Thai-Eyes

Many Thai People are very superstitious and they like to visit fortune tellers (Mor du/Mor doo) to know more about their future. Will I ever be rich? What are the right numbers for the Thai lottery? Will I get a beautiful wife? This are the main questions, which Thaipeople want to get an answer by a fortune teller... Picture: Automatic Thai fortune teller machine in Big C superstore/Chiang Rai-North Thailand Read Full Story

Asian people have very nice black coloured hairs, but like the most people they like a change in style at some time. Our friend Toto, a young Lisu Hilltribe Thai Boy from North Thailand shocked us with his new blond hairstyle. But, we have to be fair… It doesn´t look bad ! Photo: Thai Boy with blond coloured hairs Read Full Story

Here are this weeks travel blogs that have been added to the directory. If you have a travel blog and would like to be in the directory and featured in this weekly post then follow the details here: submit travel blog travelerfolio.com A personal travel blog with photos and experiences in Europe, USA, China, Vietnam, Japan, Malaysia and other fascinating places. It's my passion to travel, so I blog. Travelerfolio simpliflying.com SimpliFlying, a blog about airline branding. How airlines... Read Full Story

Wikizines are interactive magazines that anyone can create or edit - and this one is called "Thai-Eyes". Here you can find fresh voices and respond in real time. Some members write articles about recent news and trends related to the wikizine's topic, others recount relevant personal stories or share their favorite pictures and video clips. Got an interesting idea or story to share with other members of this wikizine? Well, then put on your journalist's cap and add your own article... Read Full Story

Thai Boy Jo is a Lisu hilltribe from North Thailand and he is one of the most funny and crazy Thai kids I ever met. Jo likes to pull faces and loves do “ting tong” (crazy) things. A few days ago, I told him, that we are working on a fotoset about greeting in Thailand (Wai Thai). Ohhhh, thats easy, answered Jo, I can show for You! Picture: This is Jo´s interpretation of the Thai greeting (Wai Thai) and it looks quite “ting tong” Read Full Story