Thai Street Food Stall at the Vibrant Night Market in Pattaya, Thailand 🇹🇭
As a travel photographer exploring Southeast Asia, I often search for authenticity — the quiet beauty hidden in everyday life.
On this evening in Pattaya, Thailand, I found it in the eyes of a street food vendor, framed by the glow of neon lights and the hum of a night market alive with sound and color.
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Thai Street Food Stall at the Vibrant Night Market in Pattaya, Thailand 🇹🇭
As a travel photographer exploring Southeast Asia, I often search for authenticity — the quiet beauty hidden in everyday life.
On this evening in Pattaya, Thailand, I found it in the eyes of a street food vendor, framed by the glow of neon lights and the hum of a night market alive with sound and color.
#Photography #travelphotography #socialmedia #Thailand

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Bangkok, Thailand — Sukhumvit Soi 4
The image shows a night view of the Bangkok skyline, Thailand, with the “Petals Inn” hotel in the foreground.
The scene highlights a strong contrast between the more traditional, low-rise buildings in the front and the modern, illuminated skyscrapers in the background.
The Petals Inn is a hotel located in the Sukhumvit Soi 4 area
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Thai Street Food Stall at Night Market in Pattaya, Thailand 🇹🇭 – Authentic Travel Photography capturing Traditional Asian Cuisine, Local Culture, Street Life, Night Lights, and Culinary Heritage across Southeast Asia
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🍜 Hidden Flavors of Bangkok: A Night in Chinatown’s Side Streets 🌆
Sony Alpha Creator specializing in Travel, Documentary and Photography in Bangkok, Thailand and Southeast Asia

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Thai Street Food Stall at Night Market in Pattaya, Thailand 🇹🇭 – Authentic Travel Photography capturing Traditional Asian Cuisine, Local Culture, Street Life, Night Lights, and Culinary Heritage across Southeast Asia
#Photography #travelphotography #socialmedia #Thailand #streetphotography

Thai election frontrunner People's Party faces changing public mood

> As campaigning for Thailand's Feb. 8 election heads into the home stretch, a clip from 2023 has gone viral on social media, fueling disappointment with the country's largest opposition group.

> "What are soldiers for?" Pita Limjaroenrat, then leader of the Move Forward Party, says in the video. "I see no need to have such big military forces if the leader (of a country) is smart enough," he adds, going on to say he would cut the nation's military budget immediately if his party won.

> In the 2023 election, the reformist group surged in popularity, reflecting voter hopes for change after nine years of military-dominated rule in the Southeast Asian country.

> This time, however, the public mood has changed. Experts say recent border conflicts with Cambodia have put the spotlight on frontline soldiers and stoked feelings of unity and nationalism among Thais, dealing a blow to the group, now called the People's Party.

https://asia.nikkei.com/politics/thai-election/thai-election-frontrunner-people-s-party-faces-changing-public-mood #socialmedia #Thailand #southeastasia #PitaLimjaroenrat #military #Cambodia #election #nationalism #People'sParty

Thai election frontrunner People's Party faces changing public mood

> As campaigning for Thailand's Feb. 8 election heads into the home stretch, a clip from 2023 has gone viral on social media, fueling disappointment with the country's largest opposition group.

> "What are soldiers for?" Pita Limjaroenrat, then leader of the Move Forward Party, says in the video. "I see no need to have such big military forces if the leader (of a country) is smart enough," he adds, going on to say he would cut the nation's military budget immediately if his party won.

> In the 2023 election, the reformist group surged in popularity, reflecting voter hopes for change after nine years of military-dominated rule in the Southeast Asian country.

> This time, however, the public mood has changed. Experts say recent border conflicts with Cambodia have put the spotlight on frontline soldiers and stoked feelings of unity and nationalism among Thais, dealing a blow to the group, now called the People's Party.

https://asia.nikkei.com/politics/thai-election/thai-election-frontrunner-people-s-party-faces-changing-public-mood #socialmedia #Thailand #southeastasia #PitaLimjaroenrat #military #Cambodia #election #nationalism #People'sParty

Dear friends, I'm a fan of a few Chinese vloggers like Little Chinese Everywhere or Slow Travel China or DaWen Food Quest, but I'm looking for something similar from #Thai people about #Thailand to watch via YouTube or similar.

Have you found anything you'd recommend?

Dear friends, I'm a fan of a few Chinese vloggers like Little Chinese Everywhere or Slow Travel China or DaWen Food Quest, but I'm looking for something similar from #Thai people about #Thailand to watch via YouTube or similar.

Have you found anything you'd recommend?

#Pakistan becomes latest Asian country - following #India, #Malaysia, #Thailand, #Singapore, Hong Kong, #Indonesia and #Vietnam - this month to introduce airport entry screening checks for deadly #Nipah virus, know to have a 40% mortality rate.

Two have died in India, to date.

https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/pakistan-becomes-latest-asian-country-introduce-checks-deadly-nipah-virus-2026-01-29/

“The Bank of #Thailand says it remains confident in its ability to manage baht volatility against the US dollar after Thailand was added to a US Treasury watchlist for currency practices.
Chayawadee Chai-anant, assistant governor for corporate relations at the central bank, said on Friday that Thailand’s inclusion on the new foreign exchange watchlist would not affect its management of the baht.”

https://www.bangkokpost.com/business/general/3186875/bank-of-thailand-plays-down-us-currency-watchlist-move