How to Prevent Your Child Getting Jet Lag on a Trip to Thailand
One of the drawbacks of traveling from western countries to Thailand is the incredible amount of flying time it takes to get here. […]
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The Mia Noi or Minor Wife in Thailand: Yes, Thai Men Do Have a Mistress
Many men in Thailand, both rich and poor, have a ‘mia noi’. A ‘mia noi’, roughly translated, means ‘minor wife’ or mistress and […]
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Important Safety Tips For Women Traveling Alone in Thailand
First, let me say, Thailand is one of the world’s safest countries. Particularly for women. But, just like anywhere else, it is also […]
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Red Sky at Centara Grand – Awesome View, Great Drinks, Avoid the Food
If you’re looking for a fun and cool – (temperature-wise, that is) place to hang out in Bangkok in an evening and you […]
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Mo Mo Paradise Shabu-Shabu Restaurant in Bangkok, Thailand – So Delicious
Recently, I ate for the first time at one of Bangkok’s newest shabu-shabu restaurants, Mo Mo Paradise. If you don’t know, shabu-shabu is […]
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Bangkok MRT Subway Fare May Be Increased in 2012
The Bangkok Metro may be raising MRT subway fares next year. In July, 2012 to be precise. The increase the Bangkok Metro […]
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Best Places to Learn Buddhist Meditation in Thailand
Tens of thousands of people visit Thailand every year, not for a holiday but to take a Buddhist meditation course. Thailand is famous […]
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LCCT, Kuala Lumpur’s Low Cost Carrier Terminal Is Truly Terrible
I love just about all things Malaysian – well, all things except LCCT, Kuala Lumpur’s Low Cost Carrier Terminal – a terminal I’ve […]
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How and What to Teach in English (EFL) Classes in Thailand
During the decade I taught in Thailand, sometimes I ran out of things to teach. When you have the same students, like I […]
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Free EFL Lesson Plan: How to Teach and Test New Vocabulary – Thai Students Can Learn New Words
Teaching new EFL vocabulary is usually boring, for teachers and students alike. It’s difficult for a teacher to come up with a lesson […]
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How to Use the Bum-Gun (Toilet Hose) in Thailand: Keep Yourself Clean With a Squirt of Water
Using the bum-gun in Thailand is easy One of the most amazing Asian inventions is the toilet hose or ‘bum gun’. This is […]
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Best Budget Hotel Deals in Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia – Under $50 a Night Easy
Kota Kinabalu is one of Malaysia’s nicest tourist destinations. With its seafood restaurants, waterfront entertainment spots, beautiful beaches, nature reserves, national parks, excellent […]
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Visit Taling Chan Floating Market in Bangkok, Thailand – The Authentic Real Deal
Authentic floating markets not aimed at tourists are rare in Bangkok, Thailand. Once a market that most Thai communities situated near a river […]
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Pubpeab Craze Hits Facebook – Support the Thai Polite Way to Sit Instead of Planking
In response to Friday’s photograph of a monk ‘planking’, a new Facebook page has popped up promoting the Thai way of sitting known […]
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Rikka Inn on Khao San Road in Bangkok – A Cute, Cheap Budget Hotel
Recently, I went to Khao San Road in Bangkok, Thailand to pick up a friend from Malaysia who was staying at Rikka […]
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Where to Buy Fried Insects in Bangkok and Which are the Best to Eat
Since I moved to Bangkok, Thailand, I’ve become a huge fried insect fan. So much so if I don’t get them a […]
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Free Corporate English (EFL) Lesson Plan – Get Your Thai Students Talking – Conversation/Debate – Is Globalization Good?
One thing many EFL/ESL teachers in Thailand get frustrated with is getting their corporate students talking. That’s why this free corporate EFL/ESL […]
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May Kaidee in Bangkok, Thailand Serves Vegetarian and Vegan Food For a Dirt Cheap Price
The first time I ate at a May Kaidee vegetarian restaurant in Bangkok, Thailand was with a western friend who only ate vegetarian […]
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Foodland: Bangkok’s Best Supermarket For Fresh Fruit and Veggies and Imported Food
Several years ago, I worked as a corporate trainer in an international company in Bangkok, Thailand. When I started the job, I discovered […]
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What to Expect If You Take the Train in Thailand
If you really want to see Thailand, you should consider taking the train. Trains in Thailand still run almost everywhere in the […]
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Riding Bangkok’s Public Transportation System Can Certainly Be Exciting
Lately, I’ve been taking buses instead of my usual taxi. Only because it dawned on me a 7 minute bus ride is […]
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Best Vegetarian and Vegan Restaurants in Bangkok, Thailand
While many visitors to Bangkok, Thailand think they’re ordering “vegetarian food” when they eat food at a local street stall or restaurant, it’s […]
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Photo of Thai Buddhist Monk Planking Outrages Thailand’s Cultural Ministers
Living in Thailand, you get used to the Ministry of Culture of Whatever and Ever being outraged about something. Not liking the […]
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