Head To The Far East And Discover Amazing Thailand

We can’t travel just yet but we can explore and plan our next trip.

Thailand has so much to offer so put your feet up, sit back and let us take you on this cultural journey to Thailand where you can discover so much to see, do and eat in this incredible land.

Cooking masterclasses

Thai food looks so colourful and tasty, so who wouldn’t want to try creating such delights at home? Enter chef Nine from Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok and chef Sonia from 137 Pillars House Chiang Mai.

Pineapple rice - Thai Food. — Fried Rice with Pineapple

These two are delivering masterclasses to show you how to make Thai dishes including Thai Pineapple fried rice and Pad Thai to enjoy at home.

Muay Thai camp

This boot camp of sorts is online so you can do it anywhere, including right here in Abu Dhabi. The owner and world-class Muay Thai practitioner and owner of Krudam Gym in Bangkok, Dam Srichan, will teach you some excellent moves. Muay Thai, known as the ‘art of eight limbs’ can be traced back to the 18th century.

Stay well

Mövenpick BDMS Wellness Resort Bangkok’s wellness experts, Gift and Jib, show you how to put a facemask together using nutrient-packed ingredients such as turmeric and honey to create a simple and natural facial mask so you get to keep your skin healthy at home.

Time To Dance

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(Eng Below) تابعوا "توكتا" مدربة الرقص التقليدي التايلاندي التي ستعلمكم الخطوات الأساسية للرقص "رام وونغ"، في هذه الحلقة من "تايلاند الى العالم بشكل افتراضي". بإمكان جميع أفراد المشاركة في التدرب على الرقصة عن طريق اتباع الحركات ضمن مجموعة دائرية. #تايلاند_المذهلة #تايلاند_الافترضية #خلك_في_البيت #تايلاند_الأحلام 💃🏻 Follow Tukta, from @siamsmile_group , as she guides you through the basic steps of traditional Thai dance, “Ram Wong”, in this episode of ‘Bringing Thailand to the World – Virtually’! Men, women and children can participate in the graceful dance, by following the movements and dancing in a circle. #AmazingThailand #VirtuallyThailand #StayHomeStaySafe #DreamOfThailand
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Get the kids moving with this traditional Thai dancing online class by a member of the Thai dance troupe, SiamSmile Group. There are a variety of dance moves to copy and your kids get to keep fit in the process.

Carve it up

In days gone by carved fruits and vegetables were showcased during major banquets, and today the art form is a popular custom practised during the Thai New Year of Songkran. Learn how to do it yourself as a Thai carving master teaches this unique craft to the world through an online workshop.

For more information, visit Tourism Thailand or tune in to the ‘Bringing Thailand to the World… Virtually’ video series on the Instagram page of the Tourism Authority of Thailand in the Middle East