We visit several of Pattaya’s most popular tourist attractions. 1) Ripley’s Believe it or Not! 2) Mini Siam 3) The Sanctuary of Truth

The Maeklong or the Railway Market, in Samut Songkhram Province an hour southwest of Bangkok, is a travel attraction with a unique and somewhat bewildering twist. The market spreads over…

The new Emquartier shopping mall is part of The Mall Group’s 20 billion baht restyling of Bangkok’s Sukhumvit Phrom Phong area now known as Em District. It’s also here that…

The Internet age has forced cultural, educational and exhibiting institutions to radically rethink their strategies to remain relevant in this new era. Here is one museum rising to this very…

Located south of Samut Songkhram town at the mouth of the Mae Klong River, Don Hoi Lot is a top seaside holiday spot for the area’s locals and visiting Bangkokians.…

Opposite the beach at the leafy end of Pattaya, there is a new Markland Village containing a wonderful array of shops including a museum called the “Teddy Bear Museum” of…

As its name suggests, the Haven Khao Lak is exactly that – a gorgeous retreat on one of the most beautiful beaches in Thailand. Just under an hour from Phuket’s…

Baan Rim Klong Homestay is in Samut Songkhram Province about an hour southwest of Bangkok. Here visitors can learn how to make coconut products by hand. www.baanrimklong.net

Not too far from Liab Duan Night Market, over on Kaset-Nawamin Road, you’ll find this cool-looking market stashed away behind The Walk community mall. Beyond its towering, Art Deco-inspired façade…

Located on the soft white sands of Thailand’s most iconic beach landmark, the Anantara Si Kao Resort is without a doubt one of the most stunning escapes in the whole…