Thai Traditional Dress (Chud Thai) Traditional Thai Dress from the Ayutthaya period began to develop its own unique style starting from 1893 BE (Buddhist Era), during the reign of King Ramathibodi I (King Uthong). It evolved from the traditional knee-length loincloth (jong kraben) and the diagonally draped sash (sabai chiang). The style then continued to … Read more
Royal Thai Air Force Museum We don’t usually post stories about Bangkok attractions as most visitors trawl through the city at some point, and most sights are very well known, however…. Here’s a great place to visit in Bangkok that not too many people know about, and it’s easy to get to, and best of … Read more
Mallika Old Town A hidden gem in deepest Kanchanaburi, Mallika Old Town creates a pretty good enjoyable replica of a living history town during the early 1900s period. You can rent Thai costumes (Chud Thai) before going into the town through an impressive fortified gatehouse, and you’ll see all the staff and workers are wearing … Read more
Dong Lakhon Ancient City Step Back in Time: The Enchanted Secrets of Dong Lakhon! Tired of the Bangkok crowds and looking for a real-life hidden gem? Just an hour or so from the big city lies a breathtaking secret: a massive ancient metropolis nestled in the heart of a lush, emerald forest. Welcome to Dong … Read more
Na Satta Light Show Ratchaburi’s Magical After‑Dark Wonderland If you’re in Thailand and love dazzling lights, fairy‑tale vibes, and a healthy dose of fun, you absolutely cannot miss the Na Satta Light Festival in Ratchaburi. Held at Na Satta Thai Park in Bang Phae, Ratchaburi, this isn’t just a light show – it’s a whole glowing … Read more
Discover the Magic of Stone Snake Mountain in Ratchaburi! Hey adventure seekers! Get ready for a thrilling escape to Khao Ngu Stone Park, or “Stone Snake Mountain,” in Ratchaburi province – your next upbeat trip from Bangkok that’s bursting with natural wonders and fun vibes. Once upon a time, this limestone paradise earned its “Snake … Read more
Wat Nong Chap Tao Wat Nong Chap Tao (also spelled Wat Nong Jab Tao), is in Na Jomtien subdistrict of Sattahip District, Chonburi Province, not far from Pattaya. The temple is known for its striking white architecture and the mythological Naga (serpent) themes, but rarely visited by foreign tourists despite being close to a major … Read more
Wat Pa Pathom Chai The beautifully maintained forest mediation Wat Pa Pathom Chai temple is affiliated with the Buddhist Dhammayut order, and officially opened in February 2012. As you go through the entrance you can feel the serene atmosphere, with the only sounds being birds calling to each other, and the gentle background tinkle of … Read more