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Latest crossing time for foreigners at the Chiang Khong–Huay Xai border?
I was at the Thai side of the border about 7-8 PM and watched them close the border . They pulled all the shutters down and locked up and all went home . It was all closed by 8 PM , lights off and all -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 28 May 2025
Thailand Updates National Museum and Heritage Site Entry Fees File photo for reference only Visitors to Thailand's national museums and registered historical sites will now encounter updated entry fees, following a newly announced ministerial regulation aimed at modernising charges that have not changed since 2008. The updated fees, published in the Royal Thai Government Gazette, were enacted under the Ancient Monuments, Antiques, Objects of Art, and National Museums Act of 1961, reflecting a commitment to preserve these cultural treasures. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1362062-thailand-updates-national-museum-and-heritage-site-entry-fees/ -
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'Where you come from? What your Job? How long you stay Thailand?'
do male taxi drivers also moonlight as prostitutes then? -
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Tourism Thailand Updates National Museum and Heritage Site Entry Fees
File photo for reference only Visitors to Thailand's national museums and registered historical sites will now encounter updated entry fees, following a newly announced ministerial regulation aimed at modernising charges that have not changed since 2008. The updated fees, published in the Royal Thai Government Gazette, were enacted under the Ancient Monuments, Antiques, Objects of Art, and National Museums Act of 1961, reflecting a commitment to preserve these cultural treasures. The changes come after extensive consultations to address outdated fees and identify prominent sites that were previously free of charge despite attracting significant numbers of visitors. The revised fee schedule replaces the older one from 2008, aligning with the broader tourism and cultural goals of sustainable heritage preservation. A government official highlighted the intent behind the updates: “Increasing visitor accessibility and updating fee structures ensures the sustainable preservation of our heritage.” The adjustments are intended to enhance the visitor experience and ensure that Thailand’s rich cultural heritage is preserved for future generations. Moreover, the Fine Arts Department has made strides in upgrading technological resources, offering detailed multilingual information about museums and sites online, thus facilitating trip planning for both local and international guests. In a bid to streamline the visitor experience, fees for foreign language audio guides have been abolished. While some entry fees are set to increase, they reflect the need to maintain valuable cultural heritage while meeting the rising demand for improved tourism infrastructure. For travellers, this translates to an enhanced experience with better access to information and tourism resources. The revised fee schedule is applicable to a comprehensive array of registered ancient monuments and national museums throughout Thailand. Tourists and locals alike are encouraged to verify updated prices as part of their itinerary planning to fully enjoy these historical sites. This initiative is part of Thailand's broader government strategy to balance the dual objectives of heritage preservation and tourism development, keeping the country's treasured sites protected and accessible for coming generations. As the nation strives to maintain its cultural legacy, these changes promise to enhance both preservation efforts and the visitor experience significantly. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-05-28- 1
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Rising anti-Indian sentiment
Mustaches, very fat, holding hands, walk in the middle of the Soi. -
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“Worse Than Watergate?”: Jake Tapper Confronts Biden Health Cover-Up Scandal
I just don't understand all this hubbub about the reports on Biden's health. First of all, he had a VP who could step in for him if he did have to resign, and secondly, it's old news. The lies and deceit perpetrated by Trump in just his first couple of months as president are much worse than anything done in the Biden administration.
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