Michelin Guide restaurants in Thailand have placed the country firmly on the global culinary map, driving a surge in gastronomic tourism. This exciting revolution is elevating quality across the entire food chain, while helping local Thai communities and championing sustainable, locally sourced seasonal ingredients that spotlight Thailand's rich food heritage. The post A plate that serves many – The joy of dining at Thailand’s Michelin Guide restaurants spreads far beyond the meal appeared […]

The Vegetarian Festival in Thailand blends spirituality, tradition, and creativity. From Phuket’s dramatic rituals to Hat Yai’s culinary feasts, this nine-day Taoist celebration invites travellers to explore purity through ritual, devotion, and inventive vegan cuisine—an unforgettable feast for the spirit and the senses. The post Thailand’s Vegetarian Festival – A Feast for the Spirit and the Senses appeared first on TAT Newsroom.

The End of Lent festivals in Thailand reveal the country’s spiritual soul through Ok Phansa, Tak Bat Thewo, Lai Ruea Fai, and the mystical Naga Fireballs. Each October, these deeply rooted Buddhist traditions offer travellers a rare journey of faith, devotion, and renewal across Thailand’s most spiritual provinces. The post Have Some Faith – End of Lent Festivals in Thailand Take Travellers on a Once a Year Spiritual Journey appeared first on TAT Newsroom.

Thailand after dark experiences reveal a vibrant side of the nation through markets, festivals, rooftop views, and cultural showcases. From dinner cruises on the Chao Phraya River to illuminated temples and lifestyle festivals, travellers enjoy safe, family-friendly evenings of creativity and heritage. Part of the Thailand Around the Clock Series, it celebrates Thai soft power. The post Thailand After Dark Experiences – 5 Must Do Highlights Nationwide appeared first on TAT Newsroom.