enjoy his freedom, suddenly became the victim of an extremely violent attack during his holiday in Hua Hin.

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A shocking video shows a drunken American tourist attacking barmaids over his high drinks bill in Thailand.

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Today a fresh green mango salad with shrimps: Yam Mamuang ยำมะม่วง This Thai green mango salad is prepared with Nam Dok Mai Mango, which is unripe mango. The texture of the green mango is crunchy, with a fresh sweet and sour taste. Somewhat similar to a green apple. The pieces of mango are prepared into a salad with roasted peanuts, red shallots, green onion, coriander and large fresh shrimps.

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Wat Pho, or the Temple of the Reclining Buddha, is the oldest and largest Buddhist temple in Bangkok. You can find more than 1.000 Buddha statues and it is home to the largest Buddha statue in Thailand: The Reclining Buddha (Phra Buddhasaiyas).

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From April 1, 2024, travelers using six international airports in Thailand will face a slight increase in the passenger service charge. The move, announced by the Airports of Thailand Public Company Limited, facilitates the financing of the state-of-the-art Common Use Passenger Processing System (CUPPS), designed to increase efficiency at check-in counters and reduce waiting times.

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As an intense heat wave hits upper Thailand, health experts are calling for vigilance against the serious health risks associated with it. The expected extremely hot conditions bring a range of threats, from heat exhaustion to potentially fatal heat strokes, and increase the risk of summer diseases such as rabies and food poisoning.

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The Royal Thai Police has revealed that online fraud in Thailand resulted in a staggering loss of more than 1 billion baht in the first quarter of this year. With consumer fraud the main culprit, authorities are now taking action against this growing threat that affects both citizens and the economy.

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Mi krop is a fried rice vermicelli with a sweet and sour sauce, which originally comes from ancient China. Mi krop (หมี่ กรอบ) means “crispy noodles”. The dish is made with thin rice noodles and a sauce that is predominantly sweet, but can be offset with a sour flavor, usually lemon or lime. The sour/citrus flavor that is prominent in this dish often comes from the peel of a Thai citrus fruit called 'som sa'.

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Koh Phangan is the island of tropical beaches, palm trees, white sand and cocktails. Those looking for a relaxed atmosphere can still go to Koh Phangan. In this video made with a drone you can see why.

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The Songkran Festival, a highlight in Thailand that marks the traditional New Year, brings a time of joy with lively water fights and cultural festivities. As excitement grows among participants worldwide, experts emphasize the importance of preparation for a safe and enjoyable experience. From traffic planning to sun protection, this article offers advice on how to fully enjoy Songkran without compromise.

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