Thailand

A centuries-old martial art, Muay Thai is known for its grace and power. Duncan Forgan gets to grips with Thailand’s national pastime

Thailand’s biggest island is no stranger to tourism, but it remains full of intriguing discoveries. Duncan Forgan revs up his motorbike to uncover some of Phuket’s hidden secrets

Nestled near the border with Myanmar, Sangkhlaburi offers fascinating cultural juxtapositions as well as some of Thailand’s impressive scenery

From record shops selling classic vinyl to fascinating flea markets, the Thai capital abounds with charismatic browsing options

Phuket has emerged to become a dining destination in its own right – meet the trio of cooks bringing sauce to the table.

The Land of Smiles is officially open, from the lush mangroves and beaches of the Andaman in the south to the mountains and cuisine of the north.

A road trip through the rough roads and tumultuous history of Chiang Rai province in Thailand’s mountainous north.

The dramatic limestone mountains and azure blue waters have made the Land of Smiles a versatile destination for filmmakers, and there are a number of big-budget movies that you may not know were filmed in Thailand.  

Retaining its Michelin star thrice now, Saneh Jaan is — and has been — an institution, a must try for fine dining foodies making their way through the wildest city in Southeast Asia.

Though there are still a number of restrictions for Koh Samui, now is a good time to start thinking about what you’re going to do when you get to paradise.

In Thailand’s long and storied Muay Thai history, one curious event sticks out in dry accounts of the early days of Rama I, a humorous fight that, in retrospect, seems to make so much sense.

Newly open and one of the most beautiful islands in the Andaman, Phuket is a long-time travel hub drawing travelers from around the world.