You may think living in Thailand is paradise and sure there is nothing wrong about it – as long as you are playing the rules and don’t make some major mistakes. I’m not talking about cultural faux pas like kissing in public, not queuing in line at the BTS or putting your feet on the …
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Thais love chatting, laughing, gossiping, maybe not too much discussing but to put it short love to talk to other people. And then it’s no surprise that messenger apps for phones, tablets or laptops enjoy huge popularity in Thailand. See also: 3 Most Popular Dating Sites in Thailand In this post I present you the three …
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Bangkok is a true shopping paradise, and it’s no different when it comes to all sorts of electronics. While there are countless of places in the Big Mango that sell everything from digital cameras, TVs to computer equipment there are 3 malls that offer the widest range and the cheapest electronic products not just in …
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Even though Muay Thai is Thailand’s national sport and people come together to watch it while drinking Hong Thong whiskey every Sunday, European football is a totally different thing. So similar to most other neighboring countries like Malaysia, Laos and Cambodia the preferred football league of Thais is the English Premier League, by far more …
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It’s no secret that Thailand’s capital is not just a place to start and end your island-hopping trip but also a great place to stay long term, for studying, for working (online), for retiring, for whatever reason it has more and more foreigners living in Bangkok. The first and most important step when moving to …
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You don’t have much choice when it comes to Thai whiskey. While Sang Som and Mekhong are quite popular brown liquors they are not quite whiskeys but rather rums: The primary ingredient of these two brands is molasses which makes them spiced rum. On the label of Sang Som it even says “Thai Rum” and …
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A lot of people who just come for a three week holiday to Thailand often just spend a couple of days in the capital before heading down to the islands. When they come back home they say they don’t like it because it’s so crowded, hectic, polluted and whatever. That’s because most people’s imagination of …
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I’ve just visited the coolest cafe ever here in Bangkok: The place had not just nice decorations and a relaxed and cozy atmosphere, but about 15-20 cats walking, sitting and sleeping all over the place. My friend had told me about this concept cafe that apparently has become extremely popular in Japan as residents of …
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