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World War II Museum in Khun Yuam district, Mae Hong Son
Old men tell that, during World War II, Japanese soldiers moved through the upper northern region, especially Chiang Mai and Mae Hong Son. Japanese troops set up a road from Mae Malai, Chiang Mai, to reach Khun Yuam district, Mae Hong Son, a road that earned the sad name of “Death Road”, as many persons died during its construction. continued | more features |
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Farewell tennis tournament for the Jardines Calcutta’s newly appointed US Consul Henry Jardine made an enormous impact in Chiang Mai during his stint here. Some of the impact was seen on the tennis courts last weekend, when a special farewell tournament saw the local tennis players from the diplomatic and business community attempting to emulate Cobra Gold exercises with some dangerous hits to the outfield, with many participants narrowly escaping injury. continued | more sports |
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Prem Community Grade 5 Media Exhibition
This coming week, Grade 5 students at the Prem Tinsulanonda International School (Prem) will be staging the school’s first Primary Years Programme (PYP) Exhibition. The exhibition is an in-depth inquiry into a particular topic, undertaken by students in their final year of the PYP. continued | more Academia nuts |
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Bollywood came to Nara Restaurant
A simple birthday party for Tienchai Sooktiang, director of Voice Studio, turned into a costume party in the romantic setting of the Nara Restaurant. |
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