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Discover the ultimate Thailand Guides from The Thaiger, your one-stop resource for all things Thailand. Immerse yourself in local culture, explore breathtaking nature, indulge in vibrant cuisine, and learn to navigate the country’s lifestyle with ease. Find informative articles to help plan your unforgettable journey to Thailand – from top destinations and hidden gems to visa information and essential tips. Our in-depth guides are expertly crafted and regularly updated to provide you with the latest insights. Experience Thailand like never before with our guides that cater to seasoned travellers and first-timers alike.

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    How Invictus International School prepares students for modern world challenges

    A school that supports every child to reach their full potential and equips them for success in an ever-changing world, is Invictus International Programme in Pathum Thani, Thailand (IIP). The school provides a high-quality education that aligns with Cambridge Assessment...

  • BMA’s waste management strategy saves 141 million baht

    BMA is pleased with the No, Pouring In project, a budget reduction of 141 million baht, visiting the Khlong Toei Market area to meet the services that are managing 18 tonnes of vegetable scraps. Aekvarunyoo Amrapala, BMA Spokesperson and Assistant Secretary to the Governor of Bangkok, along with the director of Khlong Toei District visited the area to meet with…

  • Including Thai language in global linguistic study programs

    As our world grows even more connected, the thrill of being multilingual is just too important to ignore. And guess what language is making waves in global linguistic study programs? It’s Thai.The fascinating language of our host country. It offers an exclusive cultural and linguistic perspective that education programs worldwide are now totally enamoured with! Trailblasing programs like the Other…

  • The pros and cons of participating in the gig economy

    With the rise of the gig economy, more people these days are choosing to work as independent contractors and freelancers. Since it provides flexible, temporary work options and introduces a fresh viewpoint on autonomy and work-life balance, it is revolutionising the traditional job market. However, because it has less job stability and typical employment benefits, it raises questions about equality…

  • Don’t carry cash in Thailand

    Greetings esteemed travellers. The allure of Thailand’s untouched beaches and vibrant culture is indeed compelling. This was evidenced by the impressive 28.09 million individuals who journeyed to this remarkable destination last year. However, before embarking on your voyage to this picturesque land, it is crucial to take into account certain financial considerations. Recent modifications in policies have dictated that a…

  • How to grow your social media handles organically

    In the pursuit of success on social media, organic growth may seem like a far-off aspiration. However, it is by no means an unachievable objective. Through appropriate strategies, one can foster a robust and interactive following without straining financial resources. It’s imperative to understand that immediate results are not always the measure of success. Genuine, organic growth may not offer…

  • Thai festivals trigger visa delays: early planning essential

    Imagine being enveloped in the vibrant milieu of Thai festivals, where the hues are more vivid, the melodies more profound, and the cultural immersion is truly indelible. Before plunging into this sensory spectacle, there exists one pivotal impediment to surmount – the visa application procedure. The nature of visa applications in Thailand, especially during festive periods, can be a convoluted…

  • Cannabis makes your date night amazing

    Have you ever thought about mixing a little cannabis into your evening escapades, It’s all about crafting unforgettable, laughter-filled memories with your partner. Whether it’s movie marathons or board game battles, we’ve got an incredible assortment of cannabis-friendly activities that’ll rocket your date nights into another dimension. Just picture this: belly laughing through the funniest films or getting totally absorbed…

  • How doing nothing for a day is good for you

    In today’s fast-paced environment, taking a day off might seem impractical. Yet, such a break is crucial for rejuvenating mental and physical health. Continuous alertness can trigger stress and burnout, manifesting as chronic fatigue, irritability, and reduced productivity. Taking time to relax is not laziness; it’s a preventative strategy against mental and physical exhaustion. A complete day off involves more…

  • Canadian company eyes Pattaya for new international school

    To bolster Pattaya’s educational landscape, Mayor Poramase Ngampiches hosted a high-profile meeting with representatives from AKD International Inc. of Canada at Pattaya City Hall on Monday evening. The focus of the discussion was the potential establishment of an international Chinese school in the city. AKD International Inc., founded in Toronto in 1994, operates 28 schools and two universities in China,…

  • Salting your food could increase your risk of stomach cancer

    The hidden danger on your dinner table For many of us, reaching for the salt shaker is a reflex at mealtimes, adding a bit of flavour to our food. However, a recent by researchers from Austria and the United Kingdom reveals that this seemingly innocuous habit could significantly increase the risk of developing stomach cancer. The study found that people…

  • Thailand introduces 10-year EEC visa to attract global talent

    Aiming to bolster the Eastern Economic Corridor‘s (EEC) potential as a regional industrial powerhouse, Thailand’s Cabinet has sanctioned a novel 10-year visa specifically designed for top-level professionals and experts. The EEC visa is part of a strategic move to attract talent to the country’s targeted industries, as announced by deputy government spokeswoman Rudklao Intawong Suwankiri following a recent cabinet meeting.…

  • Things to do in Koh Samui 2024

    Koh Samui, a tropical paradise nestled in the Gulf of Thailand, should be your go-to destination in 2024 for an unforgettable holiday experience. This island is a paradise brimming with various activities catering to all interests and preferences. Dive into the crystal-clear waters to discover colourful marine life or indulge in rejuvenating treatments at luxurious spas. If adventure is what…

  • Perks of retiring from a Thai government job

    Retirement from a position within the Thai government is accompanied by a distinctive array of benefits, which significantly enhance one’s retirement years. For those approaching retirement or contemplating a career in the Thai government, an understanding of these advantages provides insight into the future that awaits. These benefits encompass financial security and comprehensive healthcare provisions, each tailored to ensure a…

  • Budgeting for beginners

    The 50/20/30 rule is a beginner-friendly budgeting principle developed by Harvard economist Elizabeth Warren and her daughter Amelia Warren Tyagi. It breaks down income into three manageable categories. This approach ensures you cover essentials, save for the future, and enjoy life’s pleasures without guilt. It offers a clear path to financial stability and peace of mind. If you’re unsure where…

  • Thailand’s off-road biking trails: Essential tips and hidden gems

    Embarking on an off-road bike riding adventure in Thailand presents a captivating method to explore the nation’s remarkable landscapes. From the rugged trails near Ban Pak Mueang to the challenging routes of Ban Mae Na Chon, each path offers a distinctive combination of natural beauty and exhilarating experiences. Whether one is navigating the steep technical descents near Ban Chao Mo…

  • Thai tea tales: The history of Thai iced tea

    The journey of Thai iced tea from its humble beginnings to global acclaim is an intriguing story, showcasing the blending of cultures and the progression of culinary traditions. Known for its distinctive orange hue and sweet-spicy taste, this beverage has crossed Thailand’s boundaries, enchanting people everywhere. Whether walking through the vibrant streets of Bangkok or sitting in a cosy café…

  • Mangoes are beneficial for pregnant women and older individuals

    Known as “Mamuang” in Thai, the mango, revered as the king of fruits, is a staple in both sweet and savoury dishes in Thailand. Tourists flock to the streets of Bangkok or Phuket, eager to indulge in local delights like mango with sticky rice or crispy catfish with mango salad. This subtropical fruit, with its unique flavour, is not only…

  • Office Syndrome and what to do

    Having neck or back pains at the office? Office syndrome is a common complaint among office employees. These issues interfere with daily work routines and can diminish life quality, making everyday tasks challenging. Nonetheless, it’s important to recognise that this condition isn’t irreversible; through appropriate treatment options like professional physiotherapy, individuals can achieve relief and restore their work efficiency. Neglecting…

  • Advancements in sustainable infrastructure for urban renewal

    In today’s world, there are many advantages of energy-efficient buildings, eco-friendly transportation systems, autonomous smart cities, sustainable infrastructure, and the use of renewable energy sources. These innovations are pinpointed as essential in diminishing carbon emissions, conserving energy, and bolstering our infrastructure’s resilience. The narrative highlights that these technological advancements not only safeguard the environment but also bring economic benefits and…

  • Debunking the top 5 myths about cannabis with Four Twenty

    Let’s clear the smoke in the room and address the elephant in it: cannabis, also known as marijuana, also known as weed. Although it has been legal in Thailand for almost two years now, the mere mention of it still tends to evoke sharp responses, divided opinions, and pardon the cliché, a cloud of smoke that blurs our perception. Some…

  • Research shockingly shows that air in most cars are laden with carcinogens

    Imagine driving to work, dropping your kids off at school, or simply running errands in your car. Now, imagine that with every breath you take inside your vehicle, you’re inhaling potential carcinogens. This startling reality has been revealed by recent research, shedding light on a hidden danger lurking in the air we breathe daily. The study’s shocking findings Researchers from…

  • Why do Generation Z look older than millennials?

    In the digital age, an intriguing topic has gained significant attention online: Generation Z is ageing faster than previous generations. This topic, which went viral on platforms like TikTok and has attracted millions of views, has sparked widespread debate and speculation about why this younger demographic appears older in comparison to millennials. Influencers and everyday users are adding to this…

  • Elevate your Bangkok experience with Royal Orchid Sheraton’s exclusive package

    Feast your eyes on the beauty of the Chao Phraya River, rejuvenate in a marble-clad bathroom, and indulge in delicious food crafted by expert chefs… these are some of the things you can look forward to when staying at Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotel & Towers Bangkok. And with their latest exclusive package, you can have all of that plus shopping vouchers to…

  • Great news for diabetics as new oral insulin pill will soon replace injections

    In a monumental leap forward for diabetes care, a team of global researchers is unveiling a game-changing development – a revolutionary oral insulin pill poised to transform the lives of over 580 million individuals globally grappling with diabetes including more than 2.9 million Thais. This breakthrough not only promises relief from the daily burden of insulin injections but also heralds…

  • How Thailand can boost your wellbeing

    Known as the “Land of Smiles,” Thailand is renowned for its stunning scenery, delicious cuisine, and kind hospitality. Because of the various activities and the kind, inviting culture, visitors receive a very unique experience. You can enjoy the rush of the city in big malls or at nightclubs, or relax with a Thai massage at the beach. Overall, experiencing Thailand…

  • 4 Thai salads ranked among world’s top 100 by TasteAtlas

    Food guide platform TasteAtlas included four Thai dishes in its Top 100 Salads in the World ranking TasteAtlas released the world’s top salads on May 6, and Thai food again made the list with som tam, som tam khai khem, phla kung, and yum woon sen. Two som tam types secured the 11th and 19th spots on the list, though…

  • Spicing up your desserts with cannabis

    Incorporating cannabis into your desserts opens a vista of tantalising new possibilities. Picture the simplicity and delight in preparing Rice Krispie Treats enhanced with Magical Butter flavour or experiencing s’mores enriched by the luxurious Full Melt Chocolate. Imagine the unparalleled, melt-in-your-mouth texture of marshmallows and chocolate, now augmented with an exhilarating layer of euphoria, or the classic crunch of sticky…

  • Sustainable and healthy eating with Sunbliss Superfood

    These days, people are looking to adopt a healthier lifestyle, but they must choose from a myriad of ways that they can achieve that goal. With that, superfoods are a superb choice that is currently gaining traction among customers. These nutrient-rich foods provide a lot of health advantages and allow you to be healthier and at the same time sustainable…

  • BMA opens Health Tech service in the first department store for free health check-ups

    “Today is an important day in the history of Bangkok’s public health system because caring for patients and citizens means using technology to access medical services without having to go to the hospital. It is a concept of Telemedicine that was on the campaign trail two years ago but is concrete today. People can come to the Health Tech service…

  • Pro-cannabis groups to protest over govt’s narcotic reclassification

    Pro-cannabis groups are ramping up their efforts to resist the Thai government’s intent to reclassify cannabis as a narcotic drug, threatening to stage a protest outside the Ministry of Public Health. The demonstration will continue until the ministry can provide concrete scientific evidence backing its proposition. On the other hand, certain factions of farmers, who have been legally cultivating cannabis…