Nakhon Ratchasima: Traffic on Mittraphap Road heading into Bangkok in Pak Chong District remains light, providing a smooth journey for travelers. In contrast, the Nakhon Ratchasima Bus Terminal 2 is bustling with individuals purchasing tickets to return to Bangkok after the Songkran holiday. According to Thai News Agency, the return trip atmosphere on the Nakhon Ratchasima bypass road, especially at

Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya: Morning traffic on Asia Road after the long Songkran holiday remains light, allowing vehicles to travel at good speeds. According to Thai News Agency, reporters observed traffic conditions on Asia Road, specifically at the elevated bridge between kilometers 17-18 in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya District, where sparse traffic was noted as some travelers had already returned

Chiang Mai: Chiang Mai is lively with Songkran water splashing throughout the city. Chiang Mai residents and tourists gradually came out to play Songkran water around the moat and Thapae Gate plaza, while in the morning Buddhists went to temples to make merit on ‘Wan Phaya Wan’ for good fortune. According to Thai News Agency, today the weather in Chiang

Khon Kaen: The last day of Songkran saw the residents of Khon Kaen come together to honor their deceased relatives and seek blessings for good fortune, as they prepared to return to their everyday lives. According to Thai News Agency, April 15 marks Wan Theling Sok, the final day of Songkran and the commencement of the new Chula Era in

Nonthaburi: An online seller is in a panic and has filed a complaint against a swimming instructor after hiring him to teach her swimming one-on-one because she planned to travel to the Maldives. In the end, he was sexually assaulted in the pool at her condo. According to Thai News Agency, CCTV footage in a condo swimming pool, which the

Chiang Mai: Hat Sai Mueang Kaew is bustling with people flocking to cool off in the water. This Songkran, Chiang Mai residents and tourists had fun playing in the water at every spot, such as Hat Sai Mueang Kaew, Tambon Mueang Kaew, Amphoe Mae Rim, which was just as lively as the city. According to Thai News Agency, Chiang Mai

Chiang Mai: Ton Yang-Saraphi Road is a bustling scene of celebration as Songkran water festivals take over the city. The road, which serves as a vital connection between Chiang Mai and Lamphun, has transformed into a lively “water road” where residents and tourists alike gather to partake in the traditional water-splashing festivities. According to Thai News Agency, Ton Yang Road