The Thailand Wonders photo contest no 4 with the theme “Temples and Monks in Thailand” is now officially over. We had beautiful entries entered this round! Thank you to all who entered their photos and who voted. And now we have found the…
Phad Pak, fried vegetables, is a common dish in canteens, food courts, and markets all across Thailand. One of the most common protein additions to this is seafood, shrimp and squid usually. Phad Pak Kung (add shrimp) is not only…
Hi there! The Thailand Wonders photo contest with the theme Temples and Monks in Thailand has already received 12 entries and 5 entrants. The submission period is still going on! The voting period ends on 17th of August 2013. Below are sampling…
“For me, food is all about balance. If you eat plenty of fruits, vegetables, and an appropriate amount of poultry, fish, and red meat that are sourced from good places, you’re doing well.” – Curtis Stone The fruits of Thailand will not…
Thailand is home to a large variety of delightful fruits. There is no question why it is called “The Kingdom of a Hundred Fruits”. While many tourists go to Thailand for leisure, sightseeing, business or escapade, there are those who…
Hi there! Are you ready for the fourth part of the Photo Contest? We decided to continue supporting you in sharing your love for Thailand, through photos. This year we will be running 6 photo contests with different themes. There…
A lady praying at the Erawan Shrine There are many interesting attractions in Bangkok, the Erawan Shrine is one of those. Read more in our blog post about the story of Erawan Shrine.
So I’ve gone shopping in Bangkok again, go figure, and because of convenience, time constraints, and personal preference, I have once again returned to Seacon Square – but this trip sparked something interesting. Not a big motorsport enthusiast, I was…
