Culture

Pu Sae Ya Sae is an annual festival where a buffalo is sacrificed and eaten raw by a local who claimed to be possessed by the spirit of a giant.

A mere skip down the road Lampang offers a whole new set of hidden secrets, quirks and delights to explore.

"USAC (University Studies Abroad Consortium)'s students attend the trips to the Mae Sa Mai Hmong village in the Mae Rim district.

Citylife reported on a convention of 7,000 Jehovah’s Witnesses and takes a look at the history of the religious group in Chiang Mai.

There is one thing I know with absolute certainty after having been in the Land of Orange Robes for two weeks; I know nothing about Buddhism.

Calista MacHarrie interviews Bunthun Sitthipaisan, one of Thailand’s last and most renowned sword makers who still makes swords using traditional methods.