Thai Police Spark Flurry Of Reactions After Dressing Up As Dance Troupe To Catch Suspect “Whose idea was it to dress up as female dancers, though? Brilliant!! Looks like a movie plot.” Bored Panda · May 25
Overcharging hurts tourism A single mishap can be written off as an isolated incident. But when a problem repeatedly occurs across different locations, time and again, the failure is systematic. It indicates an inability -- or an outright unwillingness -- by stakeholders across the operational chain to intervene, driven either by institutional inertia… Bangkok Post · May 25
Thai rescuers join effort to free seven people trapped in Laos cave Group have been stuck in flooded cave in central Laos for five days after heavy rain caused landslides The Guardian - UK · May 25
What happened inside Goa’s 427-year-old Three Kings Chapel made it one of India’s most talked-about haunted places Beyond Goa's typical beach scene lies the historic Three Kings Chapel, a 427-year-old structure perched atop a hill. Famous for its Portuguese Baroque architecture, breathtaking views, and a chilling legend of three warring kings, the chapel is also a site of a vibrant annual feast. The Economic Times · May 25
Aura Bangkok Clinic × Rajadamnern Stadium: Beauty Meets Thailand’s Iconic Arena Bangkok — Aura Bangkok Clinic, one of Thailand's most celebrated homegrown success stories in aesthetic wellness, has announced a landmark partnership with Rajadamnern Muay Thai Stadium — the world's first and most storied Muay Thai arena. The collaboration unites two of Thailand's crown jewels — its world-renowned beauty expertise and… Bangkok Post · May 25
A new lease on life Located in Trok Tuek Din on Dinso Road, near the Giant Swing and Wat Suthat Thepwararam, Baan Phra Phithak Yutthaphan, better known as Baan Phra Phithak, is a teak wood house built some 88 years ago. When Baan Phra Phithak became a non-performing asset under the management of Bangkok Commercial… Bangkok Post · May 24
PM insists on 'equal' site visits Paris: Thailand will insist that any future Unesco inspection of disputed border temple sites cover both the Thai and Cambodian sides of the frontier, Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul said on Saturday. Bangkok Post · May 24
Rescuers search for 20 missing after Philippine building collapse ANGELES CITY (PHILIPPINES) - Rescuers were racing on Sunday to free two workers pinned under a building that collapsed in the northern Philippines, killing a Malaysian man and leaving 20 people missing. Bangkok Post · May 24
21 foreign suspects in Koh Phangan nominee probe in court on Monday SURAT THANI - Police will oppose bail when they apply to extend the detention of 21 foreign nationals arrested in connection with the operations of nominee businesses on Koh Phangan in the Samui Provincial Court on Monday. Bangkok Post · May 24
Dusit Poll: Chadchart favoured to win second term as city governor Outgoing Bangkok governor Chadchart Sittipunt has cemented his position as the voters' favourite to win a second term, according to a Suan Dusit poll released on Sunday. Bangkok Post · May 24
A New Asia Next World-class Destination Takes Shape In North Movement NHA TRANG, Vietnam, May 23, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- North Nha Trang is experiencing a distinct geographical evolution, shifting the region’s social and tourism energy toward an open, integrated model of coastal living. Vega City Nha Trang has rapidly transitioned into an active coastal enclave where daily routines, local heritage,… AAP · May 24
City's reformer falling short As Bangkok moves toward its next gubernatorial election, one question is already taking shape: after four years in office, what has governor Chadchart Sittipunt actually changed? Bangkok Post · May 23
Couple accused of luring Thais into scam slavery Police have arrested a young Thai couple in the northern province of Chiang Mai on suspicion of luring compatriots into slavery at a scam centre in Cambodia. Bangkok Post · May 23
Bangkok Post · May 23 Koh Phangan nominee crackdown nets 22 foreigners Thai police in Surat Thani wrapped up the second phase of their crackdown on foreign nominee businesses on Koh Phangan on Saturday, arresting 22 foreigners and seizing more than 40 rai of land worth over 200 million baht.
The Economic Times · May 23 Indians are breaking up with Europe for a Southeast Asian getaway Indian travelers are increasingly choosing Vietnam over traditional European destinations due to rising airfares and longer flight durations to Europe. Factors like visa convenience, value for money, and shorter travel times are driving this shift, making Vietnam a rapidly growing tourism market for India.
MyLifeXP · May 23 Why Ravana’s Daughter Helped Hanuman in Secret Everyone knows that Hanuman helped build the mighty Ram Setu to reach Lanka. But very few people know about the mysterious golden mermaid hidden beneath the ocean. Every night, the stones placed by the Vanar Sena disappeared mysteriously. By morning, parts of the bridge would collapse again as if someone…
MyLifeXP · May 23 Why Hidimba Refused to Become Hastinapur’s Queen In the grand stories of the Mahabharata, people often remember wars, kingdoms, and mighty warriors. But hidden between those powerful tales is the story of a woman who made a decision far ahead of her time. That woman was Hidimba. Most people know she married Bhima. Few know she refused…
Bangkok Post · May 22 Tourism operators back 30-day visa return Tourism operators in Phuket and Pattaya backed the government's decision to restore 30-day visa-free stays, saying the move would help curb illegal businesses and low-spending long-stay visitors.
Bangkok Post · May 22 A journey of hope Every morning, a school bus travelled through the mountainous villages of Tha Song Yang district in Tak province. Inside, a young girl named Kornwalai Chuenmorkchantr -- better known as Mook -- sat with her sisters and brother along with other children.
Bangkok Post · May 22 A seasonal collaboration Sartoria by Paulo Airaudo, the Italian-inspired culinary destination at EA Rooftop, welcomes the arrival of the blooming season with the debut of “The Spring Atelier”, a seasonal collaboration with Bangkok-based artist Naraphat "Ball" Sakarthornsap.
Bangkok Post · May 22 Safety at 58 railway crossings in Bangkok to be tightened The Metropolitan Police Bureau (MPB) convened a meeting with relevant agencies on Friday to formulate short-, medium- and long-term measures to improve safety at railway crossings across Bangkok, following the fatal collision between a train and a public bus that left eight people dead on May 16.
Bangkok Post · May 22 SRT converts third-class carriages into prayer cars for southern trains The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) has converted third-class passenger carriages into dedicated prayer cars to serve Muslim passengers on southern routes, in a move aimed at facilitating religious observance of the Eid al-Adha festival. The service officially begins on Friday.
Bangkok Post · May 22 Tourists in Thailand plan for cuts to visa-free stays The backpackers on Khao San Road, the Bangkok thoroughfare beloved by budget travellers, are waking up this week with an extra headache: the government is preparing to shorten the length of visa-free stays.
Bangkok Post · May 21 Anutin departs for France Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul is set to meet French President Emmanuel Macron during a seven-day trip to France that began on Thursday, aiming to boost French investment in Thailand.