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The beginning of a new year always brings a special sense of renewal, and this January, Arun Thai Cooking School was filled with exactly that. From the early morning market visits to the comforting aroma of herbs simmering in our kitchen, the school came alive with students eager to cook, learn, and experience Thai culture through food. To start the year with balance and intention, we curated dishes that are refreshing, nourishing, and deeply rooted in Thai regional cuisine.

Among the many dishes introduced in our DTV cooking program, Miang stands out as one of the most enjoyable and memorable experiences for students. At first glance, Miang may appear simple, a wrap made with fresh leaves and a selection of fillings. However, once students begin preparing and assembling it themselves, they quickly discover that Miang offers much more than flavor. It provides a deeper understanding of how Thai and Southeast Asian food culture values balance, inte

Why DTV Applications Are Getting Rejected (And What You Can Do About It) More people than ever are applying for Thailand's Destination Thailand Visa (DTV), and embassies are looking much closer at Soft Power applications. Especially the ones with short or casual cultural programs. Rejections are going up, but most of them are preventable if you get the details right. Here we go over the most common reasons we see rejections happening right now, based on real embassy feedback

The Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) is a revolutionary visa for digital nomads, remote workers, and anyone who dreams of living in Thailand and loves the culture. The Destination Thailand Visa is a 5-year multiple-entry visa, and with this visa, you can stay in the Kingdom for a maximum of 180 days. You can further extend the stay by another 180 days at the immigration office in the country. In essence, this enables the visa holder to live in Thailand all-year round. If you l

Thailand attracts many people who want to stay longer than a regular tourist visit. The government created the Destination Thailand Visa to make this easier. One way to qualify is through Thai cooking classes . Here's what you need to know about getting a DTV visa in Thailand this way. What is the DTV Visa? The DTV visa in Thailand lasts five years and lets you enter multiple times. Each entry gives you 180 days in the country. You can extend your stay too. It's one of the be

Bangkok offers many things to do. You can visit temples, walk through markets, and try different foods. One activity that many people find valuable is taking a Thai cooking class. You learn skills that work in your own kitchen back home. You also learn about Thai culture in a practical way. Here are ten reasons why you might want to include this in your Bangkok trip. Understand Thai Culture Through Food Food matters to Thai people. Each dish connects to a place, a season, or