Bangkok people advised to use foggy spray to celebrate Songkran this year
The advice came from Mr Wallop Suvarndee, chief advisor to Governor of Bangkok, when he chaired a press conference of “Bangkok Songkran Festival at Silom 2016” yesterday.
Month: March 2016
Thai Woman Faces Sedition Trial for Posing with Red Bowl
Woman faces military trial, 7 years in jail for Facebook posting.
Drought-hit Thailand sends up the Royal Rainmakers
When drought strikes, Thailand turns to its Royal Rainmakers—an airborne team which seeds the clouds over the kingdom.
How America Can Put Thailand Back on Track
When generals led by Prayuth Chan-ocha ousted an elected civilian government here in 2014, they vowed to restore order and eradicate corruption. But since seizing power, the junta has become increasingly erratic, incompetent and repressive.
Hordes Fight Over Plates of Jumbo Shrimp at All-You-Can-Eat Buffet in Thailand
Amateur footage, which surfaced online recently and showed tourists allegedly from mainland China going on a feeding frenzy at a hotel’s all-you-can-eat buffet luncheon in Thailand.
Spirit of Superstition: Thailand Has More Than Its Share of Bizarre Beliefs
The following are a collection of Thai superstitions which may, make you think twice about going out, if for example you step out of the house with the wrong foot, or you hear a gecko calling during the day time, or indeed if you don’t have a virgin at hand to change the weather for you.