Bangkok: The black flowers initially set up for the Yi Peng festival in Chiang Mai have been dismantled, and confusion has arisen over the upside-down installation of Yi Peng lanterns. Chiang Mai Municipality explained that the black flowers were dismantled and will be re-installed closer to the festival. However, the discovery of an upside-down Yi Peng lantern has left residents

Bangkok: BYD, a global clean energy vehicle brand and official sponsor of Thai football, is extending its influence in Asian football by facilitating a cross-border youth football initiative. The “XiaoJiang U10” youth team from China has been invited to Thailand for training, cultural exchange, and participation in the “Asian Youth Champions Cup” scheduled from October 27 to November 2, 2025.

Bangkok: Mae Ket responded to inquiries from netizens regarding the delayed receipt of funds from her daughter, Jenny Ratchanok, also known as Jenny Get It All If It’s Fresh. Mae Ket shared her concerns over being involved in three separate legal cases. According to Thai News Agency, Mae Ket recently took to TikTok to address her creditors directly. She explained

Bangkok: People continuously pay their respects before the royal portrait. Sanam Luang continues to be abuzz with groups of people and members of the public paying their respects before the portrait of Her Majesty the Queen Mother and signing their names to express their condolences, expressing their love and gratitude for Her Majesty’s grace. According to Thai News Agency, at

Bangkok: Bow Melda isn’t concerned about her boyfriend, Alek Teeradej, frequently showing off his six-pack, even though fans often urge her to touch his muscles. According to Thai News Agency, Bow Melda, who has been in a relationship with Alek for over four years, remarked on his recent habit of displaying his physique. She explained that Alek’s dedication to fitness

Bangkok: The initial day of the “Half-Half Plus” program witnessed substantial engagement, with over 1.6 million participants generating more than 350 million baht in sales within the first five hours. According to Thai News Agency, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Dr. Ekniti Nitithanpraphas highlighted the vibrant response to the “Kon La Khrueng Plus” program. Within the first hour