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Based on 10 verified sources covering Thailand, Myanmar:
Decades after its glamorous heyday, the seaside town of Ito, Shizuoka Prefecture, is undergoing a quiet revival — thanks in part to non-Japanese residents who are buying abandoned properties, opening businesses and reshaping daily life in the once-fa... [1]
LifeFighting for life in Thailand's 'Democratic Jungle' French photographer trains her lens on country's informal economy An elderly man carries baskets of salt during the harvest at a salt farm on the way to Hua Hin, Thailand. [2]
Just before our Toyota pick-up set off, a local middle-aged man told my friend who had organized our trip, “Sorry, I can’t join you, but our platoon commander will accompany you up there. [3]
LifePandemic worsens plight of Thailand's 'long-necked' women Myanmar refugees suffer as tourism dries up Mae Prae, 32, stands near the gate of Mae Rim Long Neck Village, a privately owned village in northern Thailand where women from the Red Karen h... [4]
BANGKOK -- Sukul Sangdee, a 58-year-old community leader in a rice-growing village in Thailand's northeast, knows his fellow farmers well. Every so often, he sees unfamiliar men at a noodle shop near his house. [5]
Tea LeavesNomadic culture on the Himalayan front line Climate change, conflict and development threaten Bakarwal tribe's existence Bakarwali horses enjoy tranquility in the lush pastures near a nomadic settlement in Aru, a village in India-administer... [6]
What could be better than peace of mind? The inner sanctuary where one can find solace amidst all the troubles? Here are some spots around Thailand where visitors can seek solitude and mindful comfort during their vacation. [7]
BAGAN, Mandalay Division — At dawn, the elderly woman prepares to go to work. Hers has been a lifelong career, but she wishes it wasn’t so. [8]
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Decades after its glamorous heyday, the seaside town of Ito, Shizuoka Prefecture, is undergoing a quiet revival — thanks in part to non-Japanese residents who are buying abandoned properties, opening businesses and reshaping daily life in the once-fa
LifeFighting for life in Thailand's 'Democratic Jungle' French photographer trains her lens on country's informal economy An elderly man carries baskets of salt during the harvest at a salt farm on the way to Hua Hin, Thailand.
Just before our Toyota pick-up set off, a local middle-aged man told my friend who had organized our trip, “Sorry, I can’t join you, but our platoon commander will accompany you up there.
LifePandemic worsens plight of Thailand's 'long-necked' women Myanmar refugees suffer as tourism dries up Mae Prae, 32, stands near the gate of Mae Rim Long Neck Village, a privately owned village in northern Thailand where women from the Red Karen h
BANGKOK -- Sukul Sangdee, a 58-year-old community leader in a rice-growing village in Thailand's northeast, knows his fellow farmers well. Every so often, he sees unfamiliar men at a noodle shop near his house.
Tea LeavesNomadic culture on the Himalayan front line Climate change, conflict and development threaten Bakarwal tribe's existence Bakarwali horses enjoy tranquility in the lush pastures near a nomadic settlement in Aru, a village in India-administer
What could be better than peace of mind? The inner sanctuary where one can find solace amidst all the troubles? Here are some spots around Thailand where visitors can seek solitude and mindful comfort during their vacation.
BAGAN, Mandalay Division — At dawn, the elderly woman prepares to go to work. Hers has been a lifelong career, but she wishes it wasn’t so.
KHAO LAK, Thailand -- Hidden in the jungle of southern Thailand, shabby huts fashioned out of branches, bamboo and tarps sit on a slope. Junk-food wrappers, plastic bottles and instant coffee packets litter the ground. A foul odor hangs in the air.