M1 Fringe Festival is just around the corner, and we spoke to the local director and performer about her newest show.

Why your favorite cocktail should always be stirred, never shaken. 

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Go on an unplugged holiday at your very own floating bungalow on the Mekong River. There are no pesky neighbors to speak of either.

Bye bye cramped little desks. This one is in a historic shophouse on Keong Saik, with five new restaurants to unwind at after work.

After working as an acting coach on a number of hit movies like Pee Mak, Dear Dakanda and Fan Chan, Rossukon “Kru Ngor” Kongket, 35, has now entered the world of directing. She speaks to BK about her career journey, including her upcoming stage play Hom Rong The Musical (with Theerawat Sung Anuwatudom), which will open in early 2015, and her plans for a solo show.

This week in local music.

From trampolines to dim sum to potlucks

Yes, Kazakhstan! The world’s largest land-locked country has many treasures from the stunning mountain ranges to the shy but friendly locals and the horseback riding across the arid plains. 

The Bali Spirit Festival is back and will gather the world’s top yoga instructors for five days of yoga workshops and meditation. 

The super luxe and antique-forward The Siam hotel in Bangkok is getting into the CNY spirit by throwing in a third night free.