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Thailand’s Miraculous Monks Whether you’re religious or not, you can’t escape the hold it has on billions of people, and every religion has some saintly figures accredited with miraculous acts. In that respect Buddhism isn’t any different, so say Hello to four of Thailand’s most revered holy men. Luang Pu Thuad We’ll start with Luang … Read more
Ratchaburi’s Royal Heavenly Hill Hi guys! This is yet another one of those random “look what we found on a random road” stories, as we were driving home on our last day in Ratchaburi. Twists and Turns to Surprise On the fringes of Ratchaburi city, we saw a side road that just seemed to shout … Read more
River Flow House Ratchaburi Relax in This Hidden Homestay Last year (2025) we spent a lot of time exploring the lovely and surprising province of Ratchaburi, just a couple of hours west of Bangkok, and stayed at the wonderful River Flow House Homestay. River Flow House is a very friendly and comfortable homestay on the … Read more
Phetchabun The Land of Misty Mountain Wonders Phetchabun Mountains, Misty Mornings and Highland Heartland Phetchabun is one of those Thai provinces that quietly wins people over. It lacks the international fame of Chiang Mai or the beach crowds of the south, yet many travellers who visit find themselves wondering why they had not come sooner. … Read more
Ghosts In The Machine: Thailand’s 21st Century Spirits Well folks, looks like June is ghosts and spirits month! The fun Dan Sai Ghost festival takes place later this month in Loei province (20-22 June 2026), and our story about that is here Today we’re going to give you a peek into how society and Thailand’s … Read more
Visakha Bucha Day in Thailand: The Most Sacred Day in Buddhism Every year, Buddhists across Thailand gather at temples to celebrate Visakha Bucha Day, one of the most important religious holidays in the Buddhist calendar. Known as the holiest day in Buddhism, Visakha Bucha commemorates three major events in the life of the Buddha that … Read more
Thailand’s Secret Cat Obsession Five Ancient Cat Breeds That Made Thailand Famous Since November 2025, five native cat breeds have been officially recognized by the Thai government as national treasures: the Wichienmaat (Siamese), Korat, Suphalak, Konja, and Khao Manee. Each carries centuries of history, symbolism, and a distinct personality that still shines through today. Wichienmaat … Read more
From Ancient Kilns To DIY Crafts: Exploring Bo Suak In Nan Hi explorers! Why don’t you head to the beautiful and rarely visited province of Nan, and experience something more meaningful than just those amazing scenic views, Bo Suak is one of those places that quietly pulls you into the past. Bo Suak Archaeological Kiln … Read more
National Costumes of ASEAN The national costumes of ASEAN countries are more than beautiful traditional garments. They are powerful symbols of identity, history, and cultural pride. Across Southeast Asia, each nation preserves its own unique style through fabrics, colors, patterns, and craftsmanship that have been passed down from generation to generation. These traditional costumes reflect … Read more
Thailand’s Hidden Communist Museum: From Mountain Stronghold to National Park Background For many years, the Phu Hin Rong Kla area had been ideal for guerrilla warfare, as the Communist Party of Thailand fought against the Thai authorities in an effort to create a new order. The mountains sit high along the border of Phitsanulok, Loei, … Read more