1. Touring Koh Si Chang Island
(Provinces/Chon Buri)

  Although Ko Si Chang is the nearest major island to Bangkok, it doesn’t really get that many visitors. Sure, on holiday weekends it can get a little crowded, but not like other tourist

2. Khun Chang's Thai Style House
(Provinces/Suphan Buri)

Today, on 26th June, we are celebrating the birthday of one of Thailand’s greatest poets: Sunthorn Phu. Although he was born in the late 18th Century, his work is still influential even

3. What to do on Koh Samet
(Provinces/Rayong)

This is the last in my series of blogs about my visit to Koh Samet and Rayong. I did enjoy myself during this trip to this beautiful tropical island in Thailand. It was a shame that my time was li

4. The Beaches on Koh Samet
(Provinces/Rayong)

Advertising for trips around the island I recently spent some time exploring the beaches along the coastline of Rayong. This area is only two-three hours from Bangkok and counts as some of the most b

5. Koh Samet in Thailand
(Provinces/Rayong)

Hat Sai Kaew (Diamond Beach) on Koh Samet Last week I went to Koh Samet for the very first time. So many people have been telling me to go that I thought I should make an effort. Everyone said i

6. More Beaches in Rayong
(Provinces/Rayong)

To have a good beach holiday, most people also need to have entertainment other than just the sand and surf. During my recent holiday in Rayong, I stayed on Mae Ramphung Beach. I did enjoy myself the

7. The Beaches of Rayong
(Provinces/Rayong)

On the beachfront in Rayong The first major beach in Rayong is 11 kilometres after the city. It is called Hat Mae Ramphung. This is my favourite beach and if you are coming here, then try to visit du

8. Road trip to Pattaya
(Provinces/Pattaya)

After a few days in the central countryside I was informed that we were off on a road trip to Pattaya. An overnight trip to the seaside is some sort of family tradition at this time of year. So in t

9. Old Patong:Going Crazy
(Blogs/Old Patong Stories written by Superman)

...rs dramas, the consequences of trying to "help" at the wrong time were just an excuse for the malcontents to move in and take advantage. Greed and envy seemed to be the number one problem,...

10. Market on the Railway Tracks
(Provinces/Samut Songkhram)

I have been telling you about my recent trip on the Maeklong Railway in Thailand where my first stop was Samut Sakhon (otherwise known as Mahachai). This city has one of the biggest fish markets in t

11. Fish Market at Samut Sakhon
(Provinces/Samut Sakhon)

I have never seen multi-coloured dried shrimp before On Sunday, I caught the Maeklong Commuter Train down to Mahachai which is otherwise known as Samut Sakhon. It is only an hour away from Bangk

12. After the Tsunami
(Provinces/Phangnga)

...e tip, it’s worse. The shoestring budget means we need to recycle the garbage bags. So we send their contents cascading across the ground and toss the empty bags back on the truck. Two kids and...

13. Happy New Year - Thai Style
(Provinces/Samut Prakan)

...for every month during 2005. You can see these at thaicolumn.com. It has been a very good year for us. The content has been so rich that we have spread to a number of new web sites: enjoythaifood.com,...

14. New To The Kingdom[1979]: Old Patong:Week 4
(Blogs/Old Patong Stories written by Superman)

...h, along with copious amounts of Milo, Mekhong, Greenspot and sometimes a Singha kept us over norished and content. Samai chatted with us briefly one morning about a trip to Laos, as he gleefully said...

15. KanchanaBuri & SangklaBuri Trip - Day 4
(Provinces/Kanchanaburi)

...hing, as most people do, methinks. I guess I have nothing else to ask for in life or may be I am an easily contented person.   The Wat complex look very simple     Final Part (30-31 ...

16. Five Things I Like About Bangkok
(Provinces/Bangkok)

...3656;เป็นไร ) – Nevermind Thais have few natural grudges. Easily contented, they lead a simple life and have few worries. When in Thailand, it is best for tou...

17. Southern Thailand
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Southern Thailand consists of 14 provinces: Chumphon, Ranong, Surat Thani, Phangnga, Phuket, Krabi, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Trang, Phatthalung, Songkhla, Satun, Pattani, Yala and Narathiwat. The region,

18. Eastern Thailand
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Attracting thousands and thousands of visitors, both Thai and foreign, the East Coast is today one of the most popular destinations. Holiday-makers flock to the region, particularly over weekends and

19. Northeastern Thailand
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      (left): Khmer temple in buriram (right) Thai heroine in Nakhon Ratchasima I-san is noted for being the center of age-old civilization and customs dating back to pre-historic time

20. Northern Thailand
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    (left): Elephant camp in Chiang Mai (right): Wat Phra Kaew in Chiang Rai Covering a total area of some 169,644 square kilometres, the Northern Region of Thailand is mainly mountainous wi

21. Central Thailand
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    (left) Old Palace in Ayutthaya (right): Grand Palace in Bangkok Thailand's Central Region consists of 22 provinces: Ang Thong, Bangkok, Chachoengsao, Chai Nat, Kanchanaburi, Lop Buri

22. Samut Prakan
(Category Blog)

Samut Prakan, also known as Paknam is located at the mouth of the Chao Phraya River. The town is only 25 kms. south of Bangkok and easily frequented by bus. Its old community settled in Phra Pradaeng

23. Joomla! - Community News
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