The Expique Blog

Talad Neon was only open since December 2016 BUT sadly was not able to survive COVID as this market catered mainly for tourists. It was

Thais are well known for constantly grazing throughout the day, rather than settling for three square meals as in many other cultures, especially in the

Long stopovers can be the bane of travellers – hours spent in unknown airports can seem to stretch on and on. But if you have

Bangkok might be known as a capital that never sleeps – where a million and one different things are always happening in various corners of

Thailand’s street food scene is well renowned, and Bangkok is widely regarded as among the world’s best spots – if not the single leading place

In spite, or perhaps because, of Phuket’s position as one of Thailand’s most popular tourist destinations, the island’s cuisine is one of the country’s most

Thailand’s street food is world-renowned, and anyone who has visited the capital will tell you it is difficult to walk through the streets of Bangkok

Of the many floating markets for visitors to Thailand to choose from, Tha Kha is perhaps the most local of them all, and the closest

Bangkok and the surrounding provinces offer plenty of choice when it comes to floating markets – which is just as well, because a visit to

Thailand’s numerous national parks are often the highlights of a visit to the country – and rightly so. Sporting everything from towering mountain peaks to

Of all the markets in Thailand, perhaps one holds more novelty value and intrigue for visitors than all the others. The Mae Klong railway market,

If you’ve heard of one floating market in the vicinity of Bangkok, it’s likely Damnoen Saduak. This popular floating market in Ratchaburi province is a