When you come to visit Thailand’s capital it’s probably not just for checking out BKK’s main tourist attractions and the electronic shopping malls, but to experience the city’s infamous red light districts. There are three of them namely Soi Cowboy, Nana Plaza and Patpong that I explain in great detail here. If you come to …
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Working and living in paradise Thailand is the dream of a lot of people all around the world. When first coming for a holiday to the land of smiles it’s quite easy to immediately fall in love with the Thai natural beauty, culture, food, weather and women. You might remember your first trip to Thailand …
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It is pretty difficult to make Thai girls really angry as they usually give minor problems and conflicts just a smile and don’t bother about it. Like you left the toilet seat up, come late to an appointment or don’t respond her messages for a few days. Often they don’t really care about these “little” …
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If you are out of Thailand for whatever reason, sometimes it may not even take long to find new Thai friends in your city. California especially has always been a popular place for young Thais to make first experiences working or traveling in a foreign country or American guys that marry their Thai girlfriend and …
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It’s hard to say what was my best day trip in Thailand, there are so many cool places I visited and walking through the rainforest is just different than exploring remote and quite beaches. But my recent trip I did from Koh Phangan is definitely one of the most memorable ones I have done here …
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Thailand is known for its beautiful women, sunny beaches and awesome food. But apart from all this, there are definitely many interesting things that you might not have known. So here is a top 10 of the funnies facts about Thailand: 1. Bangkok is the world’s hottest city Not talking about women here – but …
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What had been an election campaign pledge by the previously ruling Pheu Thai Party in 2011 and piloted in seven provinces throughout the country in 2012, has become official labor law on January 1st, 2013 and adjusted in 2024: The minimum salary for Thai people is 323-363 Baht per day (depending on the type of …
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Thinking about taking up work in Thailand? The good news is that the Thai government has fixed minimum wages for foreigners working in Thailand which are obviously significantly higher than the minimum wages for Thai people. There are four different types, depending on the employee’s country of origin. 50,000 Baht/month: Western European Countries, Australia, Canada, Japan, …
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