Chatuchak Market in 2018 With the new year approaching, Chatuchak Market will be as busy as ever in 2018 with 200,000 people flocking to the shops each weekend. In 2018, the market will continue it's growing reputation with future developments taking [...]
Grand Palace Guide Alongside Chatuchak Market, Bangkok's Grand Palace is one of the city's biggest tourist attractions. So, if you're in the city looking to visit, here's our guide to the Grand Palace. Useful Information The [...]
Is it JJ, Jatujak or Chatuchak? Chatuchak Market is known globally as the World's Largest Weekend Market but it goes by various different names such as JJ Market and Jatujak Market. But why does the market have different names? [...]
Chatuchak Market at Christmas and New Year 2018 With Christmas just around the corner and we are pleased to reveal that Chatuchak Market is open over the Christmas and the 2018 New Year period as usual. [...]
Luggage Allowance to and from Thailand If you’re heading to Chatuchak Market for the first time, you will be on a bargain hunt. But how much luggage are you able to take with you back [...]
Chatuchak Market Parking For those wanting to look for a car park around the Chatuchak area, there is parking at JJ Green Market. The car park is located at the front of JJ Green Market [...]
Wai Greeting A very important symbol in Thai culture is the Wai greeting. But what is it, where did it originate from and why do the Thais use it? The Wai greeting consists of both palms pushed [...]
Pratunam Market Guide If you're looking for an alternative to Chatuchak Market through the week, why not head to Pratunam Market in the heart of Bangkok. What is Pratunam Market? Pratunam Market is a cheap indoor fashion marketplace aimed at low-income buyers from [...]
Remembering the King 13th October 2016 was a devastating date for Thailand as they lost their longest reigning monarch, King Bhumibol Adulyadej. King Bhumibol Adulyadej, often referred to as 'The Great' was born in Massachusetts, USA in 1927. His reign last over 70 [...]
How to speak basic Thai 3 If you want to learn the basics head over to our previous posts, How to speak basic Thai and How to speak basic Thai 2. We have a third list of phrases for [...]
