Trains North to Chiang Mai and Some South Trains Resume Service During Bangkok Floods
Good news for tourists planning on taking the train north to Chiang Mai or Chiang Rai, or down south to get to southern […]
Read moreGood news for tourists planning on taking the train north to Chiang Mai or Chiang Rai, or down south to get to southern […]
Read moreAs the flood waters in Bangkok, and elsewhere in Thailand, recede millions of people will be left with mounds of stinking mud, […]
Read morePhitsanulok is a southern Thai city that’s been around for more than 600 years old. It’s historically important as it was the […]
Read moreIn the days of some pretty abysmal reporting about Bangkok’s floods from so many sources, including organizations like the BBC and CNN who […]
Read moreIf you prefer to see the real Thailand, and not one of thousands of tourist traps, then why not visit Samut Prakan, […]
Read moreThe Thai government of Yingluck Shinawatra is apparently considering extending the “special flood holidays” in Bangkok, which were initally meant to run from […]
Read moreAlthough Bangkok has thousands of restaurants where you can buy burgers, pizza and ribs, if you’re looking for an authentic, American-style gourmet […]
Read moreOne of the most famous noodle restaurants in Bangkok, Thailand, if you’re a resident, is Prachak. Prachak is a Thai restaurant known […]
Read moreIf you watch the news, you can be forgiven if you think most of Bangkok is now under water. While the Thai news […]
Read moreRecently, I stumbled upon some old websites talking about traffic problems in Bangkok. Written around 10 years ago, they mentioned how Bangkok had one […]
Read moreWhile Thai authorities have continued to say travel to the south from Bangkok will be unaffected by the floods, it seems that is […]
Read moreIn the last few hours, the Bangkok Post and several other sources are reporting that areas of northern Bangkok that were beginning to […]
Read moreA few years ago, when I was still teaching in Bangkok, I was lucky to be able to go with my school […]
Read moreWhile Twitter can be used for good, unfortunately in the case of Bangkok’s current flooding situation, in some cases Twitter is doing nothing […]
Read moreBangkok – October 27th, 2011 – 9:55am Foreign news media seem to be getting confused during the current flooding situation in Bangkok, as […]
Read moreTHURSDAY – 9:15 am – October27th, 2011 – Bangkok Don’t believe all the shock headlines on websites all over Thailand. When you read […]
Read moreThis week, I went with a Thai friend to Terminal 21, Bangkok’s new, and massive, lifestyle mall. Packed full of restaurants, we […]
Read moreIf you’re an American in Bangkok, Thailand and desperate for some real downhome cooking, you can’t go wrong with Roadhouse Barbecue. One […]
Read moreAt Tasty Thailand we are fascinated by the use of sandbags in Bangkok. Sandbags that are used in an attempt to stop floods […]
Read moreBangkok’s Don Mueang Airport has finally given up the ghost. After struggling since Friday to remain open and to keep flights up in […]
Read moreIf you are currently away from Bangkok and worried about your house, or have friends in the city and want to know if […]
Read moreAs Bangkok continues to swirl with rumor and panic and water continues to arrive near the city from the north, a Thai water […]
Read moreMany visitors to Bangkok, Thailand would love to take one of the city’s thousands of buses when they go shopping but, as […]
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