Thailand for travellers

The Kingdom of Thailand is a predominantly Buddhist country, and one of the finest countries in the world in which to spend a vacation. Blessed with a tropical climate that is neither too hot, too dry, nor too wet in the monsoon season, it is possible to travel comfortably in Thailand at any time of the year. Travellers, upon arrival in this land, are safe from the turmoil of life. Even in Bangkok, the Thai uniqueness in its food, architecture, language, customs and religion enliven and pleas.... More details

Looking for accommodation in Thailand? Don't miss this revolution.

Theres a new kid on the block called BtheAgent. Located at the website www.btheagent.com. This is an idea which could change the way the travel business.works It allows you, the viewer, to contact any of the accommodation providers listed in your selected resort in your chosen country. By using Btheagent.com you can contact all of the accommodation providers in your selected destination all at once. This already saves you time and money when making travel plans. Plus they have all your contact details and travel needs. There is no midd.... More details

Travel Thailand News and views

Here’s good news for all of us living in Thailand. “W” is planning to visit us in August and another W the actor Wesley Snipes who was recently convicted and sentenced to prison time for failing to file an income tax return is also trying to get leave to visit The Kingdom. The first W referred to here is of course the president of the United States George W Bush. The reason for his journey to Thailand? Well he is on his way to Beijing to attend the opening of the Olympics there and he is stopping off in Thailand ostensibly to celebrate 175 year.... More details

Thailand vacation guide

What is the weather in Thailand? Thailand lies just south of the Tropic of Cancer, within the tropical monsoon zone of Southeast Asia, and enjoys a warm mild climate throughout the year. Roughly divided, there are three seasons: the cool season (Nov.-Feb.), the hot season (Apr-May), and the rainy season (Jun.-Oct.). Average temperatures are about 29° C, ranging in Bangkok from 35° C in April to 17° C in December. The northern region can be a bit cooler during the cool season, so visitors are advised to pack a sweater or light ja.... More details

Have you ever been to Chiang Mai

Chiang Mai of Thailand its a nice place for me. I had been for 6 months ago with my family. We travel in many place such as, Doi Sutep, Night market, walking street, Ching Mai Night safari, Royel flora, Baan Tawai. We stay at Tanita resort, its very amazing pleace that we never knew before. If you have time please go to Chiang Mai for your happy time. .... More details

How refreshing it is to hear and read an unbiased and true story about Thailand

How refreshing it is to hear and read an unbiased and true story about Thailand and its real people .Being an expat Aussie, married to my beautiful Thai {Isan} wife for 19 years and now happily retired and living in Nakhon Phanom Province it really is fantastic to read something factual at last.I keep telling my relatives now scattered around the Globe that please listen to me and not the drama queens of the TV. networks and the supposed "we wouldnt tell a lie" Press when it comes to knowing ANYTHING about this Country. What you say is absolute.... More details

gourmet journey to Thailand

Just to share a good website about thai gourmet, they have quite a few interesting day tours visiting some of the most authentic thai food spots. take a look at : www.trufflers.com .... More details

Bangkok Thailand, Thai city vibrant and exciting

On American thanksgiving I went to a great party. I was going to call it a dinner party, but as I got there at about 1:30 in the afternoon and the joint was already - if not jumping - at least buzzing, I guess the term garden party would be more accurate.. Unsurprisingly the majority of the guests were Americans and North Americans but there was too a good smattering of Brits with other nationalities on hand to add an international flavor. Plenty of Thais represe.... More details

Chesa, Bangkok Swiss Rstaurant

Here’s the scenario.  You have been invited to lunch or dinner at Chesa, the Swiss restaurant on Bangkok’s Sukhumvit Soi 20. What do you expect? Will it be full of quaint, Swiss mountain folk communicating in some unrecognizable dialect?  I mean is Chesa.... More details

A tale of two cities

Coup or not,Bangkok is still a place to be.Of late, Bangkok, my adopted home has been the subject of intense and unflattering media coverage. There was a “bloodless” coup. Wow I got phone calls and emails from literally all around the globe. Was I all right? Are there many dead? Injured? Well .... More details

Is Patong the Prince of Sleaze?

It was some time since I had visited Phuket, over two years to be moderately exact. Well before the tragic Tsunami and for a long time after it (but not because of) I sweltered away in Bangkok and opted for Pattaya as a getaway destination. But I had a series of meetings in Phuket and was, literally, anxious to see the place again.
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