Update: | Date of observation: 25/05/2012
Favoring all shoppers, with famous shopping night market that has many different kinds of products with a low price such as “Saphan Phut night market” will definitely helps your salary to stay in the pocket for a bit longer. Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 24/05/2012
Currently, we might have to poke just a bit on those who don’t know about a riverside attraction and shopping center like “ASIATIQUE the Riverfront” just to let you know that you might have been out of the trend. Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 31/03/2012
Bo Phut Beach is located towards the north of Koh Samui. The main highlight of this beach is its beauty and tranquility. Another highlight is the fisherman village ambiance that is still vaguely present since this area was once an area inhabited by a community of fishermen and local islanders. Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 01/04/2012
Hearing the term 'walking street', many may think of Chiang Mai's famous Walking Street. However, other regions of Thailand also have walking streets. Lets travel south to Koh Samui and look for their walking street. We arrived on a Sunday and so headed towards Lamai's Walking Street on Lamai beach or better known as “Lamai Jai Dee”. It was sunny afternoon where the walking street was found to be scattered with tourists from everywhere. Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 18/02/2012
Though walking streets are found in almost all provinces in Thailand, the one in Ratchaburi is particularly interesting, because of its lay-out right next to Koyky Old Market, both of which spread lengthwise along the Mae Klong riverbank in the provincial center. Though Koyky Old Market does not offer enough items to attract tourists for shopping, the Walking Street next to it is unique in its location adjacent to the riverside. Such environmental condition is just right for it to be a different kind of walking street from the others in Thailand. Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 08/02/2012
Located along Daechanuchit road, also known as Soi Hua Hin 72, is none other than the night market of Hua Hin town. During the day, the road is open for cars to drive, but as soon as the sun sets until midnight, the road transforms itself into a night market with stalls aligned along both sides of the road. Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 03/10/2011
For many, the day doesn’t start until the sun sets, which is exactly when Soi Bangla comes to life. So for you creatures of the night looking to have a few pints (or shots), dance at the disco, enjoy some company, or simply do some shopping, head down to this street on Patong Beach. Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 09/10/2011
Ever been to Ratchadamnoen road on a Sunday evening? No, not the one in Bangkok, we’re talking about the one up north in Chiang Mai. Here's where you'll find the biggest walking street. Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 01/10/2011
If you like shiny objects, you wouldn’t want to miss out on Wualai Walking Street in Chiang Mai. This walking street appears every Saturday and covers a distance of three kilometers from the Chiang Mai Gate. Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 23/09/2011
Lampang is well known for its horse carriages, gleaming temples, and Kad Kong Ta walking street, but to be in touch with the local way-of-life, there isn’t a better place than Thanon Sai Wattanathum (the cultural road). Read More
