2nd Silent Film Festival in Thailand from 10-17 June 2015
After the success of the first silent film festival in Thailand last year, it has just been announced that they are
Read moreAfter the success of the first silent film festival in Thailand last year, it has just been announced that they are
Read moreThe following are the official holidays for Thailand during 2015: Thursday 1st January: New Year’s Day Wednesday 4th March: Makha Bucha Day
Read moreOne of the most colourful festivals of the year in Thailand is Loy Krathong. This is when people go to
Read moreSongkran takes place all over Thailand in mid April every year. This is the traditional Thai new year which is
Read moreThese are a selection of some of my tweets about Songkran this year. Follow me on @RichardBarow or the hashtag
Read moreI don’t normally like to travel during Songkran. The roads are horrendous. At the start and finish of the holidays
Read morePhra Pradaeng in Samut Prakan Province is one of the few places in Thailand that celebrates the Songkran Festival in
Read moreThis year I celebrated Loy Krathong at Veneto Floating Market in Suan Phueng district of Ratchaburi province. Here are some
Read moreOne of Thailand’s most colourful and beautiful festivals is Loy Krathong. This is celebrated every year on the full moon
Read moreThe 2013 King’s Cup Elephant Polo tournament kicked off this week in the royal seaside town of Hua Hin, with
Read moreIf you missed out on the Songkran water fights over the last few days or want a second round then
Read moreThis map of the MRT Subway route in Bangkok shows places where you can join Songkran waterfights. MRT Silom (Exit
Read moreSongkran in most cities around Thailand usually starts with a parade. This is always led by Nang Songkran which is
Read moreI often get emails from families coming on vacation to Thailand during the Easter holidays. Their number one question is
Read moreOn the first day, the Thai-Chinese were busy buying and preparing different kinds of food. On the second day they
Read moreThere are three main days for the Thai-Chinese people for the new year celebrations. Today is the “buying day” where
Read moreOne of the strangest tweets that I saw today was by @yordyings who said that there was a heavy snowstorm
Read moreDuring 2013 there are 9 long weekends. All of them are for the general public other than Royal Ploughing Ceremony
Read moreIt’s hard to believe that Thailand is a Buddhist nation with so many Christmas trees decorating the malls and hotels in Bangkok.
Read moreThe Christmas decorations in Thailand usually go up towards the end of November. You will mainly see them at the
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