the Thai King’s estranged son made merit by releasing 1,000 fish into the Chao Phraya River along the pier of a famed temple. But such acts can have tragic consequences. In 2021, when people ...

She has been working at PEOPLE since 2017. All four monks at a small Buddhist temple in northern Thailand were defrocked after reportedly failing drug tests. The monks, which included an abbot ...

However, Thailand offers much more. Its northern parts are home to majestic Buddhist temples, heritage sites, ancient culture, karst cliffs, tropical jungles, animal sanctuaries, and awesome ...

Set in Thailand, we’ve already seen characters from this beloved HBO show visit Buddhist temples, release snakes ... mixture that includes lime juice, fish sauce, birds eye chilis, and dried ...

A video circulated, showing a member of Hindu outfit making a case before the fish sellers for shutdown of shops, citing proximity to temple. Delhi's Chittaranjan Park, also known as mini Kolkata ...

IMAGE: A fish seller at his shop in Chittranjan Park, New Delhi amid shutdown threat. Photograph: ANI Photo Incredulous, some of the shopkeepers claimed they were the ones who built the temple in ...

Some Buddhist temples in Thailand are extremely wealthy because their followers donate large amounts as a way of making religious merit.

Yes No Chiang Mai in northern Thailand is a welcome reprieve from the commotion of Bangkok. Here, you'll be treated to beautiful, mountainous landscapes and an Old City full of historical temples ...

"Around four or five days ago, a few people came and told us that we had to shut down our shops because we cannot sell fish near a temple," Das said. Ashok Bose, the vice-chairman of the EPDP ...

As well as the ecological impact, authorities are concerned about the threat it poses to the Thai fish-farming industry, one of the country’s most crucial sources of income. A Thai court agreed ...

It's all fun and games on Instagram until you post a partially naked photo of yourself in front of a sacred Thai temple and get arrested. That's how the saying goes, at least for U.S. tourists and ...