Louis Vuitton has released the Louis Vuitton City Guide Bangkok 2025, spotlighting the Thai capital’s rich cultural heritage, luxury lifestyle, and dynamic culinary scene. The latest edition in the Louis Vuitton City Guide series offers a curated selection of Bangkok’s most exclusive and authentic experiences, catering to high-end travelers.
Thailand is reaffirming its reputation as one of the world’s most LGBTQ+ friendly destinations with Amazing Thailand Out There, a new tourism initiative designed to attract LGBTQ+ travelers and promote inclusivity.
Every March, the historic ruins of Ayutthaya transform into a living homage to Thailand’s national sport as fighters from around the world gather for the World Wai Kru Muay Thai Ceremony. Set for 16–17 March 2025, this annual festival is more than a showcase of combat—it’s a deep dive into the roots of Muay Thai, an art form steeped in history, ritual, and tradition.
Tucked away in the heart of Phayao Province, the serene Phayao Reservoir provides the perfect setting for an unforgettable celebration – Magha Puja Day....
Lop Buri province will host the King Narai's Reign Festival from Friday, 14th to Sunday, 23rd February 2025, at the magnificent Narai Ratchaniwet Palace and surrounding historical landmarks.
A mere 20-minute drive south of Buri Ram’s lively town centre lies the serene Huai Chorakhe Mak Reservoir—a tranquil haven for Thailand’s rare and majestic sarus cranes. Nestled within picturesque marshlands and rice paddies, this unspoiled sanctuary offers travellers a rare opportunity to witness these endangered birds thriving in a carefully restored natural habitat, coexisting harmoniously with local farmers.
Time is running out to experience the Bangkok Art Biennale 2024, a city-wide celebration of creativity and culture that has transformed the Thai capital into an open-air gallery.
Lufthansa is extending its Airbus A380 service between Munich and Bangkok through 25 April 2025, in response to strong passenger demand, particularly during Thailand’s Songkran holiday season.
In the heart of Suphan Buri Province, amid emerald rice paddies and tranquil waterways, a striking emblem of resilience and tradition stands once more—the towering bamboo fish trap. After an unexpected collapse in 2021, this iconic structure has been meticulously resurrected, reaffirming its place as a beloved landmark and an irresistible draw for visitors.
Amid Bangkok’s shimmering skyline and gilded temple spires lies a lesser-known story: the city’s historic mosques—sacred spaces that whisper tales of migration, trade, and cultural exchange. Beyond their spiritual significance, these architectural gems stand as living chronicles of Bangkok’s diverse heritage, shaped by centuries of global influences.
This February, the UNESCO-listed Sukhothai Historical Park will glow with Sukhothai Light Up: Light & Love, a mesmerising month-long spectacle celebrating history, culture, and romance.
The exhibition, *Siam Through the Pages of Temples and Elephants*, offers a captivating journey into 19th-century Siam through Carl Bock’s original sketches, glass plate photographs, and excerpts from his renowned book. Visitors are transported back in time, experiencing the intricate beauty of Buddhist temples, the majestic elephants that played a key role in transportation, and the tranquil rural life along the Mae Kok River in Chiang Rai.