Ancient Thai healing meets modern wellness in Pattaya this October, as visiting practitioner Napath Theechanthuek brings massage, Tok Sen, Himalayan salt stones and crystal sound healing to a two-week residency at Quan Spa on Jomtien Beach.
At South Korea’s Tongdosa Museum, 55 treasures from Thailand reveal centuries of Buddhist faith and artistry. From a graceful Sukhothai walking Buddha to Lanna and Rattanakosin works, the exhibition creates a compelling dialogue between two of Asia’s great Buddhist traditions.
Etihad Airways has introduced its double-decker Airbus A380 on daily flights between Bangkok and Abu Dhabi, bringing increased capacity and luxurious onboard experiences to Thailand. From private three-room suites to fully flat Business Class beds, the service offers travellers greater comfort and connections to Europe.
Udon Thani is preparing to turn a vast wetland into a showcase of gardens, innovation and sustainable living as the International Horticultural Expo 2026 runs from November 1, 2026 to March 14, 2027.
Songkhla has moved not once, but three times. From a fortified Muslim port to a Chinese trading settlement and today’s colourful old town, follow the city’s remarkable journey around the shores of the lagoon that has shaped it for centuries.
Some places win you over instantly. Lampang takes its time. Beyond its teak houses, horse-drawn carriages and sleepy Wang River lies a northern Thai province that rewards those who linger — or simply come back for a second look.
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.
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 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.
Swap Bangkok’s bustle for spa treatments, tennis and lazy hours by the sea at Hyatt Regency Hua Hin. The Regency Club Spa Retreat combines massages and active pursuits with Club privileges, tropical gardens and plenty of beachfront downtime.
At South Korea’s Tongdosa Museum, 55 treasures from Thailand reveal centuries of Buddhist faith and artistry. From a graceful Sukhothai walking Buddha to Lanna and Rattanakosin works, the exhibition creates a compelling dialogue between two of Asia’s great Buddhist traditions.