Designed by the Bangkok-based king of exotic luxury resorts, Bill Bensley. 

Brand new on Phuket.

Sathorn Unique, the 47-story unfinished building on Charoenkrung Road dubbed “Ghost Tower” since its abandonment during the Tom Yam Kung economic crisis of 1997, has long been a drawcard for adventurous travelers. Twenty years later, Pansit Torsuwan, 46, the low-profile owner of the building, has finally come out to put a stop to trespassing on the property. With Museum Siam just unveiling an exhibition dedicated to the financial crisis, Pansit defends the tower from accusations it’s a monument to the country’s failure.

Better start training for the Spartan Race. 

Now that's a well-earned soak. 

One of the most exciting art projects of the year is Chang Chui: Thailand Tomorrow, a new creative space taking up an 11-rai plot of land in Thonburi district that’s set to open in late May. It’s the brainchild of Somchai Songwattana, 57, CEO and art director of Flynow, one of Thailand’s pioneering fashion brands. Here, he opens up about the passion behind this ambitious project.

Enjoy a little more privacy on your next beach trip. 

They're offering special opening rates through May 15.

Chanthaburi’s natural charms are matched only by exciting new happenings in its charming old town. 

Take a rowboat out on the serene wetlands of Van Long Nature Reserve in Ninh Binh before setting sail around Ha Long Bay.