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
The Village Where Spirits Dance Dan Sai And It’s Ghosts You know that feeling when you stumble upon something so unexpectedly strange and wonderful that you wish everyone you love could see it? That’s Dan Sai for me. Picture this: it’s 3:00 AM in a small village in northeastern Thailand. The air is cool and … Read more
Fly Your Kite Did you know that flying kites in Thailand is an ancient tradition recognised as a UNESCO Cultural Heritage? Calling Wind and Fortune Thai kites represent ancient wisdom and artistic cultural heritage dating back to the Sukothai period. They were popular among common folk and in the royal court, typically flown during the … Read more
Chud Thai History A Journey through Time 1. Early Influence – The Sabai in the Dvaravati Era (6th–10th Century) The origins of Thai traditional attire can be traced back to the Dvaravati Empire, which flourished in central Thailand between the 6th and 10th centuries. Sculptural evidence from this period reveals the early use of the … Read more
Rattanakosin 244 Years Anniversary Congratulations to the City of Bangkok on the 244th anniversary of the foundation of Rattanakosin as the capital of Siam! Bangkok City Foundation Day 21 April From an era of difficulty, to today’s vibrant modern city, Krungthepmahanakorn (Bangkok) has become one of the most impressive cities of the 21st Century. In … Read more
Wat Don Yo Wat Don Yo (pronounced Wat Don Yor) is the community temple and school for the Don Yo village area in Nakhon Nayok province. Last time we visited, a new Ubosot was under construction and even then it looked amazing. We went back on 13th April 2026 to make merit with the whole … Read more
Songkran From Ancient To Modern Every April, streets across Thailand transform into open‑air slip‑and‑slide battlegrounds, with everyone from toddlers to grandmothers armed with water guns, buckets, and the occasional hose. But behind the splashing fun lies a centuries‑old story that’s part ritual, part myth, and very much Thai. How Songkran Began: Let’s dive into how … Read more
Nang Yai Shadow Puppet Show On 26 March 2026 the Thai government approved a resolution to propose “Nang Yai” (traditional Thai shadow puppet show) for UNESCO registration as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, using “Nang Yai Wat Khanon, Ratchaburi Province” as the model for presentation. Nang Yai incorporate various episodes of the epic tale … Read more