Toilets are always a big deal. When you’re traveling somewhere exotic, it’s inevitable you’ll experience a foreign toilet culture. Toilets in Thailand usually come in two varieties: Western sit-down toilets and Asian squat toilets. With some differences from the Western or the Asian squat toilets you know, might we add. If you plan to travel… Read more »
From December 15 to 24 this year (2017), the annual festival “The Glorious of Ayutthaya Fair” will be held in the Ayutthaya Historical Park compound. While the ruins of Ayutthaya’s glory days are great to visit all year round, this is the only time of the year you can see the ancient capital come alive… Read more »
December this year is a month of firsts for our country. Apart from the debut of Michelin Guide Thailand (Michelin Guide Bangkok 2018), Thailand unveiled its first musical road in Phetchabun. The north-central province boasts both stunning temples and mountains. Wat Pha Sorn Kaew, an elaborate temple set against the mountains of Phetchabun Where’s Thailand’s first musical road?… Read more »
TakeMeTour’s Tip: As of December 6, 2017, the first-ever Michelin Guide Thailand (Michelin Guide Bangkok 2018) has been launched! Check out the list of Michelin Guide Bangkok restaurants and our local tips for the best dining experience. December has arrived and Thailand’s Michelin Guide is coming to town. Set to unveil on December 6, 2017,… Read more »
What to expect? From the 25th to the 29th October 2017, the Royal Cremation of the late King Bhumibol Adulyadej is scheduled to take place at Sanam Luang Ceremonial Ground in Bangkok. Thursday 26th October 2017 will be the actual Royal Cremation day and it has been declared a public holiday. For the whole month… Read more »
Most visitors to Thailand are charmed by Thai etiquette’s natural elegance, tolerance, and friendliness. Thailand has earned its reputation as the Land of Smiles with good reason. Whilst most Thais are naturally forgiving, there are some areas where we think a little understanding can go a very long way. Thai etiquette is steeped in Buddhist tradition, with… Read more »
Nowadays, Thai cuisine can be found almost anywhere in the world. If you’re coming to Thailand, it’s safe to assume you will be familiar with Pad Thai and Green Curry. Well, guess what? You’re in for a treat because one of the many joys of Thailand is its culinary variety! Thailand is divided in to… Read more »
Hello my foreign friend, are you craving to try some delicious Thai local steaks that are already earning local Michelin Star in Bangkok? Yes indeed, you can’t denied that Thai food is not good but if you have been abroad for quite a while, eating your home country food can help make you feel less… Read more »
“…But Iocals love them so much & eat there often” Thailand’s China Town has so many restaurants worth becoming Thailand Michelin Star restaurants. There are so much you can eat and taste here, especially local street stalls which you might miss but shouldn’t be miss. Which restaurant is worth earning Thailand Michelin Star? Let’s… Read more »
It’s official! Singaporeans arriving at Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) can now take advantage of the Auto Gate system, avoiding the queues at Arrivals! See our guide below to make sure you qualify: 1. Tourism Purpose Only Auto Gate is only for use by those Singaporean visitors to Thailand arriving on a 30-days visa Exemption… Read more »