Field of Sacred Lotuses Bloom For First Time in a Decade (Video)
PRACHUAP KHIRI KHAN — A swamp of pink sacred lotuses in Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park were blooming as of Thursday, a phenomenon which occurred for the first time in ten years.
Left or Right? Decide, Build Your Story Through Animation
BANGKOK — Decision making is part of daily routine that might lead one to different paths in life. Illustratrator Wisut Ponnimit reflects human’s determination with animations featuring his signature character Mamuang.
Where to Dance Latin Every Night in Bangkok
BANGKOK — For those who live and breathe Latin dance, swaying one’s way through the week in Bangkok’s salsa hubs can be a reality.
American Artist Paints Love For King Bhumibol
BANGKOK — When Thais mourned for the Late King at Sanam Luang in October last year, Maura Moynihan was there to sing the royal anthem under the baton of Somtow Sucharitkul. She says she was moved by the massive outpouring of love and respect for His Majesty.
New TCDC to Open With Swinging, Three-Day Gala
BANGKOK — The city’s most renowned design hub will celebrate its new headquarters with three days of almost everything – music, swing dance, movies, art workshops and a flea market.
Society of ‘Railway Sleepers’ Resigned to Long, Uncomfortable Journey
BANGKOK — Sweat, heat and the press of crowds on lengthy journeys is the experience of traveling Thailand by train. For director Sompot Chidgasornpongse, it’s the perfect allegory for Thai society.
Postponed: Overclock Your Heart With EDM DJ Run
BANGKOK — Move your feet to EDM beats at a 5K run with live DJs coming in June.
Doctors Warn Against Cooling Off in Public Waterways
MAHA SARAKHAM — Can’t take the heat? Don’t dive into the rivers and khlongs, doctors warned Tuesday.
See Scan-Art Photos From Indonesian Artist Saturday
BANGKOK — Confined in a Thai prison, an Indonesian photographer extended his creativity by creating images from computer scanners to reflect life behind bars.
At 420 Weed Fest, Heady Times for Thai Cannabis Activists (Photos)
BANGKOK — Nantachai Techasrivichien said it was about a year ago when he was diagnosed with acute anxiety. Soon the radio disc jockey found therapy in making things grow. At his home, he grows plants for luck and feels a unique thrill in watching their progress. About six months ago he started a new business, importing grow bags from the U.S. state of Oklahoma for sale over Facebook.






















































