Photo via MGR Online A Buddhist stupa believed to be over 700 years old has emerged from the Mekong River between Laos and northeast Thailand. Buddhists are flocking to Nong Khai province in Isaan to catch a glimpse of…

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Hok Peng festival in Nan province, photo by TAT. Thailand is preparing for a busy month of festivals and events in March, with the return of many annual celebrations that were put on…

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Following the inclusion of the Songkran Festival to a tentative list for recognition as an intangible cultural heritage by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO), Thai authorities…

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The cultural map lists famous sites and things that regions are known for. Culture enthusiasts will be excited to learn that researchers launched the first cultural map of Thailand, featuring more…

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Chao Mae Lim Ko Niao Festival in Pattani province, one of the festivals being promoted, photo by Thai PBS. Thailand’s Ministry of Culture is taking steps to promote the country’s cultural…

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If you live in Thailand, you’ve most likely heard of the Loy Krathong festival by now. You may likely be planning on going to a Loy Krathong float event to get a…

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In case you haven't heard the impressive River City Complex, Bangkok, is home to a Galleria on the second floor which holds gallery-style art exhibitions. It is one of the…

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Two Buddhist holidays – Asahna Bucha and Khao Phansa (the start of Buddhist Lent) combined with a bridging holiday on Friday mark the start of a five day break starting…

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We have guaranteed teaching jobs available all over the North East of Thailand and Bangkok. Vancancies in Buriram, Khon Kaen, Maha Sarakham and Bangkok. All lessons plans done for you,…

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I had heard before a little about the man who is reputed to have been in Buriram for some forty five years. Obviously possessing a rich tapestry of both experience…

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