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Neil's Backpacker Guide To Phuket . . .

Backpackers and Phuket the words don't really seem very relevant together, almost like sex and th...

Thailand Neil Campbell

A Thai chef shows an orchid salad made with flowers at a restaurant at the Rose Garden resort in Nakhon Pathom province.

Thai flower power takes on fried insects

NAKHON PATHOM, Thailand, Jan 8, 2003 - Thailand is known for its street stalls which sell fried s...

Thailand AFP/Amal Jayasinghe

Den er god og frisk, lover den unge fiskehandler. Og han har sikkert ret. Fiskene på markedet kommer direkte fra fiskerihavnen i Phuket Town.

Ob-la-di, Ob-la-da [dansk]

[Read the English version] Den alderstegne Beatles-sang om Desmond og hans trækvogn på en marke...

Thailand Bjarne Madsen

Bruce Lee- Father of the Martial Arts Film

The Stars and Styles of Martial Arts

Every cinematic genre has always been characterized by the stars that make it famous, from comedy...

Thailand / Japan / China Will Raus

Outcasts of the Islands

Of course Conrad himself, more than anyone, has changed the region, 'tinging it with romance' for...

Thailand / Indonesia / Malaysia Kenneth Champeon

Beautiful Boxer

Film Review: Beautiful Boxer

Based on the life of Parinaya Charoemphol, Beautiful Boxer tells the story of a young man who lea...

Thailand Celeste Heiter

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Thai town in uproar over charges that fireball phenomenon is faked

Residents of a remote town in northern Thailand are up in arms over a TV investigation which foun...

Thailand / Laos AFP

Cover- Ong-Bak: Thai Warrior

Martial Arts Reviews- Ong-Bak: Thai Warrior

Martial arts movies have always been defined by their stars. Charismatic and skilled individuals ...

Thailand Will Raus

Leader in a formal sense of the Thai armed

Thailand's Beloved Father: King Bhumibol Adulyadej

In 1992, Thais took to the streets of Bangkok to protest against the military, which had governed...

Thailand Kenneth Champeon

WW2 museum Khun Yuam

The other face of the Imperial Japanese Army

The Japanese Army in WW2 wrecked havoc, committed attrocities and unimaginable cruelty wherever t...

Thailand Lee Alvin

Off the Rails in Phitsanulok

The last time I glanced, Phitsanulok did not rank anywhere on the Tourism Authority of Thailand's...

Thailand Donald Gilliland

Northern delights - in search of Kao Soi

Of all the wonderfully exotic foods in Thailand nothing strikes a chord like the mention of Kao S...

Thailand Mick Shippen

Film Review: The Legend of Suriyothai

A heroic Thai princess is at the center of the maelstrom in the epic film The Legend of Suriyotha...

Thailand Celeste Heiter

Thai Yellow Curry Chicken

Recipe: Thai Yellow Curry Chicken

This dish was fantastic! I blended my own yellow curry paste from cumin, coriander, curry powder,...

Thailand Celeste Heiter

Hornbill, Khao Yai National Park, Thailand.

Into the Wild of Khao Yai National Park

Jim spends a day in the wilds of Thailand's Khao Yai National Park...

Thailand Jim Algie

The King and I

Film Review: The King and I / Anna and the King

For two films that tell the same story, The King and I, and Anna and the King couldn't be more di...

Thailand Celeste Heiter

Silver eared Mesia at Doi Inthanon National Park, Thailand

Bird Watching in Thailand at Doi Inthanon National Park

As you read this article you will learn more about Doi Inthanon than just birds but also about th...

Thailand Randy Gaudet

Ancient Khmer Ruins In Phimai

With the now excellent condition of the Korat Highway, the gateway to Isaan has become a viable w...

Thailand Tom Aikins

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Thailand madly in love with Valentine's Day

BANGKOK, Feb 13, 2003 - Thailand is madly in love with Valentine's Day. Love is not just in the a...

Thailand AFP/Bronwen Roberts

Double Lives: The Siamese Twins' Story

Because of their brotherly bond made flesh, and their astonishing, perfectly synchronized acrobat...

Thailand Jim Algie

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