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Here's a local's list of must-see areas and activities in Bangkok, Thailand, from paddle boating to cooking classes, market shopping, and spa days.

The borders are open after two long years and with travel back in full swing, you're all set to start planning your holidays (if you haven't already). You already know the drill, the long weekends are prime time for travel. If you're claiming your leave days, you want to leverage on the long weekends to maxi my days off work...

Police arrested three alleged members of a drug network in separate operations and seized assets worth about 85 million baht during raids in nine provinces.

When the night falls, the neighbourhoods of Charoen Krung, Talad Noi and Soi Nana in Yaowarat are once again flooded with young visitors snapping selfies. Until Sunday, ancient buildings and ethnic communities along the banks of the Chao Phraya River are being lit up to provide cheerful sentiment as Awakening Bangkok returns to the City of Angels for its fourth edition.

Unlike earlier Chinese migrants to Thailand, many ‘xin yimin’ report finding social interactions with local Thais challenging – and often turn to their compatriots instead.

Dive instructor Poosak Posayachinda owns a 200-year-old Chinese mansion in Bangkok, but it lives on thanks largely to his decision to convert it into a scuba academy.

The "Awakening Bangkok 2021/2022" will bring back energy to the neighbourhoods of Charoen Krung, Talad Noi and also Soi Nana of Chinatown, from Friday to April 3 between 5pm and 11pm.

The "Awakening Bangkok 2021/2022" will bring back energy to the neighbourhoods of Charoen Krung, Talad Noi and also Soi Nana of Chinatown, from Friday to April 3 from 5-11pm.

BANGKOK, March 12 ― A 200-year-old Chinese mansion in Bangkok’s heart isn’t an obvious place for a scuba school, but in a city relentlessly demolishing its architectural heritage the business is helping preserve the historic home. Dive instructor Poosak Posayachinda’s family has owned the...

In the historic—and once again buzzing—riverside districts of Thailand's capital, one writer traces her family’s past.