Lampang: The Timeless Charm of Khelang Nakhon English Version Nestled along the historic route connecting Bangkok and Chiang Mai, Lampang, affectionately known as Khelang Nakhon, is far more than a city travelers simply pass through. It is …
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Before this year, I had never even heard about the tradition of walking up Doi Suthep. Later, I learned that it is an old Lanna Buddhist tradition where people walk together to Wat Phra That …
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Before attending the “Poo Sae-Yaa Sae Offering Ceremony” for the first time, I knew almost nothing about this tradition. After learning more at the event, I discovered that it is an ancient Lanna ritual that …
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Golden Triangle Mekong River Chiang Rai. The Lifeblood of Southeast Asia. Rivers have long been the source of vitality, nourishing the lands through which they flow. From tiny springs hidden among lush mountains, streams gradually …
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Si Satchanalai, an ancient town in Sukhothai Province, is one of Thailand’s most treasured historical destinations. Once flourishing as an important center of politics, religion, and culture during the Sukhothai Kingdom, the town still preserves …
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Don’t say that you don’t like sweets! Even if you say that you don’t eat sweets, you can’t say that you don’t eat anything sweet at all. There is always some sweet taste in the food …
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When you are on your vacations, Holidays or travelling, you may visit many historical sites and of course, Southeast Asia is one of your planned places to visit Ayutthaya Thailand is one of them on …
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Kanchanabury, the 3rd biggest province in Thailand. Located in the west side of Thailan by Myanmar border. It is famous among the tourists as the World War 2nd historical site such as the famous death railroad and …
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Thailand northern region consists of Chiang Mai (the main capital of Lanna or the northern region, Chiang Rai, Lamphun, Lampang, Phayao, Phrae, Nan, Mae Hong Son and Uttaradit province. Each province has its own unique environment …
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In the past, people travelled by horses, ox-carts, elephant riding or walking when they lived on land or up the mountains. However the people who lived nearby rivers or canals, they would use the rafts …
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