Wai Kru Day is a Thai ritual in which students respect teachers to convey their appreciation and strengthen the student-teacher connection. In most schools in Thailand, the ceremony is observed on a Thursday in June or July. The ritual involves students showing esteem and humility toward their teachers.
Read MoreGuest Writer-Olga Carlino, a KET Teacher in Lamphun Province, Thailand
If you are considering leaving your country to experience life in Thailand, prepare your documents and your luggage and buy a plane ticket.
You will make new friends, have a unique experience, and enjoy yourself.
Last but not least, I suggest you take part in Loy Krathong.
Trust me, you will have an unforgettable time!
Read MoreAsahna Bucha, also called Asalha Puja, is the day that marks when Lord Buddha delivered his first sermon at Benares in India over 2500 years ago.
Read MoreThe most important question you may have right now as we’re going through this transitional course, heading back to some sense of normalcy, is presumably when and where you can unmask.
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Read MoreAre you considering coming to Thailand?
By now, many of you may have heard the nickname for Thailand, “The Land of Smiles.” This nickname is a consequence of Thais seeking harmony over social conflict. The smile is used to defuse aggression, avoid confrontation and promote happiness. This is a trait that is derived from Buddhism and is promoted throughout Thai society.
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