Sculpture of a cat and a rat in Songkhla
If you walk along the beach of Samila Beach in Songkhla, you can just see a statue of an immensely large cat and a rat, which you would not like to see around your house in that size. A cat and a rat, what does that mean and why was it made into a sculpture?
Jim Thompson, the most famous American in Thailand
Jim Thompson's name is inseparable from Thai silk. His name commands a lot of respect from the Thai.
Wat Pho Bangkok – Temple of The Reclining Buddha (video)
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).
Wat Phu Tok 'Stairway to Heaven' in Bueng Kan Province (Video)
You have to give something for it, but the reward is a breathtaking view. Wat Phu Tok is a special high-altitude temple in the northeastern province of Bueng Kan (Isan).
Sam Roi Yot National Park (video)
Sam Roi Yot National Park is one of those beautiful locations that you just can't get out of your mind once you've seen it.
Agenda: The 15th Naklua Walk and Eat Festival: A culinary extravaganza returns to Pattaya
Discover the flavors of Pattaya at the 15th Naklua Walk and Eat Festival, taking place in December 2023 and January 2024. Enjoy street food, fresh seafood and local delicacies, complemented by musical performances, every weekend from 16.00pm at Lanpho Naklua Market. An unmissable festival for gourmets and culture lovers!
Travel to Mae Hong Son, an undiscovered treasure in the north of Thailand. Surrounded by misty mountains and rich cultural traditions, this province offers a unique combination of natural beauty, adventure and spiritual depth. Discover the secrets of this fascinating region, where every turn reveals a new wonder.
Discover Lampang, a city where time stands still and traditions flourish. Located near Chiang Mai, this historic gem in northern Thailand offers a unique blend of Lanna architecture, vibrant markets and horse-drawn cart charm, making it a must-visit destination for culture vultures.
The fortress Phi Sua Samut, a piece of dilapidated history
Phi Sua Samut fort is located on an island not far from Wat Phra Samut Chedi and in 2009 there was a tourist plan to renovate the fort, including by building a pedestrian bridge, all in all a good reason to pay a visit.
Tips for Chinatown in Bangkok
Whoever visits Bangkok should definitely put Chinatown on the list. It is not for nothing that it is one of the most popular sights in Bangkok and it is one of the oldest and largest Chinese districts in the world.
Sukhothai, the heart of a glorious kingdom
Sukhothai is the first known capital of the ancient Kingdom of Siam, which formed the basis for the country we now know as the Kingdom of Thailand. It is characterized by its long history of greatness and pride, evidenced by what we know of the rulers of that time.
The Mystical Heights of Doi Inthanon: Thailand's Breathtaking Throne of Nature (Reader's Submission)
Embark on an epic adventure on Doi Inthanon, where the past whispers among the clouds and nature reveals its grandeur. Up here, in the heart of Thailand, an unforgettable journey of discovery awaits.
Mae Hong Son welcomes visitors for the Bua Tong Festival at Doi Mae U Kho, where the blooming of Mexican sunflowers kicks off the tourist season. This natural spectacle, which starts on November 11, transforms the mountain slopes into a sea of gold and attracts thousands of visitors every year.
Tip: Kaeng Lawa Cave in Kanchanaburi
Are you curious and adventurous? Then you should definitely visit the Kaeng Lawa Cave. This 500 meter long cave in Kanchanaburi can be found near the Kwai Noi river and surrounded by jungle and mountains.
Discover the mounted monks of Wat Tham Pa Archa Thong – A Thai temple tradition (with video)
Step into a world where tradition and nature merge at Wat Tham Pa Archa Thong, a temple notable not only for its name, but also for its unique custom. Here monks ride on horseback through the landscape to collect alms, a living tradition that provides a deeper insight into the unknown, spiritual Thailand. In the shade of the forest and the guidance of horse hoof, this place reveals a story of devotion and community, guided by the determined abbot Phra Kruba Nuea Chai Kosito. Welcome to a temple experience you won't soon forget.
Discover the jewel of the jungle: Kaeng Krachan National Park
This jewel of the jungle, Thailand's largest national park, is a pristine oasis that makes every animal lover's heart beat faster. With a colorful carpet of birds adorning the skies, leopards and wild elephants roaming the lush forests, and an enchanting world of butterflies and snakes, Kaeng Krachan offers an unparalleled wildlife experience.
Discover the unforgettable soul of Chiang Mai, a city that defies time. Intertwined with the rich history of the Kingdom of Lanna, it offers a unique symbiosis of culture, nature and tradition. Here, where every corner tells a story, adventure is never far away.