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Foodies can enjoy Thaifex food Fair 2010 in Bangkok with Travelchacha.com…* Ratchaprasong is full of shopping malls; most top designer’s brands are available with local products, food for all tastes, massage parlors.* Jim Thomson house is the important place to visit which exhibits the lifestyle & art of Thai people in former times. Nightlife of [...]

Foodies can enjoy Thaifex food Fair 2010 in Bangkok with Travelchacha.com…New Delhi, Delhi, May 29, 2010 /India PRwire/ — Aside of the sightseeing and shopping, Bangkok has developed into a magnet for food lovers of all origins. Travelchacha.com has launched (Thaifex 2010–Bangkok) tour package for the travelers. Thaifex – world of food Asia 2010, [...]

Bangkok, May 28 : Fearing a large-scale outbreak of terrorism, Thailand’s Army has stepped up its surveillance to prevent another Red Shirts-type of uprising.…According to the Bangkok Post, some Red Shirt politicians, who have connections in the three southern [...]

In the period since March, thousands of his red-shirted followers have been occupying central Bangkok with demands that the government call fresh elections and implement overdue reforms. A brief but forceful crackdown has brought this protest to an end, leaving dozens dead and hundreds hurt. Bangkok and more than 20 provinces are under a state [...]

Bangkok – Bangkok may have been convulsed with its worst political violence in a generation over the past five days, when 37 died in bloody street fighting, but in much of the capital it is business as usual, albeit with less traffic.…Until Thursday, when the de-facto military leader of the so-called red shirt rebellion was [...]

Agnes Dherbeys for The New York Times The entrance of the Four Seasons Hotel in Bangkok, which has been closed for about a month, was blocked Monday by a barricade of razor wire.…“Patpong is the sex entertainment center of Bangkok,” he said. “The red shirts have basically closed it down because it’s located [...]

Agnes Dherbeys for The New York Times A porter in front of Dusit Thani, one of the grand hotels of Bangkok, as it prepared to close temporarily on Monday amid clashes between antigovernment protesters and the Thai military.…Charoen Wanganonanond, a spokesman for the Federation of Thai Tourism Associations, told The Bangkok Post: “It’s [...]

Local residents avoid burning tire smoke as they evacuate an area where anti-government protesters stand off with government forces, Sunday, May 16, 2010 in Bangkok, Thailand. Thailand will impose a curfew Sunday and send Red Cross workers to evacuate women and children from Bangkok’s deadly protest zone where 25 people have been killed in four [...]

Fear in Bangkok as bullets fly close to home…Almost everything in the area is closed: restaurants, supermarkets, Bangkok’s ubiquitous massage parlors and even the go-go bars on Patpong Road, one of the city’s most famous sex-bar strips, which is now lined with water cannon trucks and military vehicles.…Outside the city center, life goes on somewhat [...]

… Thailand’s Scariest
Bogeyman’  The Atlantic’s Patrick Winn provides
backstory on “Thailand’s scariest bogeyman.” He’s “not the sort of
man you want to make angry. General Khattiya maintains his own
gun-toting militia. He accurately predicts grenade attacks against
government targets. And though he’s vowed to defend the anti-government ‘Red Shirt’ [...]