Following the first Sermon: Asalha Puja during the epidemic
During this Asalha Puja, one monk takes off his saffron and wears a PPE suit
Sayan Chuenudomsavad
A documentary photographer residing in Bangkok, Thailand. Immersive and vibrant, his images capture and tell stories of everyday people living alongside the challenges of development, environment, and social changes in the Mekong region.
Battling odds to revive the ‘Nai Hoy’s way’ amid Rasi Salai upheaval
Raising buffalos in Bung-Tham forest reflects how the villagers there are dependent on the forest’s
Rock salt and the circle of life at the Songkhram River
Smoke from burning firewood and the steam of salt from stoves have been a familiar scene at Bor
Laos’ World Heritage gem under dam development threat
The world’s cultural promotion organisation UNESCO has requested a new social impact assessment for the
Muay Thai is back to the ring
It has been allowed to resume the business since the Coronavirus restriction relaxation in Phase
New (not) Normal
The week has started with change; from abnormality to a “New Normal” way of living
The Day in Photos: Bangkok in masks in time of Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19)
Bangkokians are stepping up their protection against the Coronavirus as the city has observed a
Thabawseik at Dawn: the fishing village of Tanintharyi
29km away from the capital of Myanmar’s Tanintharyi Region, Dawei, an earth track sneaks through
Boten: the “Resurrection” of the Ghost Town
2002. Laos’ border town in the North next to China named Boten was once a
Fighting the Death for temple tigers
Veterinarians are racing against time to save tigers seized from Tiger Temple as criticism grows
New Cambodian dam poses threat to the Mekong’s rare Irrawaddy Dolphins
Mekong advocates fear the dam would degrade the dolphins’ habitats, challenging their survival Shortly after