Superstition in Thailand has deep historical roots that conntect with the country’s cultural, religious, and social development. It all started with a blend of old spiritual beliefs, Hindu-Buddhist traditions, and local customs, coming together to create a rich set of practices that are still going strong today. Superstition is a universal phenomenon, found in every …
Explore Bangkok’s Little India Most people who come to Bangkok have already visited Chinatown. Others have at least heard of Chinatown. It is somehow obvious that there must be a Chinese neighbourhood in the Thai capital. After all, there have been many immigrants of Chinese descent for hundreds of years. The fact is that a …
Koh Kret, a pretty little island, attracts many visitors with its unmistakable charm and unique atmosphere. Off the beaten track, this island offers a true paradise for the senses and an escape from the hustle and bustle of modern life. The island’s proximity to Bangkok makes it a favourite weekend getaway destination for many Thais. …
When to visit Thailand depends on your preferred weather. You may be interested in visiting Chiang Mai during its famous flower festival, or you might be interested in enjoying the monsoon season. If you are not sure when to go, read on to learn when Thailand is the best time to visit. The climate varies …
Thailand is a Southeast Asian country famous for its sunny beaches, ornate temples of Buddha figures, and opulent royal palaces. The city of Bangkok is an ultramodern metropolis with canalside communities and iconic temples, including the Emerald Buddha Temple. While you’re in Bangkok, visit a few of the country’s famous beaches, such as Pattaya and …
Phuket is a popular tourist destination and due to the relaxed entry requirements more and more tourists come to the country or the island. What has always worked well in Thailand is the motorcycle rental for the visitor. Whether the driver’s license also qualifies for a motorcycle driving, the rental stations of course do not …
As a tourist it is possible to stay up to 90 days in Thailand if you have previously applied for and paid for an appropriate visa at the consulate in Germany (e.g. in Frankfurt). This usually starts with the entry into Thailand at the immigration at the airport. There you get a stamp that allows …