Language Learning Blog
Practical articles on Thai, English, and Chinese learning — written by our teachers and language experts in Bangkok.
When children visit Wat Tha Ka Rong in Ayutthaya, they walk past exhibitions detailing local fish and cultural displays of ASEAN partners. Then they walk straight to the…
Read ArticleUncle Loi never wears a piece of clothing, and he might be the only nudist living in Thailand. The 62-year-old man lives by himself in a small village…
Read ArticleIt’s difficult to feel at ease when walking around Ban Kok Sa-Nga, in Thailand's northeast province of Khon Kaen. Despite appearances, this quiet little village is the stuff…
Read ArticleEver wondered how you could get out of Thailand while being in Thailand? Look no further than the Tuscan-village-themed attraction, Palio Khao Yai, located near Khao Yai National…
Read ArticleThailand has one of the world’s largest and most closely integrated Thai-Chinese communities. That history lives on in Thai food, words and festivals.
Read ArticleThailand is famous for its travel and holiday attractions, but only a few people know that it's also the only place in the world that has an elephant…
Read ArticleThese stunning caves aren't just some fantasy world - they can be found in some of the most remote places in Thailand. 1. Tham Lod at Pang…
Read ArticleNine haunted places in and around Bangkok, from the Sathorn Unique Ghost Tower to Wat Saket's vultures and Mae Nak, plus the Thai ghost words behind them.
Read ArticleWhat are staring at?! Dubbed "Monkey City," the province of Lopburi (150km northeast of Bangkok) in Thailand is known for its population of long-tailed macaques that guard its…
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