Celebrate Songkran at Conrad Bangkok Experience an another wonderful and unique Thai food for summer seasons
March 30, 2012
As the festive season of Thai New Year draws near, Conrad Bangkok invites you to celebrate the Thai New Year with a Songkran Special at Cafe@2 French – Thai Brasserie, a truly unique culinary experience with traditional Songkran style of cooking. A delight not to be missed!
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VIE hotel bangkok VIE’s fun and inspirational cooking class
March 27, 2012
Learn the intricate art of Thai cuisine and discover how to cook a variety of dishes with our talented chefs who offer in-depth knowledge, tips, tricks, as well as authentic recipes. VIE’s Cooking Class offers a fun and informal way of learning uncomplicated, delicious, contemporary Thai cooking.
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Essential of “Khao Chae” Thai Summer Dish at Celadon, The Sukhothai Bangkok
March 26, 2012
Cooling Khao Chae is back in the hottest month of the year. Our culinary team, led by Thai chef Chamlong Pewthaisong, or Jimmy, has prepared a traditional Khao Chae menu during 2-30 April 2012 at Celadon, The Sukhothai Bangkok.
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Spice Market Welcomes Summer and Songkran With ‘Khao Chae’ Promotion
March 20, 2012
It’s summer time once again and the Songkran festivities are within our midst and what better way to welcome them than by having a luxury of a Khao Chae set for lunch or dinner at the Spice Market at Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok.
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A Splash of Songkran
March 16, 2012
Swissotel Le Concorde Bangkok is offering an exclusive yet traditional celebration on Songkran, Thai New Year’s Day. The special "A Splash of Songkran at Swissotel Le Concorde" package includes 2 nights stay at the best available rate including breakfast.
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Jazz@VIE Bar, the bangkok jazz’s destination
March 13, 2012
This March, be entertained by top jazz artists including Koh Mr. Saxman, Brian Simpson and Josee Koning.
Every week from Monday to Saturday, 20:30 hours onwards, Jazz@VIE presents passionate live jazz sessions at VIE Bar.
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BMA launches Makha Bucha celebrations
March 1, 2012
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has joined forces with the Council of Buddhist Organisations of Thailand and other related agencies to host Makha Bucha Day celebrations in Bangkok's Sanam Luang from Wednesday to March 7.
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Thai Crafts Exhibition & Fair
February 29, 2012
The OTOP City Thai crafts exhibition and fair being held at Challenger 1-3 of the Impact Muang Thong Thani Exhibition Centre, February 21 – 27, provides convenient one-stop shopping for Thai village crafts and community products from the various sub-districts (tambon) throughout Thailand.
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Bangkok for kids: 35 things to do with your children Read more: Bangkok for kids: 35 things to do with your children
December 16, 2011
Bangkok has a reputation for being an after-dark playground for adults. And we wouldn’t want it any other way.
But that doesn’t mean it’s not a family-friendly city. There are
dozens of activities, classes and shows that cater specifically to the
young ones.
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Bangkok by night on bike
December 15, 2011
The weather is lovely. Night falls early and a number of Bangkok streets
are now illuminated with decorative lights. Somehow, traffic after dusk
tends to be lighter at this time of year. It is even more so during the
weekend, when people flock to the mountains in the North and other
parts of this tropical country to enjoy even lower temperatures.
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Where to quench your after-hours thirst in Bangkok Read more: Where to quench your after-hours thirst in Bangkok
December 15, 2011
Bangkok’s reputation as a city of sin means a lot of tourists are left
scratching their heads when almost all of the city’s bars and clubs
start politely ushering out their customers around the 1:45 a.m. mark.
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Remaining water no threat to Bangkok
December 9, 2011
There are still about 8 billion cubic metres of floodwater to the north
of Bangkok, but the city itself is safe from any fresh inundation, water
management adviser to the Flood Relief Operations Command (Froc) Anond
Snidvongs said on Wednesday.
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Don Mueang airport 'dry'
December 9, 2011
Flood levels in Bangkok's Don Muang district have receded and Don Mueang airport is now dry, police said Thursday.
The police said there was no floodwater on Song Prapa Road, from Don Muang temple to Pracha Uthit intersection.However, the flood level from Pracha Uthit intersection to Sri Saman Bridge was about sidewalk level.
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Home for the holidays
December 9, 2011
Indra Regent Hotel Bangkok is offering "New Deluxe room" package for a
three-night stay. Rates start from Bt3,200 to Bt3,400 per night for
Single Deluxe or Twin Deluxe, welcome drink, daily breakfast,
complimentary Thai set dinner with Thai classical dance at Sala Thai,
use of fitness centre and swimming pool plus selected discounts on
facilities and services. The deal is good until December 31. Call (02)
208 0022 extension 364, e-mail: sales@indrahotel.com or visit www.IndraHotel.com
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An eating tour of Bangkok's Thanon Dinsor
December 8, 2011
Running from the Democracy Monument to Sao Ching Cha, linking shady
trees and passing by Bangkok’s imposing City Hall, Thanon Dinsor -- or
Dinsor Road -- is one of the city’s more atmospheric thoroughfares.
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Bangkok launches 'Wish List' contest to win back tourists
December 8, 2011
As part of its efforts to win back tourists following Thailand’s recent
flood crisis, the Bangkok Metropolitan Authority has launched a contest
calling on global travelers to create their own “Bangkok Wish List.”
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Eastern Bangkok 'dry' by Dec 5
November 30, 2011
Veera Wongsangnak, chairman of flood management of the government's
Flood Relief Operations Command, believed that eastern Bangkok will be
dry by December 5 except those low-lying areas which need to be drained
off by pumps which should take 5 more days.
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Bangkok floods see gradual decline
November 28, 2011
Bangkok Metropolitan Administration reported
that for the past 24 hours, the floodwater declines a little and some
people have begun to return homes to start cleaning.
BMA noted that Chao Phraya river at Bang Sai, Ayuthaya was 3.17 metres above mean sea level, a decline of 6cm.
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As flood recede, clean-up operations start in Bangkok, Ayutthaya
November 25, 2011
Bangkok Governor M.R. Sukhumbhand Paribatra joined in weekend clean-up
operations in several districts of Bangkok and Thon Buri where
floodwaters have fully receded, allowing the Thai capital to embark upon
a return to normalcy after nearly six weeks of confusion and chaos.
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Floods fail to stop Rose Garden show
November 23, 2011
Floods hit the Rose Garden one of Thailand’s oldest tourist
attractions, but the management says the resort remains open and dry
once more.
Located on the Tha Chin River, a water used to channel floods from
the western side of Bangkok, the vast botanical gardens suffered
flooding of around 30 cm at its events grounds. Floods posed a threat to
the garden’s rare plant and rose collections, but they escaped damage.
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BMA cancels light and sound event
November 22, 2011
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administrative (BMA) will cancel the
Father's Day celebration's light and sound event in order to put the
Bt30 million budget into building the permanent flood embankment along
Mahasawat Canal next year instead, a senior official said Monday.
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International Ramayana Festival
November 22, 2011
His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej, King Rama IX
of the Royal House of Chakri of Thailand, was born on December 5, 1927.
This year 2011, being the year of the Rabbit, is His Majesty’s 7th
cycle or 84th Birthday Anniversary.
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Bangkok big cleaning day held at Lat Phrao Intersection
November 21, 2011
Bangkok Governor MR Sukhumbhand Paribatra chaired the event at the Lat
Phrao Intersection. The event was also joined by Bangkok City Clerk
Charoenrat Chutikarn and First Army Area Commander Lt Gen Udomdej
Sitabutr.
They cleaned up a six-kilometre part of the Phahoyothin Road from Bang Sue Canal to Ratchayothin Intersection.
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Thailand Healthcare: Medical tourism in Bangkok and Phuket
November 21, 2011
Don’t be surprised if your need for a hip replacement or prostrate
surgery lands you on a plane to Thailand. The global economic downturn
has meant that everyone is searching for the best deals, not only in
real estate but also on cars, holidays and medical fees. Governments and
health care insurers are feeling the pinch and are consistently looking
overseas for more cost effective treatments.
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Lat Phrao navigable, Central to reopen
November 17, 2011
Small vehicles can now navigate through Lat Phrao intersection as the flood situation steadily eases, reports said Wednesday.
The flood level on Lat Phrao Road heading to Ratchayothin was about 20
centimetres while the flood levels on the road heading to Bang Kapi,
Ratchadaphisek and Sutthisan were between 10 and 15 centimetres.
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Bangkok activity begins to resume
November 17, 2011
After Rangsit Plaza's decision to reopen its Future Park Rangsit
shopping mall tomorrow, Central Pattana, the developer of Central Plaza
Latphrao, will also reopen the freshly renovated flagship shopping
complex on the same day.
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Package for a perfect day
November 16, 2011
Novotel Bangkok on Siam Square is offering a selection of specialised
Wedding Packages that include an extensive list of privileges and
value-added benefits from Bt699 per person. For dining options, you can
enjoy a choice of international buffet selections or Chinese sets and
choose from a variety of venues that will make your wedding memorable
including the ballroom or under the stars at the poolside. Call (02) 209
888 extension Banquet.
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Nothing 'can threaten Bangkok now'
November 16, 2011
Asst Prof Dr Sombat Yumeang of Chulalongkorn University's director of
Centre of GIS Research for Thailand on Tuesday night TNN 24 tv flood
analysis sees nothing can threaten central and inner Bangkok now.
Even though Big Bag is allowed to act as a weir letting more floodwater
in, the waterflow rate poses no problem for Bangkok Metropolitan
Authority's drainage capacity right now. More and more formerly flooded
areas in Bangkok North are beginning to dry.
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Bangkok 'has passed crisis point'
November 14, 2011
Big Bag helps slowdown inflow. Big Bag removal now will have little
effect on those above Big Bag. They might see water recede a little
before stabilising as water from Khlong Rangsit will replenish.
If Big Bag is removed, water declining on several roads will no
longer be the case. Those under Big Bag will still need to be drained
off by pumps. Lak Si, Chaeng Wattana will be flooded longer.
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Bangkok's latest megamall is the new place to be seen
November 14, 2011
During the current flooding crisis, Hua Hin and Pattaya may not be the
only favourite landing-places among Bangkokians. A number of residents
from the futureless metropolis have reportedly bumped into one another
at a piazza in Rome. And while many are now regulars at restaurants in
San Francisco, thousands of others are seeking retail therapy in Tokyo
and London.
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Wat Saket is holding its annual Golden Mount Fair this week and best of all, it’s way above ground level
November 10, 2011
There are two good reasons for visiting Wat Saket anytime between today
and Saturday night. The first is that the temple is holding its annual
Golden Mount Fair complete with Ferris wheel, merry-go-round and freak
shows. The second is that the Golden Mount is a safe haven from the
floods, as it stands 60 metres above sea level.
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Bangkok Marathon
November 6, 2011
Full, half and quarter marathons attract thousands of runners from around the world.
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Blooming Mexican Sunflower Festival
November 6, 2011
Welcome cool season amidst the Mexican Sunflower fields that brighten up Doi Mae Ukor, Mae Hong Son. Due to the mountainous landscape of the province, it is the home to hilltribe people whose various traditions and cultures are preserved by the government. Visitors can visit the tribes and locals’ cultural exhibition, performances, games and sports.
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Dusit Zoo prepares to move animals to Chon Buri zoo
November 5, 2011
The Dusit Zoo in the heart of Bangkok is preparing an evacuation plan for its animals in the face of looming floods.
Flood water has already covered a large part of the capital.
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Golf stars swing into action for flood relief
November 4, 2011
Thongchai Jaidee, Darren Clarke and Ryo Ishikawa have agreed to donate items for an online auction in aid of flood relief, ahead of their participation in December's Thailand Golf Championship.
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We still have dance, art, jazz
November 4, 2011
The big news in Bangkok culture these days is that some events have NOT been cancelled or postponed due to the floods. Here are three of them.
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Love on Canvas
November 4, 2011
My Magical Romance, Koi Art Gallery, Nov 4-30
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Teerasil set to miss crucial W Cup qualifier
November 3, 2011
In the wake of flooding in Bangkok, the Football Association of Thailand has moved Thailand's World Cup qualifier against leaders Australia on November 15 to Supachalasai stadium.
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Si Racha motor show gains flood windfall
November 3, 2011
The 14th Pacific Motor Show is experiencing a windfall from Bangkok residents fleeing the flood threat and heading for Chon Buri.
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Exhibition: Emblematic Compositions
November 3, 2011
Thailand will celebrate His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej’s 7th Cycle Birthday Anniversary this year on the auspicious occasion of the beloved monarch’s 84th birthday anniversary (December 5).
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Morchit bus terminal may be moved to Suvarnabhumi
November 3, 2011
The Morchit Bus Terminal may be moved from Chatuchak to the Suvarnabhumi International Airport if the roads around the terminal are flooded, Wutthichart Kalayanamitr, the managing director of the Transport Company, said Thursday.
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Events postponded or cancelled due to the floods
November 2, 2011
Sahamongkol Film has pushed back the release of two movies. "The Melody" will now premiere on December 8 and "The Kick" on December 22.
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Suvarnabhumi 'will be safe'
November 2, 2011
Airport officials 'highly confident' barriers will keep flood water at bay
Suvarnabhumi Airport is "highly confident" its flood-prevention scheme - with its 3.5-metre-high, 37-metre-wide earth dyke and sheet piles - will be effective.
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No more flood holidays
November 1, 2011
The cabinet on Tuesday decided not to declare additional official holidays to make it easier to combat the flooding, government deputy spokesman Chalitrat Chantarubeksa said.
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Plodprasop: Flood level will ease
November 1, 2011
The flood situation in Bangkok has improved following the peak high tides on Monday, Science and Technology Minister Plodprasop Suraswadi said on Tuesday.
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RID to reduce flow from the North
November 1, 2011
The Royal Irrigation Department plans to throttle back the amount of water flowing out of the Chao Phraya dam and through other watergates to reduce the flow of water heading for Bangkok and the Chao Phraya and Tha Chin river basins, Gen Palangkoon Klaharn said on Tuesday.
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Banyan Tree Hotels & Resorts honoured in Conde Nast Traveler Readers' Choice Awards
November 1, 2011
Award-winning publication Conde Nast Traveler has cited three Banyan Tree resorts in its highly regarded 2011 Readers’ Choice Awards which assesses the cities, islands and hotels visited by readers in the past year and the airlines and cruise ships used to travel to these destinations.
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Bangkok wins “Asia’s Leading Meetings & Conference Destination”
November 1, 2011
Bangkok has been awarded “Asia’s Leading Meetings & Conference Destination” by 2011 World Travel Award.
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Suvarnabhumi Airport - Bangkok Rail Link NEWS
October 31, 2011
Thai Airways International provides additional check-in counters at the Airport Rail Link, Makkasan Station to facilitate passengers travelling to Suvarnabhumi Airport during flooding situation.
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What is design?
October 31, 2011
Society, history, politics, economics, geography and religion – all produce unique pressures on the design process. Design is not just about style and inspiration. The collective imagination of a country is conditioned by how it relates to issues as diverse as self-expression, class, landscape, war and ideology.
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Bangkok Airways: Ticket and Reservations Policy for Flood Situation in Thailand
October 29, 2011
For passengers holding Bangkok Airways (PG) ticket (ticket number start with 829) traveling on any route involving Bangkok as a part of the ticket itinerary.
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Thailand flooding update October 29, 2011: Bangkok’s flood defenses hold
October 29, 2011
Summary
- Inner Bangkok largely remains dry, but flooding continues to affect other parts of the city, especially in the north.
- The Thai government was forced to move its flood relief operations away from Don Muang airport due to flooding there, but the Thai prime minister said today Thailand’s flood waters are beginning to recede.
- High tides this weekend have pushed the Chao Phraya river to record levels. See below for some images I snapped today downtown.
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Tranced out and dancing
October 28, 2011
Get into your Halloween best and go partying this weekend. We have the clubs that are hosting the bashes
With Halloween just around the corner, some venues are promising jaw dropping and ear popping fun this weekend.
Tonight you can enjoy a trancey Halloween at Club Culture on Rajdamnoen Klang Road with special guest Graham Gold. The UK's master of trance is scheduled to kill the dancefloor with local talents, Johnnie B and Hype Viper, in the main room. Resident Chris King and friends are spinning progressive sounds in the second room. Entry with a drink is Bt200. Dress up to win special prizes.
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World Film Festival of Bangkok postponed
October 28, 2011
The World Film Festival of Bangkok has been postponed from November 4 to 13 until January 20 to 27 due to the floods in Thailand.
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BTS: Skytrain will keep running
October 27, 2011
The Bangkok Transit System Co, operator of the elevated skytrain, said on Thursday it has no plans suspend services during the flooding.
BTS chief executive Surapong Laoha-anya said, however, that the trains may not stop at certain stations where the floodwater level is high, except when buses are arranged by agencies such as the army and city administration to take passengers to dry areas.
The BTS power supply system installed by the Metropolitan Electricity Authority is protected against water up to 2 metres above mean sea level with walls of sandbags. If the water is higher than 2m, the MEA would not be able to supply electricity to BTS, he said.
In this eventuality, BTS would not be able to continue its services, he said.
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13th BAnyan Tree Bangkok Vertical ExperienceBANGKOK VERTICAL EXPERIENCE
October 27, 2011
Banyan Tree Bangkok is gearing up for one of the most exciting events in the calendar- the 13th Vertical marathon. So dist off those running shoes and be sure to join in on Saturday October 29, 2011, to race up 61 storeys, to the finishing point at the award winning Vertigo grill and Moon Bar, one of the highest al fresco restaurants in Asia.
Challenge yourself to race up over a thousand steps, raise money for charity- and have a chance to win great prizes presented by Her Royal Highness Princess Soamsawali.
Proceeds from the event will be donated to the HIV Formula Feeding” Fund, a Thai Red Cross initiative under the patronage of Her Royal Highness Princess Soamsawali.
Register online at http://pim.goadventureasia.com/
VER2011/signin.asp or at Banyan Tree Bangkok’s Front Desk from now until October 24, 2011.
The registration fee of Baht 350- includes the official marathon t-shirt and a medal if you make it to the top!
For more information call +66 (0) 2679 1200 or visit banyantree.com
About Banyan Tree Hotels and Resorts
The leading international operator in the boutique resort, residences and spa industry, Banyan Tree offers a signature blend of romance and travel with a green conscience. The philosophy behind the hotels, resorts, residences, spas, retail galleries and destination club is based on rejuvenation of the body, mind and soul – a Sanctuary for the Senses. Angsana Hotels and Resorts is the ideal complement to Banyan Tree, comprising contemporary, chic and ecologically sensitive retreats. Based in areas of outstanding natural beauty and exciting city hubs, Angsana hotels, resorts, residences, spas and retail galleries reflect the spirit and communities of its environment.
To date, the Banyan Tree Group manages and/or has ownership interests close to 30 resorts and hotels, over 60 spas and over 80 retail galleries; as well as two golf courses.
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December celebrations with VIE Hotel Bangkok
October 27, 2011
ather’s Day, Christmas Dinner, and New Year Party
It’s that time of the year. A time for celebrations, fine dining, and fabulous entertainment with family and friends. For a truly memorable time, come to VIE Hotel Bangkok for gourmet feasts, great parties, top DJs and live bands. With its warm family atmosphere and personalised service, VIE Hotel Bangkok is the best place to be for all your celebrations!
Show your father some love
Let your Dad know how much you appreciate him for always being there for you with a stylish celebration at the award-winning VIE Wine & Grill. Throughout December enjoy a sumptuous MGallery Buffet Dinner featuring both exotic Asian cuisine and international favourites. The special ‘Wine Me, Dine Me’ offer priced at only THB 950 that includes one MGallery Buffet Dinner and a glass of premium wine. Or indulge your dad with a memorable day together with family and friends at the VIE Lazy Sunday Brunch (December, 4th). The enticing buffet features delicious Thai and international cuisine. Priced at only THB 1,500 nett per person and with the special ‘Buy one, Get one free’ offer, you are really out of excuses.
Brunch or dinner, we promise to make it a day to remember.
Christmas Eve Buffet Dinner
This Christmas, let dinner at the chic VIE Wine & Grill be one of the gifts to your family. The memorable evening includes a mouthwatering Christmas Eve Buffet Dinner with an endless array of traditional Christmas delights, a special wine tasting corner, and an enchanting carol singing performance. Santa Claus has also promised to stop by.
Join us on Saturday, 24th December from 7 pm onwards. Only Bht 1,590 nett per person.
Ring in the New Year in Retro Chic Style
Get your groove on this December 31 on the dance-floor at VIE Hotel Bangkok. Start your night with a magnificent set dinner at the award-winning VIE Wine & Grill. After that put on your dancing shoes and disco kits and head over to our chic VIE Bar. Dress in style with Afro hair, flared trousers and all that glitters as you party the night away to a funky mix of sounds that will have you grooving all night long. At the stroke of 12, let go of the past by releasing a balloon in the sky, and welcome in the New Year. It promises to be a night to remember!
On Saturday, 31st December from 7 pm onwards. Dinner is priced only at Bht 1,950 nett per person
For more information: +66 309 3939 , marketing@viehotelbangkok.com, www.facebook.com/viebangkok
VIE Hotel Bangkok is a contemporary and creative venue located in the heart of the city, just steps away from the Ratchathewi BTS station and Siam Paragon, Platinum, and MBK shopping malls. The chic five-star hotel received its latest recognition of ‘Best Boutique Hotel’ from AsiaRooms.com. VIE Hotel Bangkok has also won the “Trendy in Asia” award in the Tripadvisor Traveler’s Choice Awards, the “Best Newcomer in Bangkok” award from Wotif.com, and has been nominated as “Best Urban Hotel” by Anywhere Magazine. Its restaurant, VIE Wine & Grill recently also received the “Thailand’s Best Restaurant 2010 & 2011” award from Thailand Tatler Best Restaurant Guide.
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Thailand floods: Crisis 'to last four to six weeks'
October 22, 2011
Thailand's worst flooding in decades is set to last another four to six weeks, the country's prime minister has said.
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Chamber Music: Sawasdee Quintet
October 21, 2011
Under the Fund for Classical Music Promotion, the Sawasdee Woodwind Quintet will be performing a program of chamber music at the Siam Society.
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THAI extends Bangkok-Phitsanulok service
October 21, 2011
Thai Airways International has extended its special flights on the Bangkok-Phitsanulok route until the end of this month to help people during the flood crisis.
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Decree met with fierce resistance
October 21, 2011
A row has broken out over whether it is time for the government to declare a state of emergency to deal with the floods that have wreaked havoc on the country.
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Bangkok: Vipassana Meditation at Wat Mahathat
October 20, 2011
Since the Theravada school of Buddhism represents the kingdom's principal form of religion, there are numerous places where Thais and foreigners can explore the benefits of meditation.
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Wat Rajabophit: Indelible Impressions
October 19, 2011
Established in 1869 by King Chulalongkorn the Great (Rama V [Reign 1868-1910]), Wat Rajabophit Sathitmahasimaram (Wat Rajabophit) is ranked within the highest class of Royal temples. Wat Rajabophit was also patronized by King Rama VII (Reign: 1925-1935), so it’s widely considered to be among the capital’s most important temples.
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Focal Local: Reams of Themes
October 19, 2011
Based in a two-story, commercial-style building off Charoen Nakorn Road in Bangkok's Khlong San district, Focal Local Bed and Breakfast is essentially a boutique guest house that provides guests with a warm welcome, charming hospitality and the chance to sample aspects of everyday life in the neighborhood.
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Piano Competition
October 18, 2011
The much-awaited Bangkok Chopin Society competition and masterclasses are set to take place at Goethe Institute Bangkok in the auditorium from October 26 to 30.
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A Really Relaxing Read @ Thai Book Garden
October 18, 2011
Known among Thai people as Suan Nangsue Charoen Krung, Thai Book Garden was launched in 2006 to provide members of the local community with a pleasant public reading space.
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Can Bangkok make it?
October 14, 2011
More than expected amount of water poised to pass through Bangkok has added to concerns about the capital’s chance of survival from flood disaster. As floodwater has already covered some Bangkok's areas, relevant authorities have just guaranteed that impacts on the capital will not be severe
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Bangkok can cope 'if no heavy rain.'
October 14, 2011
In a live telecast from City Hall, BMA official assures the public that inner city is 100% safe if there is no heavy rain.
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