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Community Based Tourism at Huay Pu Keng Hilltribe Village
Huay Pu Keng, situated in Mae Hong Son, Northern Thailand, is a small village populated primarily by the Kayan and Kayaw (Karenni) ethnic subgroups. -
A Taste of the Thai Countryside
Get a taste of the Thai countryside and learn more about the daily routines of Thai people during our ‘Taste of the Thai Countryside’ excursion. -
Thai Government Waive “Visa-on Arrival” Fee for Visitors from 21 Countries
The Thai government recently decided to waive the visa-on arrival fee for visitors from 21 countries for two months to give the tourism industry a boost. The normal 2,000 baht (61 USD) fee from December 1 to January 31, 2019 for visitors staying in the country for no more than 15 days will not apply. -
Thailand’s First Artisanal Resort Opened in Chiang Mai
Raya Heritage recently opened a Lanna-culture inspired, thirty-three suite resort in the northern Thai capital of Chiang Mai. Nestled in a green garden on the banks of the Ping River -
Five Senses Exotic Island Explorer
Visit some of the lesser known spots on Koh Samui Island - including a wonderful Buddhist temple and a peaceful Buddha garden. -
Local Life at Koh Klang Fishing Community Village
Embark on a journey back in time with a visit to Koh Klang community village. Women in handmade batik skirts crack open roasted cashew-nuts -
Introduction to ‘Sak Yant’: Traditional Sacred Thai Tattoo
The tradition of tattooing in Southeast Asia dates back to the third millennium BC. In Thailand, the memory of sacred ancestor lineages has not been lost and is still passed on from generation to generation. -
Newly Opened Samui Elephant Sanctuary
Destination Asia Thailand is now working with the newly opened Samui Elephant Sanctuary, the very first elephant sanctuary on the island. -
Arts & Fashion in Motion by Belmond
To mark 25 years of iconic rail journeys this year, Belmond is launching Art & Fashion in Motion 2018 – a collaboration with local artists to bring guests closer to contemporary Asian culture. -
Maya Bay on Phi Phi Islands Closing to Tourism From 01 June – 30 September 2018
The Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation Thailand has ordered the closure of the tourist site Maya Bay located within Koh Phi Phi National Park in Krabi province. -
Beyond Phuket & Phi Phi Islands
The South of Thailand and its incredible scenery continues to gain popularity with large numbers of travelers now flocking to destinations such as Phi Phi Island and the Similan Islands. -
Design and Paint Your Own Elephant in Chiang Mai
Elephant Parade was founded by father and son Marc and Mike Spits in 2006. Whilst on holiday In Thailand, Marc met a baby elephant named Mosha, who had lost part of her leg after stepping on a landmine.