Thailand

The city of Bangkok in Thailand is the busy capital of a country that provides a good combination of culture, food and convenience, and all of that at a price still affordable to the majority of Western cities. Being either a digital nomad, expatriate, or student, your lifestyle decision will be a defining factor in determining your monthly spending. There …

The sound of a tuk-tuk fades into the buzz of a café fan. A man teaches English over a crackling Wi-Fi connection while a woman next to him edits photos for a Phuket resort. This scene repeats across the country. That’s what side hustles in Thailand 2025 look like, quiet work, steady income, and a slower rhythm that still gets …

Introduction Thailand’s national currency is the Thai Baht (THB) and its value is always relative to how other currencies change daily. For people who are travelling, doing businesses, or doing forex conversions, keeping an eye on these current exchange rates is important. These are the latest and verified rates for THB against major currencies like USD, Euro, Indian Rupee, Pakistani …

Chiang Mai has to offer so many cosy places to chill. It’s a popular spot for digital nomads. The city’s laid-back vibe, low cost of living, and café culture make it ideal for remote workers who want to mix work and play. Why people who work from home love Chiang Mai cafés It’s not just coffee in Chiang Mai’s cafés; …

Amphawa Floating Market is one of the most famous Thai weekend markets, which is more than 100 years old. It is situated in Samut Songkhram, and a combination of traditional Thai culture and colorful canal-side activities is found there. Whether it is the attempt to taste authentic Thai street food and boat noodles, or take a long-tail boat ride and …

Bangkok is a vibrant city, but sometimes the traffic, noise, and fast pace leave you yearning for fresh air, beaches, or quiet mountain views. Luckily, while exploring the city, don’t miss the amazing Street Foods to Try in Bangkok. Thailand’s geography allows people to escape the capital for a weekend with less time spent on the road. It takes around …

Thailand is a great place for people who love food.  Thai street food is a cultural experience in and of itself. It is known for its fresh products, tasty spices, and unique sweet, sour, salty, and spicy flavours.  Here are the 10 best Thai street foods you should try, whether you’re in busy Bangkok exploring the street foods to try …

Bangkok is the type of city where if you can smell it, you can readily taste it. The food vans are like the veins of the city. From my personal experience of walking beside food carts and tuk-tuks, I have managed to taste and enjoy a lot of street food. 1. Oyster Omelette (Hoi Thot) Ever stumbled onto a sizzling …

Fans of street food will love Bangkok, which has a wide range of flavours that come from the city’s long history of cooking. There are lots of different places to eat in the city, from busy night markets to secret alleyway stands. Here are some of Bangkok’s best street food stands that serve the best Thai food. Jok Prince At …

The border tension between Thailand and Cambodia rose to extreme levels on Thursday after an airstrike by Thai F-16 warplanes killed several civilians and destroyed infrastructure. The assault is one of the worst military conflicts between the two neighbours in Southeast Asia in more than ten years which forces the bilateral relations into a deeper crisis. The Thai military acknowledged …