Life in ThailandThai ways of living - be it countryside or city - have their own distinct styles, rhythms and habits. The kingdom, and especially Bangkok, is also home to an interesting variety of locals and expatriates. Learn about the views and lives of local and expatriate communities, in addition to helpful tips for those exploring and living a Life in Thailand.
WAMY: A 'glocal' drive to help underprivileged Muslims
As well as promoting greater awareness and opportunities for young Muslims in the kingdom, the local branch of the World Assembly of Muslim Youth (WAMY) also finances the education of five hundred orphan girls. read more »
Sa-Bai-Jai: The perfect place for doggy's paddle
When the heat seems to be taking a toll on Fido, don't fret - Sa-Bai-Jai, a swimming pool and 'health club' for dogs, offers your canine friends a great place to 'chill'. read more »
Ban Kanchanapisek Juvenile Vocational Training Center in Nakhon Pathom province is using a novel approach in the treatment of young offenders. Every month, youngsters can spend a few days at home with their families in an effort to build a bridge towards rehabilitation back into mainstream society.
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Isarn farmer Wichian Srijannont, head of the Lampaniang River Conservation Group, discovered the concept of democracy at an early age. Now he's putting this to good use by raising awareness among locals of the need to preserve their environment. read more »
While Dusit Zoo used to conjure up some rather negative images a few years ago, it has made a number of significant improvements recently. As well as being home to over 2,000 animal species, the zoo, set in a lush, green park, also offers plenty of affordable activities to keep your kids 'on their toes'. read more »
The International Riding School at Horseshoe Point in Pattaya is a great place for 'absolute beginners' to enjoy their first experience of riding a horse. This world-class center also boasts all the necessary facilities to help experienced riders progress to even higher levels. read more »
Pad Thai remains one of the best-known Thai dishes among foreigners. Youthapong Charoenpan heads to the Khao Sarn Road area to see whether or not budget travelers are being served up the 'real deal'.
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For women looking to shed a few pounds, Bangkok offers an almost unparalleled range of choices when it comes to weight-loss programs and treatments. Maneeya Dhammataree takes a look at a selection that can easily be reached via the city's mass transit train networks. read more »
This Month's Happenings
'If we build it, they will come'
'If we build it, they will come' In 2005, Bangkok Veterans Football League started with just four teams in its inaugural monthly tournament. This month, 24 teams will compete for the honors. Steve Thompson talks to Eralp Gullep ('EG'), the Turkish-Cypriot (from Norther Cyprus) founder of the league about his life in Thailand and the importance of building communities through sport. read More »
Life in Thailand
Life in Thailand
Life in Thailand
Thai ways of living - be it countryside or city - have their own distinct styles, rhythms and habits. The kingdom, and especially Bangkok, is also home to an interesting variety of locals and expatriates. Learn about the views and lives of local and expatriate communities, in addition to helpful tips for those exploring and living a Life in Thailand.
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