Chang Erawan Museum in Samut Prakan
Here are some of our favourite blogs from this time last year.
- Thailand’s Teachers…Part One – tips for teaching in Thailand
- Old Wive’s Tales about Eating – some Thai superstitions
- Thai Ghost Stories – supernatural tales
- How to be a Thai Gentleman – some tips from Sunthon Phu on how to behave properly
- Buddhist Hell (and Heaven) – graphic scenes from a local temple
- Superstitions about Geckos and Mice
- Mini Siam in Pattaya – explore Thailand and the world in an afternoon
- Road Death and Alcohol – Thailand has one of the highest road death stats in the world
- Dengue Fever in Thailand – how to prevent being bitten by mosquitoes
- Recycling Garbage – recyclingis big business in Thailand
- Dos and don’ts of dating a Farang guy – popular blog
- Superstitions about Animals – some Thai superstitions
- Khao Khiao Open Zoo – visit this zoo in Chonburi
- Lucky Birthstones – some Thai superstitions
- Where is the toilet? – how to ask for directions in Thai
- Nang Kwak – how to bring good luck for your shop
- Thai Gods for Each Day of Week
- The Story of…N’ Candy – Steve writes about the birth of his daughter
- How to Choose a Thai name – the right way of picking a lucky name
- A Life Upcountry – Steve talks about life in his quiet town
- Watching a likay – an outdoors Thai soap opera
- How to match couples in Thailand – how to find your perfect partner
- Auspicious days for washing your hair
- Dos and don’ts of dating a Thai guy
- Living in Cambodia – Steve used to teach in Cambodia
- Buddha images for each day of the week
- Thais are crazy about English football
Those blogs should keep you busy for a while! Like before, I didn’t list any of the Thai Food Blogs as these have now been copied across to the archives at www.enjoythaifood.com. In addition, we have now started to archive the excellent collection of Thai Travel blogs and Thai Festival Blogs. The purpose is to make it easier for you to find the information you want. Whether it is a holiday destination or the upcoming Songkran festival. Bookmark these two websites: www.thaitravelblogs.com and www.thaifestivalblogs.com. It will take us a while to archive everything as there has been over 1000 blogs so far! But, we already have quite a lot in the archives now.
Thanks again to all the blog writers for contributing so many good blogs. With so many new writers we look forward to another good year.
