Artikel tagged “Phuket Magazine”

  • Thailand’s north continues to choke under record smoke levels

    Thailand’s north continues to choke under record smoke levels

    PHOTO: Burn-off of plantation land and forest fires continue to blanket the north in smoke –  Thailand Discovery For the fourth consecutive day Chiang Mai ranks as the world’s most air-polluted city, with an air quality index (AQI) score of 282 this morning on airvisual.com. Mae Hong Son meanwhile continued to battle multiple forest fires, and Lampang saw it Thammasat University campus suspended classes and office work until March 18 due to the severe haze. Bangkok Airways has also suspended its daily flights into Mae Hong Son airport from Chiang Mai but will review the situation over the weekend.

  • Last day: Phuket Heroines Festival

    Last day: Phuket Heroines Festival

    PHOTOS: The Phuket PR office Today is the last day of the annual Phuket Heroines Festival at Thalang Historical Park. The Phuket Governor Phakkapong Tavipatana presided over the opening night on Wednesday where the historical show of light and sound was held

  • Construction of luxury condo in Kata Noi ‘slowed’

    Construction of luxury condo in Kata Noi ‘slowed’

    Officers from Internal Security Operations Command have now inspected the development of a luxury condominium development in Kata Noi as further construction has been ordered ‘slowed down’ whilst the investigation continues. Business operators and locals in Kata Noi marched to protest the luxury condo construction last month. Read more about that protest  HERE

  • Two men, 14 buffaloes killed in Phayao truck crash

    Two men, 14 buffaloes killed in Phayao truck crash

    Two men and 14 water buffaloes have been killed when a truck transporting 20 buffaloes lost control and overturned in Phayao’s Muang district, east of Chiang Mai. Police say the incident happened at 4.48am on the Ban San Khajao-Huay Nam Khao road in Tambon Tha Wang Thong, Phayao. The truck driver, Kitisak Phanphon and his passenger Kamphol Srikham, both 30 years old, were killed

  • Cabinet supports bid for southern ‘Nora’ dance to be included in UNESCO heritage list

    Cabinet supports bid for southern ‘Nora’ dance to be included in UNESCO heritage list

    “The Thai government will nominate Nora at UNESCO’s upcoming meeting. “ Nora, a southern traditional dance, has been given the nod to seek a place on UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage representatives list.The Culture Ministry has been striving to preserve the unique Thai dance after ‘Khon’, the masked dance drama, was registered on the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity list at a UNESCO meeting in Mauritius last year.

  • Bangkok Police announce two major drug busts

    Bangkok Police announce two major drug busts

    by Khanathit Srihirundaj The police keep seizing the drugs but the manufacturers keep pushing even more out the back doors of their factories hidden in the jungles of the Golden Triangle and north eastern Myanmar.

  • German tourist bitten by snake in Krabi temple

    German tourist bitten by snake in Krabi temple

    A female tourist has been rushed to hospital after she was bitten by snake at the Tiger Cave Temple in Krabi. The 23 year old German tourist was taken to Krabi Hospital after she was been bitten by a snake on her right foot. The German tourist was still conscious whilst being treated at the scene and during her trip to hospital.

  • Wealthy Thai woman arrested over dodgy weight-loss pills in raids across the country

    Wealthy Thai woman arrested over dodgy weight-loss pills in raids across the country

    PHOTO: Daily News An extensive police operation has led to the arrest of wealthy operator of a business selling alleged weight-loss products. The woman has also been charged with possession of controlled substances

  • Phuket 1988: Thai expat digs out his old Super 8 movies

    Phuket 1988: Thai expat digs out his old Super 8 movies

    David Barrett gets out his Super 8 projector for another film night – this time we see Patong in 1988, already quite developed even though mass tourism was still more than a decade away. The few high-rise are certainly not cluttering up the skyline at this time.

  • Top 10 things to see in Phuket, on a budget (2019)

    Top 10 things to see in Phuket, on a budget (2019)

    PHOTO: The Trick Eye Museum in Phuket Town We can’t all afford to stay in the lap of luxury in five star properties, and spend our Sunday’s at extravagant hi-so brunches.