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BANGKOK — Honey shower gel sourced from Nakhon Ratchasima. Tasselled earrings made from Isaan cloth. Scarves patterned after Thai porcelain.
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Afternoon Tea and Siamese Fighting Fish? Why Not.
BANGKOK — Photographer Visarute Angkatavanich is exhibiting his famed images of Siamese fighting fish at Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel until the end of May.
The...
Craving Durian Pad Thai? Baiyoke Has You Covered
BANGKOK — Baiyoke Sky Hotel’s annual durian buffet is back to satisfy cravings for the iconic, smelly fruit.
Boyzone Singer Hospitalized Before Bangkok Concert
BANGKOK — Minutes before stepping up on a Bangkok stage last night, a member of an Irish boy band was sent to be treated...
‘Yaeji’ Bringing Vaporwave Vibes to Bangkok
BANGKOK — The Raingurl herself will drop mellow house beats at a small Sathorn venue this summer.
Korean-American electronic music artist Yaeji will make her...
‘Maho Rasop’ Fest Goes 2 Days, Drops Blind Tickets
BANGKOK — After bringing over a dozen alternative music acts and surprise hip-hop hit late last year, the outdoor Maho Rasop Music Festival is ready to do it again this year.
Korat to Host 2nd Thailand Biennale in 2020
NAKHON RATCHASIMA — After the success of its first outing in the southern province of Krabi, a contemporary art biennale has chosen Isaan’s biggest province to host its return next year.
Best Places to Get Drunk? Find Out at Bangkok Bar Awards
BANGKOK — Is it going to be a speakeasy hidden behind a locker or a Chinatown joint sourcing Thai ingredients? Will Thonglor’s Rabbit Hole dominate a second year?
‘Thailand’s Banksy’ to Bring Sex, Drugs, Stencils to Patpong
BANGKOK — After turning a gallery into a casino with sculptures of Prime Minister Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha and his ousted archrival Thaksin Shinawatra facing off over a poker table, the artist known as “Thailand’s Banksy” is ready for his third exhibit.
Where to Sacrifice Your Liver to St. Patrick in Bangkok
BANGKOK — Starting this Friday, Bangkok’s sois will be a little greener and wetter as revelers chug a pint or six to celebrate La Fheile Padraig – Saint Patrick’s Day.
