Foreign Tourists Can Return to Ayutthaya After Floods with Some Limitations
Ayutthaya, Thailand’s UNESCO World Heritage Site, has just spent four months under more than six feet of flood water. Now it’s draining, and […]
Read moreAyutthaya, Thailand’s UNESCO World Heritage Site, has just spent four months under more than six feet of flood water. Now it’s draining, and […]
Read moreWhen I look outside the window of my Bangkok, Thailand apartment, all I see is water. Bangkok’s massive floods hit my area […]
Read moreLooks like we might once more be seeing free tourist visas to Thailand. The Tourism and Sports Minister, Chumpol Silapa-archa, is considering asking […]
Read moreThe director of the UTCC’s Economic and Business Forecasting Centre, Thanawat Ponwichai, has said according to their calculations, the Thai economy will lose […]
Read moreIn the last couple of weeks, Dr. Seree Supratid (also known as Dr. SeriĀ Supharatid) has become a TV and internet sensation in […]
Read moreAs the Thai government continues to struggle to prevent more of inner Bangkok from flooding, the Bangkok Post is reporting Rama 2 Road […]
Read moreBangkok, Thailand has been inundated with flood water for three weeks. Hundreds of millions of cubic feet are already in the city, with […]
Read moreWith much of Bangkok under massive floods, the area around by our apartment building in northern Bangkok is under around 2 feet of […]
Read moreYes, buses do break down in Bangkok’s massive floods In most western countries, if people had to deal with a massive flood like […]
Read moreIf you are in Bangkok, or planning on coming here, and you are concerned about which areas of Bangkok are currently flooded, this […]
Read moreMy soi under 60 centimeters of water this evening – we flooded three days ago Looks like we may have another round […]
Read moreEven though the Thai government and many other officials have said over and over that inner Bangkok won’t be flooded, it now looks […]
Read moreOn our walk down a couple of sois on our way to Central Ladprao yesterday, we took some photographs just to document the […]
Read moreWhen we woke up this morning our entire soi was flooded. Not remotely unexpected, as we had seen the flood waters coming our […]
Read moreIf you are a tourist in Bangkok, or soon going to be, and you are worried about all the tourist attractions being closed, […]
Read moreWe took a stroll down our soi this morning to take photographs at the intersection of Pahonyothin and Ratchadapisek intersection in Bangkok, (our […]
Read moreThailand is going through its worst flooding in almost a century, if not ever. More than one third of the country is currently […]
Read moreUp until recently, Thailand’s military has had a bad reputation. Decades of more coups than about 10 countries put together, shooting of unarmed […]
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 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 moreThe Thai government of Yingluck Shinawatra is apparently considering extending the “special flood holidays” in Bangkok, which were initally meant to run from […]
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 moreWhile Thai authorities have continued to say travel to the south from Bangkok will be unaffected by the floods, it seems that is […]
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