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March in Thailand is a vibrant tapestry of festivals and events that showcase the nation's rich cultural heritage, musical diversity, and traditional practices. From lively music festivals on sun-kissed beaches to serene ceremonies in historic temples, there's something for every traveler. Here are some of the must-visit festivals in March 2025:

26 Vietnamese dishes have made it to the list of the 100 best street foods in Southeast Asia for 2025, selected and announced by the world's leading culinary guide, TasteAtlas, in mid-February. Alongside familiar favorites like pho and banh mi, other Vietnamese dishes such as bun dau mam tom, chao long, bo bia, and banh ran also secured a spot, highlighting the diversity and richness of Vietnamese street food. Let’s take a look at the Vietnamese dishes on the list!

The Ministry of Tourism and Sports has introduced the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC), also known as the "TM.6 online" system, designed to streamline and simplify the entry procedures for tourists and travelers arriving in Thailand. This new system aims to make the process faster and more efficient, reducing the need for physical paperwork and long queues at the airport. For more detailed information on how to use the TDAC system, please continue reading below!

The world’s largest travel advice platform, TripAdvisor, recently announced the winners of its "Travelers' Choice Awards Best of the Best 2025". These awards, based on the quality and quantity of traveler reviews and ratings, recognize the top 1% of listings on TripAdvisor. The awards are divided into 5 main categories: Destinations, Experiences, Beaches, Hotels, and Restaurants. Three major cities in Vietnam—Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Hoi An—were recognized in several prestigious categories.

Banana Beach, located on the stunning island of Phuket, Thailand, has officially entered TripAdvisor's Best Beaches 2025 list. This beach ranked second in the world and first in Asia, affirming its position among the top international beach destinations.

Located in Vinh Long province, in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta, the brick-making village of Mang Thit is known as the "kingdom of bricks" in the region. With a history of over 100 years, this red-brick village offers an authentic experience of rural life and traditional brick-making techniques, passed down from generation to generation. Without further ado, let’s discover the picturesque charm of this unique village!