Phi Ta Khon (Ghost Festival) One of the most fascinating aspects of Thai culture is celebrated at this event, which is also known as the Ghost Festival. The Phi Ta Khon Festival is a celebration that brings together a variety of elements, including local handicrafts, fun-loving party vibes, and religious customs (Agarwal, 2013). The festivities […]
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Spicy green papaya salad Isaan, which is located in the northeastern part of Thailand, is the origin of the dish known as som tum, which is a spicy green papaya salad (Roitner-Schobesberger et al., 2008). A sweet, sour, and spicy flavor is released when garlic, chili peppers, green beans, cherry tomatoes, and shredded raw papaya
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Shoulders and knees are the bare minimum that all genders are required to wear, and covering your ankles is preferable but not required. When it comes to your lower half, choose for longer shorts, capris, trousers, or a skirt that is knee-length or longer. Choose any top you want as long as it completely covers your
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Erawan Falls The Erawan Falls are the most popular tourist destination in the Erawan National Park in Western Thailand, and they are located just a short distance from Kanchanaburi. The Hindu mythological figure known as Erawan, a white elephant with three heads, inspired the naming of this waterfall. It is thought that the seven-tiered falls
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