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Posted on November 27th, 2009 in General, Thailand, Thailand News

Large parts of Thailand fell under Burmese rule during the eighteenth century. After the destruction of the former Thai capital, Ayutthaya, a handful of men under the leadership of General Tak Sin went in search of a new place to …

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Big Adventures in Thailand

Posted on September 21st, 2009 in General, Thailand

Thailand is certainly an exotic destination that people dream of visiting all around the world. When planning a trip to Asia, many have it as their first stop. It has been a top destination for years and it is increasingly growing in popularity.

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Thailand Cares

Posted on March 30th, 2009 in General, Medical Tourism

Thailand Cares, does care, wants to care, will care given the chance. Poverty, misfortune and the needy populate our world and flicker in and out of our lives. From the latest disaster on the news to the charity shops that line the streets. Yet, sometimes our own lives can consume the needs of others and [...]

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