In older times the Thai people didn’t go to markets like they do these days. The markets came floating to them. The reason being the majority of people often were living on canals or along the banks. The canals were…
The government says that the risk of flooding in central Bangkok is now minimal. They have put to use many new water pumps recently that help relieve the situation. Saving the center of the city has however badly affected other…
Loi Krathong is celebrated all over Thailand every November when the moon is full. And that’s today. For understanding more about this lovers’ festival check out our post from last year: Loy Krathong Yee Peng Festival in Chiang Mai This…
Rice, in whatever shape or form, color or cooking technique, is Thailand’s most important staple food. Rice is an integral part of Thailand’s culture and its history, even more so than what bread is to western countries. Thai people simply…
Are you among the many who are confused and angry about the mixed messages and the poor handling of the flooding situation by the government? Are you tired of the media who thinks that making sensational stories is more important…
Amid the confusing and often contradictory reports on the flooding in Bangkok, I thought that I, as a resident of Bangkok, would offer my own take on the situation. In the latest turn of events, Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra today…
There are several parks in Bangkok that are perfect for tourists who might want to spend some time in the open. More than that, these parks offer creative recreation as well as fitness centers. The following are some of the…
Lying right in the heart of Bangkok, Siam Square is a total contrast to the rest of this bewildering city. Packed full of glitzy shops, malls and restaurants, Siam Square is the essence of everything that’s hip and cool about…
