From 31 October to 3 November 2024, The Athenee Hotel, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Bangkok, will play host to an exclusive dining spectacle as part of Marriott International’s Luxury Group Dining Series. This prestigious event, which spans six major cities across the Asia-Pacific region, showcases the finest in haute cuisine, blending international talent with innovative culinary collaborations.
Art lovers are in for a remarkable experience at the National Gallery, which is hosting the “Blending Souls: Indonesia – Thailand Painting Exhibition.” This vibrant showcase runs from October 4 to 30, 2024, at Exhibition Building 6 on Chao Fah Road in Bangkok, celebrating the rich artistic and cultural connections between Indonesia and Thailand.
British Airways has commenced a new direct service between London and Bangkok, operating three flights per week from 28 October 2024 until 26 April 2025. The inaugural flight, designated BA2231, departed London Gatwick at 9.15 pm local time and arrived at Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok on 29 October 2024, at 4.15 pm local time.
From November 8-17, 2024, the Sukhothai Loy Krathong Festival will light up Sukhothai Historical Park in Old Town, Sukhothai province, with its spectacular mix of ancient rituals and modern artistry. This much-loved celebration, rooted in a 700-year-old tradition, honours Phra Mae Khong Kha, the Goddess of Water, with prayers for prosperity and good fortune.
Nestled along the tranquil Andaman coast of Phang Nga province, Memories Beach is emerging as Thailand’s latest surf destination. This pristine stretch offers an idyllic escape for casual surfers, providing a serene alternative to the bustling beaches of Phuket. Here, the emphasis is on leisurely rides and a burgeoning surf culture, making it a perfect spot for those who appreciate a more relaxed surf experience.
Nestled along the serene bank of the Mekong River in Thailand's Loei Province, Chiang Khan has evolved from a hidden backpacker haven into a beloved weekend escape. While the town has embraced trendy cafés and modern eateries, it remains deeply rooted in its relaxed charm and rich cultural tapestry, offering a genuine taste of Thai life.
Phetchaburi, a coastal province steeped in history, invites you on a weekend road trip to explore its unique blend of flavours, traditions, and scenic routes. While Khao Wang, or Palace Hill, may attract those seeking cultural immersion, Phetchaburi’s culinary treasures and serene landscapes offer much more to discover.
Nestled in Udon Thani, Thailand’s newest UNESCO World Heritage Site, Phu Phra Bat Historical Park offers a compelling journey through over 3,000 years of human creativity and spiritual devotion. Set against the dramatic backdrop of the Phu Phan mountain range and the verdant expanse of Khuea Nam National Forest Reserve, this site stands for the deep cultural and spiritual connections of the region.
Nestled in the heart of Nakhon Ratchasima province, a mere 325 kilometres northeast of Bangkok, the Phimai National Museum has recently undergone a stunning transformation. This newly renovated cultural haven promises visitors an immersive journey through the rich history of Phimai's past, seamlessly blending ancient history with cutting-edge exhibition techniques.
Calling all steak lovers. This October and November, The Crystal Grill House, the elegant glasshouse restaurant on Bangkok’s Chao Phraya River, is offering a steak experience you won’t want to miss. In partnership with Rangers Valley, renowned for their top-tier marbled beef, you can indulge in a luxurious 600g dry-aged bone-in striploin that promises to satisfy your cravings.
Art lovers are in for a remarkable experience at the National Gallery, which is hosting the “Blending Souls: Indonesia – Thailand Painting Exhibition.” This vibrant showcase runs from October 4 to 30, 2024, at Exhibition Building 6 on Chao Fah Road in Bangkok, celebrating the rich artistic and cultural connections between Indonesia and Thailand.