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Thai Blog Greatest Hits Posted by sasha on Mar 29, 2018
After 4 years of contributing to the Thai blog, it’s time for me to say ลาก่อน (goodbye). I’ve had some amazing experiences traveling in Thailand, learning a bit of the language and a lot about the culture, and it’s been my pleasure to share them with you. Just like a classic rock star on their farewell…
Wat Rong Khun (The White Temple) Posted by sasha on Mar 14, 2018
There are so many temples across Thailand that it’s easy to get what many travelers call “temple fatigue.” After a while, they just don’t seem interesting any more. Well, that’s definitely not the case when you visit Wat Rong Khun (วัดร่องขุ่น). More commonly referred to in English as the White Temple, it’s the brainchild of famous Thai artist Chalermchai…
Where to Go in Thailand in 2018 Posted by sasha on Jan 29, 2018
Thailand (ประเทศไทย bprà-tâyt tai) is one of those countries that always tops travel bucket-lists. With bustling cities, picturesque beaches, ruins of ancient kingdoms, and impressive national parks, it’s no wonder everyone is itching to get to Thailand. In this post, we’ll give you some ideas for where to go in Thailand in 2018, as well…
New Year’s Resolution – Learn Thai Posted by sasha on Jan 11, 2018
A New Year is here, and that means many people are trying to follow through on their New Year’s resolution (ความละเอียดปีใหม่ kwaam lá-ìat bpee mài). Perhaps your resolution is to learn Thai (เรียน ภาษาไทย rian paa-săa tai). Sadly, many people give up on their resolution halfway through the year. We’re here to help make sure that doesn’t…
Best Posts of 2017 Posted by sasha on Dec 13, 2017
Another year has come and gone, as we get ready to say ลาก่อน (laa gòn) to 2017 and สวัสดี (sà wàt dii) to 2018. It’s always nice to reflect on the past year and look forward to the year to come. Here are some of our best posts in 2017. Be sure to leave a comment and let…
All About Thai Food Posted by sasha on Nov 29, 2017
Thai food (อาหารไทย – aa-hăan tai) is famous around the world, and for good reason. When it comes to flavor, Thai food certainly packs a punch. Thai cooking utilizes all of the major tastes – sour, sweet, salty, bitter, and spicy – usually three at a time in one dish, and sometimes all five! You’ll surely be searching…
King Bhumibol’s Funeral Posted by sasha on Oct 30, 2017
Thailand officially bid farewell to its beloved King Bhumibol on Sunday. On the final day of an elaborate 5-day funeral ceremony, his ashes and bones were brought to their final resting place. A year of mourning in Thailand now comes to an end and ushers in the era of King Maha Vajiralongkorn. Here’s a closer look…