April is set to become one of the hottest months in Thai history, with forecasts from the Thai Meteorological Department indicating extreme temperatures of up to 44,5 degrees Celsius. As the Northeast and East brace for the heat wave, approaching summer storms bring a glimmer of hope for some relief.

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Rat Na or Rad Na (ราดหน้า), is a Thai-Chinese noodle dish with wide rice noodles covered in a gravy. This dish may contain beef, pork, chicken, shrimp or seafood. The main ingredients are Shahe fen, meat (chicken, beef, pork) seafood or tofu, sauce (stock, tapioca starch or cornstarch), soy sauce or fish sauce.

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Koh Chang (Elephant Island) is a large island located in the Gulf of Thailand. The island consists of 75% rainforest and is located in the province of Trat, about 300 kilometers east of Bangkok and not far from the Cambodian border.

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To improve the arrival experience for travelers, Schiphol is introducing a groundbreaking service that provides real-time updates on the status of their luggage. Developed following positive passenger feedback, this new system informs passengers exactly when their suitcases will appear on the baggage carousel, significantly reducing the uncertainty of waiting.

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Thailand's Ministry of Disease Control is reassuring the public that no cases of necrotizing fasciitis, also known as the 'flesh-eating disease', have been recorded in Thailand this year. This announcement follows a worrying increase in the disease in Japan, which may be related to the recent easing of COVID-19 measures. Thailand emphasizes the effectiveness of its preventive health strategies.

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In an unprecedented move to restore order, Lopburi, a city in Thailand struggling with an increase in aggressive macaques, has set up a special unit. Armed with catapults, this unit fights the monkeys that disrupt the lives of the inhabitants. This innovative method marks a new phase in dealing with the animals, which once attracted tourists but now cause a nuisance.

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Thai woman causes sensation online by consuming frog

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March 31 2024

A video of a Thai woman consuming a raw frog has caused a stir online. Filmed in a small village, the clip illustrates a centuries-old tradition that the woman, Mai, considers normal. While the video sparks curiosity and debate, experts highlight both the cultural significance and potential health risks of the practice.

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Chicken biryani is a dish with a fascinating history. This dish used to be called “Khao Buri” or “Khao Bucori”. The dish originates from the Persian merchants who came to the region to trade and brought with them their own well-known cooking skills. This chicken dish already appears in a Thai literature classic from the 18th century.

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The Grand Palace, the former royal palace, is a must see. This riverside beacon in the center of the city consists of buildings from different times. The Wat Phra Kaeo is located in the same complex.

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From the editor: Please be patient!

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Posted in From the editors
March 29 2024

For information. A very busy work schedule, in combination with jet lag, means that no new messages are posted for a while. 

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Thai Airways announces that it will once again spread its wings to Brussels at the end of 2024, after a hiatus since summer 2022. This decision underlines the airline's ambition to strengthen its European network and once again offers travelers direct access to the heart of Asia from the Belgian capital.

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The Immigration Bureau has urged tourists to be alert to online advertisements promising fast immigration services at a cost of 2.900 baht per person at Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang airports.

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The Traditional Thai massage or nuat phaen boran (นวดแผนโบราณ), is one of the world's oldest healing practices and characterizes the holistic approach. In a holistic model, people are seen as a whole, in which physical, psychological, social and spiritual facets are inextricably linked and mutually influence each other.

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A typical Thai symbol that you encounter everywhere is the Puang Malai, a garland of jasmine flowers. Which is used as decoration, gift and offering. In addition to jasmine, roses, orchids or champak are also processed in a Malai.

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If you go to Thailand, you should definitely try Thai cuisine! It is famous worldwide for its flavorful and diverse dishes. We have already listed 10 popular dish ideas for you.

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The immensely popular Mae Klong market in Samut Songkhram with tourists is a must for anyone who wants to take a special photo or video. 

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Ang Thong (Mu Koh Angthong National Marine) is a national park located 31 km northwest of Koh Samui. The protected area covers an area of ​​102 km² and consists of 42 islands.

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