Weeks of Fire Destroyed Almost 14,500 Rai of Forest and Farms in Southern Thailand
NAKHON SI THAMMARAT — Officials say a combination of drought and suspected arson has destroyed forest and farmlands the combined area of 2,300 rugby...
Romcom Fever Triples Ayutthaya Tourism: Officials
AYUTTHAYA — Thais have been dressing up in traditional garb and taking road trips to Wat Chaiwatthanaram for photo ops, and a recent historical romcom that’s taken the nation by storm is taking the credit.
For 45 Years in Yannawa, a Chicken Rice Shop Never Lost Its Charm
BANGKOK — From the walls of a chicken rice shophouse stare the kind eyes of the patriarch, who founded the shop almost half a century ago.
Nok Air Drops Pet Travel After Beloved Husky Passenger Dies
BANGKOK — Nok Air announced Tuesday it will no longer provide pet transport services after a Siberian Husky died during shipping.
Australian Tourist Found Dead After Massage Session on Koh Samui
An Australian man died at a Thai massage parlor on Koh Samui in the early hours of Monday morning after staff heard him snoring while sleeping following his massage.
Dhammakaya Sect is Building Bangkok’s Next Top Buddha
BANGKOK — A gigantic Buddha statue under construction in western Bangkok is set to become the city’s tallest Buddha figure when it is completed later this year.
Indian Tourists Call Pattaya Police Over Service Dispute
Police responded to a complaint from three Indian tourists at a hotel on Soi Liap Chai Hat Pattaya 11 on July 18, involving a payment dispute with a Thai woman about her body shape.
Pattaya motorcycle taxi drivers attack foreign tourists after Songkran water incident
A group of motorcycle taxi drivers in Pattaya are facing public criticism after a video clip showed them assaulting foreign tourists following a Songkran...
Naresuan Seniors, Alumni Defend Muddy Hazing
PHITSANULOK — A ceremony, watched over by professors, sanctifies a wooden pole. Freshmen in white carry a heavy wooden pillar around the campus before...
Thai-Cambodian Trains to Reopen After 45 Years
BANGKOK — A rail service connecting Bangkok with the Thai-Cambodian border is set to restart next week, exactly 45 years after it was halted by a Communist takeover.
