Thailand

Though it can be a great experience to celebrate national holidays in Southeast Asia as an expat, there are some things to consider. Whether you reside or visit to the kingdom, knowledge of this Thai Mother’s Day guide guarantees that you participate in an appropriate way while respecting local customs. Mother’s Day in Thailand is celebrated every year on August …

A total solar eclipse will sweep over areas of the Arctic, Greenland, Iceland, Atlantic of course and Spain on August 12, 2026. Thailand is not directly in the eclipse’s path since it is during the nighttime hours of an eclipse over Southeast Asia. Thai television viewers can watch this astronomical event online by official television broadcasts. A number of global …

There is a huge change in the way airport security procedures will be done for travellers who fly through the Thai airports from October 16, 2026. The CAA Thailand luggage rules October 2026 allow airport security to conduct ‘unattended checks’ on checked bags. In order to reduce the risk of damage to bags and delays in flights, it is necessary …

Thailand’s foreign labor laws can be daunting for foreign workers looking for legal certainty, particularly those who are forced to relocate. A comprehensive guide for undocumented workers and displaced people to help them work legally in Thailand using the Thai Pink Card. This is an official document for registered foreign residents that is officially recognized as a Non-Thai Identification Card. …

Thailand’s National Mother’s Day is celebrated on 12th August annually as HM Queen Sirikit The Queen Mother’s Birthday. The understanding of this public holiday, which is celebrated in Thailand on August 12, is of great value for the residents of Thailand and tourists visiting the kingdom to plan their day. When the government is shut down, the banks have different …

One of the most frequently asked questions international visitors have when they come to Thailand is whether or not they can legally win money from the state draw. The answer is yes, foreign nationals of any age (20 and above) are able to purchase Thai lottery tickets and receive cash prizes legally. Whether you buy the pairs from street vendors …

In July 2026, a rather shocking viral tourist incident in Thailand made global headlines. The Italian students’ BTS Skytrain confrontation sparked fierce conversations about cultural respect and tourist entitlement. What started as a simple request to lower the noise level very fast turned into that huge BTS Skytrain drama, Bangkok is still bringing up today. In the end, there was …

Thousands of Malaysians drive to southern Thailand over the years particularly to popular destinations like Hat Yai, Songkhla, Krabi. But there are many travelers who are finding out that they may be unable to solve their problems in the event that they have to face any normal police inspection procedure, if they depend solely on the app “MyJPJ”. One Malaysian …

Thailand’s Ubon Ratchathani Candle Festival 2026 is among the most beautiful cultural events. The festival, expected to take place on 28 – 30th July 2026, commemorates Khao Phansa (Buddhist Lent) by creating stunning beeswax statues, colorful parades, traditional dances, and religious activities. One of the most critical tasks for your trip is arranging your transportation well in advance, if you …

The Buddhist Lent 2026 is a very spiritual and beautiful ceremony. Wien Thien is one of the most sacred ceremonies held during this time where the devotees make a clockwise walk around the main shrine of the temple three times with candles. The dimmed candle and peaceful ambiance creates a memorable night, but it’s imperative to keep the proper temple …