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Bride's heartbreak: Lavish wedding dreams shattered as guests leave early before toasting ceremony
A Chinese bride's lavish wedding in Henan Province collapsed when most guests left before the toasting ceremony, with the couple blaming early meal service while the hotel cited the bride's costume change delay and guests' work obligations.
Haier Partners with Physical Education Department to Launch DPE x Haier CUP 2026 Youth Football Tournament, Sending Seven Players to Liverpool
Haier and Thailand's Physical Education Department launched the DPE x Haier CUP 2026, the country's first official under-16 youth football tournament, as part of the appliance brand's expansion into sports and youth development.
Secrets Behind an Abandoned House: Hidden for Years, Visitors Stunned by What They Find at the Summit
A TikTok user's discovery of hidden shrines atop a 279-step mountain behind an abandoned house near Wat Khao Phra has gone viral, revealing a local legend about medicinal herbs that once cured an illness.
Chaloem Chachoen FC Captain Chanyonrong Undergoes Right Ankle Surgery, Expected Recovery Time Two Months
Chachoen FC captain Chanyonrong Promsikaew has completed surgery for a chronic right ankle injury and faces a two-month recovery period before returning to the pitch.
Live from City Hall – Bangkok Holds Groundbreaking Ceremony for Thungkhru Hospital Construction
Bangkok broke ground on a new 100-bed hospital in Thungkhru District on May 8, with construction expected to wrap by 2027 and the facility opening to the public in 2028, addressing a healthcare gap in the rapidly growing area.
Around the Amulet World – Viewing the First Edition Coin of Luang Por Poom, Year 2520
A rare first-edition coin from Luang Por Poom, cast in 1934 for a merit-making ceremony in Bangkok, is among Thailand's most prized Buddhist amulets alongside other sought-after coins from revered monks across the country.
Sacred Amulet News – Luang Pho Eia Coin B.E. 2519 Commemorating the Hall of Comparison
Luang Pho Eia Kittiko, a revered Buddhist master from Prachuap Khiri Khan who passed away in 1978, was honored with commemorative amulets for his spiritual teachings and healing work throughout Thailand's eastern border region.
Heartwarming Beyond Measure! Stray Cat Never Forgets Her Rescuer, Hugs Him Every Day
A Turkish man named Ferhat rescued a stray kitten and named her Chakir, who now greets him with daily hugs at his shop, jumping into his arms to express her gratitude.
Fresh from Youth – The Dolphin Boat and a Vanishing Way of Life
A master boat craftsman in Bang Yai Phraek preserves traditional fishing vessels and riverside heritage as younger generations learn forgotten skills like cooking ancient jak curry, fighting the disappearance of a vanishing way of life.
Rainy season sparks scarab beetle hunt in northeast Thailand
Villagers in northeastern Thailand's Chaiyaphum province dig for scarab beetles during the rainy season, earning up to 1,500 baht daily selling the protein-rich insects popular in Isaan cuisine.
Once a Year: First Rains Trigger 'Semet' Mushroom Season as Locals Rush to Harvest and Earn 200 Baht per Kilo
Hundreds of residents from across Southern Thailand rush to Trang province's Rajamangala University campus each year during the first rains to harvest semet mushrooms, which sell for 150-200 baht per kilogram and can yield daily earnings of
Um Theerathorn Reveals Hilarious Exchange with Bank Suphanat After Junior Teammate Scores Against Sálgngox in AFC Champions League
Buriram United won the first leg of the AFC Champions League final 1-0 against Malaysian side Sálgngox, with Bank Suphanat scoring in the 24th minute. Veteran defender Um Theerathorn shared a humorous exchange with his younger teammate afte