Food
The most popular Thai food dish worldwide.
What is Pad Thai?
This city translates to "City of Angels"
What is Bangkok?
This iconic riverside temple in Bangkok, named after the Hindu god of dawn is associated with King Taksin after the fall of Ayutthaya.
What is Wat Arun?
In Thai culture, this belief system dictates that good deeds in this life lead to merit in the next.
What is Karma?
A popular dish made with basil and pork
What is Pad Krapow?
A coastal city known for nightlife and beaches
What is Pattaya?
The materials commonly used to make the floating baskets (krathongs) in traditional Thai culture.
What are banana leaves/stalks?
In Thai culture, this body part is considered the most sacred
What is the head?
This Thai herb is used in many dishes to give a citrusy and aromatic flavor, often chopped into curries, soups, and marinated with meats.
What is lemongrass?
This northern Thai city is famous for temples and mountains.
What is Chiang Mai?
This unique pink temple west of Bangkok is wrapped by a massive dragon sculpture that visitors can climb, symbolizing the journey from hell to heaven.
What is Wat Samphran (the Dragon Temple)?
Bangkok temple known for the Emerald Buddha
What is Wat Phra Kaew?
This sweet treat is traditionally served during the peak harvest season of its namesake fruit, between April and June.
What is mango sticky rice?
Southern city that’s a gateway to nearby islands like Phi Phi
What is Phuket?
Thailand’s famous water festival celebrated in April
What is Songkran?
Whistling at night is believed to attract these
What are spirits?
Often topped with green onions, corn, or taro, these small, dome-shaped Thai treats are commonly sold as a breakfast snack or night market treat.
What is Kanom Krok (coconut-rice pancakes)?
Park with floating bungalows on Cheow Lan Lake
What is Khao Sok National Park?
The first Thai kingdom, established by chieftains overthrowing Khmer rulers in 1238, according to tradition.
What is Sukhothai?
Meaning "to float," this festival involves releasing lotus-shaped baskets on rivers to honor the water goddess.
What is Loy Krathong?