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In Hua Hin, July Is Best Served by the Sea

In Hua Hin, where sea breezes soften the tropical heat and days move to the rhythm of the tide, July brings fresh reasons to linger after sunset. At Hua Hin Marriott Resort & Spa, the month unfolds through a series of indulgent dining experiences centered on seafood, sparkling wine and the quiet pleasures of coastal living.

ARTS & CULTURE

Seoul Welcomes a Rare Showcase of Thai Art

Here's an 80-word version with a strong magazine tone: More than 200 of Thailand's finest archaeological treasures are on display in Seoul in ***Amazing Thailand: Masterpieces of Thai Art***, a landmark exhibition at the National Museum of Korea. Running through 6 September, the exhibition showcases ancient sculptures, Buddhist carvings and sacred artefacts spanning more than a millennium of history. From exquisite Dvaravati stone reliefs to graceful images of Avalokitesvara, the collection offers a rare glimpse into the artistic traditions, spiritual beliefs and cultural heritage that have shaped Thailand for centuries.

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AIR TRAVEL

Thailand’s Seaplane Dream Takes Off

Thailand seaplane travel is edging closer to reality after Siam Seaplane opened a new operations hub at Bangkok's Don Mueang International Airport. The facility will support the country's first commercial seaplane network, improving access to islands and coastal resorts.
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Soaking Up the Past in Present-Day Lamphun

For travelers seeking slower, more meaningful Lamphun travel, this ancient town just south of Chiang Mai offers golden temples, weaving traditions and a refreshing escape from the crowds.

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Soaking Up the Past in Present-Day Lamphun

For travelers seeking slower, more meaningful Lamphun travel, this ancient town just south of Chiang Mai offers golden temples, weaving traditions and a refreshing escape from the crowds.

In Chiang Mai, Craft Is Not Preserved — It Is Lived

Chiang Mai — Chiang Mai has long drawn visitors for its temples, markets and mountain-fringed setting. But beyond its visual appeal, the city reveals something less immediately visible: a culture of craft that has never quite receded into the past.

Songkhla: Thailand’s Coastal Secret Worth Slowing Down For

Songkhla might not top your Thailand travel list just yet—but that’s exactly why it should. Recently recognised by UNESCO as a Creative City of Gastronomy (2025), this laid-back coastal province is earning global attention for its vibrant food culture, artistic heritage, and community-driven creativity.

Tracing Thai-Chinese Ties Through Noodles, Tea, and Neon Streets

As Thailand and China mark 50 years of diplomatic relations in 2025, the milestone reaches far beyond politics—it’s a story that began centuries ago....

A Stroll Through Song Wat

Tucked away in Bangkok’s historic Chinatown, Song Wat Road is a journey through time. Once the city’s Spice Road, it was a bustling hub where Indian, Chinese, and Thai merchants lived and traded. Overlooking the Chao Phraya River, this storied district blends old-world charm with a fresh wave of artistic and culinary innovation. Centuries-old shrines and warehouse-turned-galleries sit alongside Michelin-starred restaurants and hidden coffee houses, making Song Wat a fascinating neighbourhood to explore on foot.
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A Rare Kimoto Sake Dinner Arrives in Bangkok

In Bangkok’s increasingly crowded Japanese dining scene, rarity still matters. On June 26, Akira Back Bangkok will present The Art of Kimoto, a six-course dinner built around sake from Kurosawa Brewery, one of the few breweries still practicing kimoto, a centuries-old brewing method prized for its depth and complexity.

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ARTS & TRAVEL

Seoul Welcomes a Rare Showcase of Thai Art

Here's an 80-word version with a strong magazine tone: More than 200 of Thailand's finest archaeological treasures are on display in Seoul in ***Amazing Thailand: Masterpieces of Thai Art***, a landmark exhibition at the National Museum of Korea. Running through 6 September, the exhibition showcases ancient sculptures, Buddhist carvings and sacred artefacts spanning more than a millennium of history. From exquisite Dvaravati stone reliefs to graceful images of Avalokitesvara, the collection offers a rare glimpse into the artistic traditions, spiritual beliefs and cultural heritage that have shaped Thailand for centuries.

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