Tag: Consider This

These two men were no engineers but high school dropouts. VROOM! The engine sneezed and little by little, a pair of front turbines spun fast then faster; the new

While spirit dolls were for a short time a cause celebre in the Thai media, and to a lesser extent the global media, the owners of such almost-living dolls are thin

Forget the huge green and yellow eyesore of a factory and their tours, Beer Laos is a nectar best appreciated withy some serious ambiance.

Charlie Claxton speaks to Dr. Kunnawee Kanitpong, Director of Thailand Accident Research Centre to see what can be done about Thailand's deadly roads.

Most expats leave eventually. Citylife journalist Hilary Cadigan writes about her feelings on leaving Chiang Mai.

The writer believed that many of these enemies are in government, and this is what led to evidence being tampered with and facts obscured during the case.

Adrian Fleur looks at the retirement care options in Chiang Mai and why for many foreigners Chiang Mai offers better quality living in their twilight years.

The problem that arises is that ‘Buddhism’ in Thailand isn't Buddhism at all. It’s what us scholars would call ‘Syncretic Religion’.

A comprehensive list of volunteer opportunities in Chiang Mai for both residents & visitors. Direct contact details for organisations working on the ground.

Adrian Fleur looks into the dirty issue of Chiang Mai's trash. Who looks after it, where it goes and how we can address the garbage problem.

A summary of a talk by Dr Paul Chambers (PhD, Northern Illinois University), Chiang Mai University on the role of the military in Thai political life.

Hilary Cadigan visits the Kayan people, known worldwide at the Long Neck Tribe and asks, are they being exploited and what is their future.