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Thailand is packed full of traditions, beliefs, specific social conducts and for a non-thai to know some of those, we think it's very charming.

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The legend of Mea Nak Prakanong

Her story was made in to a ghost movie many times, I'm not sure if it was because we can relate to this love story or not. Her husband ( Por Mak or Mr. Mak) and (Mea Nak or Mrs. Nak) lived on Prakanong Canal but one day they were parted because Por Mak had to service the country and go away as a soldier while she was pregnant. After many months, Mea Nak had a difficult childbirth and they both didn't make it... they both died but with her tremendous love for her husband, she waited for him still... after death. When he came back from the service, he found his wife with a baby, they lived happily for a while. Mea Nak didn't want him to leave the house, fearing that the villagers will tell him that she was dead. But the secret couldn't be kept for long. He eventually knew and Mea Nak was mad and destructive. Because she haunts so strongly they had to invited a monk known for his knowledge of magic and spells to stop her spirit... and he did.

Just a day at the newest mall in Korat

Korat is becoming more and more developed, we now have The Mall, Terminal 21, 2 Klang Plazas and now CENTRAL has arrived! I think it's the best one, easy guest is that something is happening soon to the near future that these shopping malls think it's profitable to be here. Today we just checking out their FOOD PARK

Who is the Thai RuPaul on Drag race Thailand?

Thailand imports many popular american TV shows and made it successful, The Face Thailand was one of them and this year by the same producer, they brought RuPaul's drag race to Thailand. It's the talk of the Drags town, because we are known for having beautiful transsexuals, what about talent? showmanship? I intoduce Art Araya, The Thai RuPaul in the clip.

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