Tag: Pim

As I write this in late October, that moment is a shimmering promise following what is going to be a crazy month. In the days when our company — and media in

Just over eleven years ago our cover featured my story ‘Doi Suthep in Crisis’, where I offered up an alarming prognosis of a mountain range being sucked dry of

What gets me all adither is that fake news is the deliberate spreading of misinformation, so when you accuse someone of being an agent of concocted materials

Pim Kemasingki & Pariyakorn Prateepkoh look at the Kham Mueang language and the threat that its rich heritage and the link to the past will be lost forever.

What will they say of me? I’ve pondered. And importantly, who will write it? Should I? After all, I have been known to put pen to paper on occasion

The late Patsri Bunnag, one of Thailand’s first style icons amassed a superb collection of art & fashion. It is on display at MAIIAM Contemporary Art Museum

Like most Thais, I've had some of the best food I've ever eaten off the streets. Admittedly, while standards of hygiene have greatly improved in recent years, they

Pim Kemasingki & Thitika Tananchai take a look at Lanna Northern Thai culture, what it is and how it developed.

Pim Kemasingki investigates the struggles of ethnic minorities and stateless people living in Thailand as they strive for Thai citizenship.

But as far as I can see, this morning ritual has gone blithely unnoticed by the men I target my heated gaze towards.

40 minute interview, hence the rather rapid Q&A format.

We have 220 stalls booked, ranging from gifts, handicraft items, non-profit PR stands, second hand goods and a whole heap of food and drinks stalls…including five