Travel Scrapbook
Bangkok Post's weekly travel scoops showing you prominent travel destinations and great cultural places.
Bangkok Post's weekly travel scoops showing you prominent travel destinations and great cultural places.
Despite the hot weather in the ancient town of Lamphun, a large crowd of Buddhist votaries gathered at the foot of Tha Nang Bridge to welcome the annual Klong Luang (Lanna-style big drum) contest back after a two-year hiatus.
Situated on the banks of Phetchaburi River, the Sampheng community blends modernity with Buddhist and Chinese heritage.
From temples to museums to shophouse eateries, Ratchaburi enables visitors to experience the lives of its early Chinese settlers.
A trip to the waterside Talat Noi community reveals temples, diversity and cafes that embrace the area's rich cultural past.
Celebrate Bangkok's 240th birthday with a walking tour that reveals its long history and cultural heritage.
Once a bustling trading community, a visit to this province's historic town reveals its past as a cultural melting pot.
A walk around Samphanthawong district reveals historic shrines and architecture that transports visitors back to the Rattanakosin era.
Once considered flyover provinces, Chumphon and Prachuap Khiri Khan are full of coastal wonders and homestays offering local experiences.
A walking tour of Yannawa and Bang Kho Laem provides a glimpse into Bangkok's origins.
Shrines and other places of worship prepare for throngs of visitors during Chinese New Year celebrations.