Bhutan Announces Three Festivals and a Marathon There are always festivals happening in every part of Bhutan throughout the year, many of which are derived from Buddhism and have ... Share This
Bangkok Art & Cultural Center If you are in Bangkok and want to spend one of your days in an unusual and culturally interesting way, then the Bangkok Art and ... Share This
All about Thai funerals When I first arrived in Thailand some time ago, I remember being very surprised that, after a while there, I had never seen a funeral ... Share This
MOMO’S KUALA LUMPUR – A BLINK TAKEOVER Housed in Kuala Lumpur’s eclectic Chow Kit neighbourhood MoMo’s is the Ormond Group’s vibrant hotel offering known for attracting the ... Share This
The Phra Nang cave princess and her legends If you take a boat from Ao Nang and head south, after having rounded a couple of promontories you catch sight of the suggestive Railay ... Share This
At-Turaif in Diriyah Saudi Arabia has recently reopened to the public the historic site of At-Turaif in the city of Diriyah, one of the most important in ... Share This
India, a kaleidoscopic country “India is the cradle of mankind, the birthplace of human language, the mother of history, the grandmother of legend and the ... Share This
BORNEO TRIBAL TATTOOS Hands tell us a lot about the people we meet. In the West, we greet each other with a handshake, and Giorgio Gaber, an Italian singer, ... Share This
Best Songkran Escapes Suspended due to Covid for the past two years, the people of Thailand will be in a celebratory mood this Thai New Year when they take ... Share This
Tattooing in Kalinga-tribe style The Philippines is home to 7641 islands, making it the world’s second largest archipelagic nation. One fourth of these islands ... Share This
Unesco lists ‘khon’ as cultural heritage Unesco has listed Thai khon as intangible cultural heritage of humanity. Culture Minister Vira Rojpojchanarat said the 13th session of ... Share This
The Osing of East Java “It’s a very tough life for us sulphur quarry workers,” Ali said, “I had to stop quarry work at Ijen crater when I was just 35 years ... Share This
Textile Museum Sarawak The Textile Museum Sarawak in Kuching (Sarawak, Borneo, Malaysia) was opened in 2005 and is housed in a magnificent colonial ... Share This
The elephant – Thailand’s national symbol The elephant has been a national icon of Thailand since ancient days. Inhabiting the lush mountain forests long before the rise of the ... Share This
Gawai: Dayak harvest festival The harvest time has finally reached West Kalimantan, Borneo, Indonesia, where the Dayak people celebrate together the so-called Gawai ... Share This
Cambodian Living Arts new five-year strategy Cambodian Living Arts is happy to announce the launch of a new five-year strategy that will create new opportunities in the arts and ... Share This