Art & Culture

The ‘Sound of Sisaket 2024’ festival invites visitors to explore Isaan music, culture and creativity

Buddhists in Bangkok are getting ready for a spiritual journey through nine temples and sacred sites across the capital for their prosperity and good health in 2025.

Showcase features sculptures by Siripong Ruangsri and avant-garde silver jewellery designs by Sirirat Jivanuwong

Established by National Artist Anek Nawigamune and his wife Wanna, this community-driven museum celebrates the kingdom’s rich cultural heritage

Vijit Chao Phraya event runs daily until December 15 as part of Thailand Winter Festival

French luxury brand Dior unveils a concept store in Bangkok’s Ploenchit district

The Ministry of Culture is hosting a celebration from Friday to Sunday to mark the inclusion of Tom Yum Kung and Kebaya on UNESCO's Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity at Quartier Avenue, EmQuartier Mall in Bangkok.

An exciting international exhibition showing artworks from 30 galleries and offering online and offline experiences comes to Bangkok

From Dec-15, visitors can enjoy three days of art, competitions, music, shopping and tasty Isaan cuisine

The “River City Bangkok: 40 Years of Magnificent Display of Art and Antiques” allows visitors to discover timeless treasures, artistic marvels and the rich tapestry of the iconic centre for art and culture that has played a pivotal role in shaping the Thai art scene for four decades.

A garment noted for its complex design and elegance, the kebaya is due to earn intangible cultural heritage status from UNESCO

Suvarnabhumi Airport’s Satellite Terminal 1 (SAT-1) has been awarded a UNESCO special prize this year for its exterior by Prix Versailles, which honours exceptional accomplishments in global architecture and design, according to the Airports of Thailand (AOT) on Wednesday.

Thailand celebrates another culinary tradition as its famed tom yum kung is recognised by UNESCO as an intangible cultural heritage