Interviews

Chiang Mai has applied to become a UNESCO World Heritage City. Suwaree Wongkongkaew talks about the application and the city's unique history and culture.

It is very difficult to go against the master template, so Thais have always got their novelty from bringing in things from the outside.

Pim Kemasingki interviews the three leading political figures in Chiang Mai to find out what their jobs entail and their hopes for the future.

The dying art of Northern Thai textiles is being appreciated again as trends and collectors see value in the nostalgia of history and tradition.

Pim Kemasingki speaks with Kent Gregory about Sop Moei Arts a traditional weaving business selling high quality products giving back to the community.

Meet Yoshimi Horiuchi, the remarkable blind founder of Always Reading Caravan, an NGO that sets up mobile libraries in rural northern Thailand.