Five programs that can take your office online. By Alisara Chirapongse, illustration by Temsiri Pothipattananont.

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37 Nimmandhaemin Soi 9, 053-224-949 - With an emphasis on exclusivity, it only has eight-rooms, and attracts the likes of Ananda Everingham and Pen-Ek Ratanaruang, it’s not surprising that they offer one of the more expensive beds in town. What you’re paying for is classy Indo-Siam décor and furniture, the graceful staff clad in designer uniforms and the secluded courtyard swimming pool. (read more...)

Khaoniew Thieng Khuen
Kamphangdin Rd. 053-206-229. Open Mon-Sat midnight onwards. (read more...)

Fancy frozen delights put to the test. By Mim Koletschka. (read more...)

Ask around about where to party in Chiang Mai, and the answer would be annoyingly predictable—it’s either Warm Up Café or Monkey. (read more...)

Whatever your leanings, Chiang Mai is sure to hit the spot. Text and photos by Nuttaporn Srisirirungsimakul.

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Up-and-coming short filmmaker, Nawapol Thamrongrattanarit is one of the founders of Third Class Citizen (www.thirdclasscitizen.exteen.com), a group of indie filmmakers who host free screenings of “third-class cinema,” including everything from luuk thung music videos to artsy shorts. (read more...)

Thais might be mad on Korea, but that doesn’t mean teenagers don’t keep a close eye on Japanese fashion through magazines like Cawaii! (read more...)

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I’ve been in too many films. I checked the internet the other day and they changed my name from Ananda Everingham to Ananda “Everyday.” (read more...)