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River Kwai Bridge

The River Kwai Festival

Chulalongkorn Day sees the start of the spate of festivals that run through until the Songkhran p...

Thailand Tom Aikins

Thai Massage: It Hurts So Good

It was a defining moment. A sign outside a YMCA in the US read: Massage. $40/hour. Grimacing, I t...

Thailand Kenneth Champeon

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Teaching English in Chiang Mai

Routes to an English teaching job in Chiang Mai, with contact information.

Thailand Kenneth Champeon

Pagong's exclusive kimono silk shirt with vintage flower design

Silk Buying in Asia

Buying silk in Kyoto, Yogyakarta, Kuching, Chiang Mai and Hanoi is fun.

Thailand / Vietnam / Indonesia victor wong

Bamboos form the backdrop of the main chapel. This area with a solitary bench is one of my favourite places at Seven Fountains.

Silent Retreat at Seven Fountains

Chiang Mai is laid back, quiet and its people friendly. Along a busy (well, at least in Chiang Ma...

Thailand Diana Tan

Wat Kow Tahm monastery

Silent Meditation on Koh Phanyan

The tiny shaven-headed nun stands, bows and leaves us. All 27 of us file silently out of the hall...

Thailand Julia Thompson

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Thailand's new opium museum casts light on dark history

Chiang Saen, Thailand, Aug 13, 2003 - Nestled in the heart of Southeast Asia's infamous Golden Tr...

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Antonio Graceffo (left) learns the Khmer martial art of Bokator under the watchful eyes of Master San Kim Saen in Phnom Penh.

Learning History and Culture Through Martial Arts

David Calleja talks with Antonio Graceffo, host of Martial Arts Odyssey, and leading Filipino kun...

Thailand / Vietnam / Myanmar David Calleja

Nonzee Nimibutr's Jan Dara

Film Review: Jan Dara

Jan Dara is a complex and deeply disturbing family drama set in 1920’s Bangkok, based upon the ...

Thailand Celeste Heiter

Sawadee Kha !

A Floating Life.

Heaps of juicy fruit neatly piled on one side and rows of fresh flowers impeccably arranged on th...

Thailand Hansa Piparsania

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Hard Traveling: Exploring Southern Laos by Tuktuk

Bangkok to Savannakhet for a visa run, with a visit to Huen Hin...

Thailand / Laos Janet Brown

The writer with the good doctor & son.

A visit with the Famous Doctor Ho

Doctor Ho is the most written about Chinese doctor in all the world. He is the most talked about...

Thailand / Vietnam / Myanmar Joshua Samuel Brown

in the village

on visiting a Kayan Lahwi Village

A part of me thinks it would be better to stay home.

Thailand / China Jack VanNoord

Two Brothers: Sangha and Kumal

Film Review: Two Brothers

Take a walk on the wild side with Jean-Jacque Arnaud's Two Brothers, the 2004 story of two playfu...

Thailand / Cambodia / Laos Celeste Heiter

Hat Yai town at night

Hat Yai, Thailand

Located in the Southern Thai province of Songkla, some 947 kilometers from Bangkok and 50 kilomet...

Thailand Ee Lin Wan

Traveling Solo in Thailand: A Guide for Solo Woman Travelers

Thailand is fast gaining popularity among budget travelers, and understandably so. With the Baht ...

Thailand Ee Lin Wan

Wall plaque, Room 3211, Indigo Pearl Resort.

Rivets and Silk, Tin and Teak

With its tin mine motif woven through a luxurious environment, the five-star Indigo Pearl Resort ...

Thailand Robert Tompkins

Brought from Sri Lanka, the main chedi in Wat Mahathat has a gold-covered tip measuring 8.294 inches high.

Nakhon Si Thammarat: A Glimpse Into Thailand's History...

Something "Different" My recent trip to Nakhon Si Thammarat in South Thailand is best described a...

Thailand Ee Lin Wan

Cover- The Protector

Martial Arts Reviews: The Protector

There are 206 bones in the human body, and Tony Jaa will break every one. Touted as the next big ...

Thailand Will Raus

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Charles Baker's Drunken Oriental Junket

An NPR interviewer once asked writer David Sedaris why he had left New York and moved to Paris. H...

Thailand / Indonesia / Japan Kenneth Champeon

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