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Thailand’s athletes have their formal look for the 2026 Asian Games, with handwoven Thai textiles at the center of the design. Source: PRD Official Facebook Page More than 900 Thai athletes and team officials will wear the uniforms at the opening ceremony of the 20th...
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A Thai historical comic that began as a few drawings shared online is making its way to animation. “Ayothaya Ayeyarwady” (อโยธยาเอยาวดี), created by Thai artist and writer Amulin, will premiere its first two animated episodes for free on Clover Book Studio’s YouTube...
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A British-born Buddhist monk who has spent nearly five decades studying, teaching, and preserving the Thai Forest Tradition has become the first foreign-born monk in Thailand to receive the rank of Somdet Phra Ratchakhana, one of the country’s highest monastic honors....
