Lido Lost, But So Long Scala? Apex Silent on Theater Fate
BANGKOK — Two endangered theaters in the heart of the city have rumored dates with the wrecking ball this year, and their owner is silent on a denial by the university landowner it is to blame.
City Hall Pledges 88M Baht to Renovate Khaosan
BANGKOK — A Bangkok deputy governor said Sunday he would propose an 88 million baht budget to renovate Khaosan Road and make it more “pleasant” for visitors.
Nang Loeng Race Track to Close After 102 Years
BANGKOK — All bets will be off when a horse racing venue closes its doors later this year after more than a century.
Thailand’s Sakuras Bloom at Chatuchak Park (Photos)
BANGKOK — Bangkokians on Sunday seized their last chance to enjoy Thailand’s sakura flowers painted Chatuchak park pink.
Absolute Power Fails to Solve MRT’s Missing Link
BANGKOK — The junta leader’s special power may be a shortcut to tackling many of the nation’s problems, but it turns out that the...
On Nut Vendors Told to Move Out as Nana Vendors Move Back In
BANGKOK — The sidewalk bazaars of the On Nut area were living on borrowed time Friday under a city-imposed deadline to clear out, just as the vendors kicked out of Sukhumvit Road’s Nana area have quietly returned.
Foreign Woman Wows BKK With Unauthorized Stunt (Video)
BANGKOK — A foreign woman showed off her gymnastic skills in an unauthorized stunt at Suvarnabhumi International Airport late Wednesday afternoon.
Heat Wave In Thailand Prompts Warning To Stay Indoors
BANGKOK (AP) — Extreme heat has sent temperatures soaring in Thailand as authorities warned people to stay indoors.
The Meteorological Department’s forecast on Saturday said...
Bangkok Buses to Finally Get Ticket Machines. Here’s How They Work.
BANGKOK — Steely conductors rattling coin collectors and palming torn paper tickets may not be long for Bangkok's buses.
Fewer Water Bottle Cap Seals Starting in April
BANGKOK — Starting in April, bottles of drinking water will no longer come with plastic seals over them.
