Thailand's monsoon season is still alive and well, with a new storm that could potentially bring more winds and gusty rain to parts of the country from today (Friday) until tomorrow (Saturday), especially in the country's northeast.
If you are a fan of warm weather and the sun, then it is better to stay at home for the near future, because the wind and rain in Thailand will not stop. After all, it's the rainy season.
Read MoreThis Sunday, a man from Krabi, in southern Thailand, was attacked by tens of thousands of bees. Fortunately, the man escaped with a fright.
Read MoreTime to get your rubber boots out again!
Read MoreColorful Mexican amphibians are Thailand's latest trend, but experts are begging people not to buy them. Brightly colored axolotls can be cute, but they die after just a week, according to a group of axolotl breeders in Thailand.
Read MoreOn the way to the Kaeng Krachan National Park in the central trowel of Fethjaburi, tourists noticed the disappearing black panther on the road when they approached the camp in the morning. Officials of the National Park advised tourists to go with caution and adhere to speed restriction in case they are faced with black panthers or other wild animals on the road.
Read MoreA tragedy for the wildlife of Thailand. On Thursday, 5 wild elephants were found dead in a national park in the western province of Kanchanaburi. Elephants are estimated to have been dead for at least 2 months, although they were only found this week. They fell into a natural sinkhole.
Read MoreOfficial sources warn of the beginning of the annual rainy season. The northern, northeastern, central and eastern regions of Thailand need to be especially careful. This includes the Bangkok area, where parts of the city were put on an impressive light and thunder show last night...
Read MoreFacebook user 'Chu Diy' posted photos and videos of an army of baby snakes floating near the surface of the sewers, surprising netizens across the kingdom. You can see brave volunteers throwing kites on the road.
Read MoreEveryone is disappointed that splashing water is banned for another year in this Songkran (officially). Instead, Meta invites you to have a virtual water fight with your loved ones on Facebook and Instagram using an augmented reality effect called Songkran Together.
Read MoreLocals believe that a mango weighing 1.8 kilograms will definitely bring good luck. On average, a mango weighs only 150 grams.
Read MoreYes, they said to jail. Thai authorities have even set a minimum level of fruit pulp dryness to determine the freshness of each variety.
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