Thailand’s Queen Mother Sirikit, who supervised royal projects to help the rural poor, preserve traditional craft-making and ...

Thai citizens have been asked to wear dark tones and curtail celebratory public events. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read ...

Retail shops across Thailand are struggling to meet the demand for black outfits and muted wardrobes as people enter into mourning for the death Queen Mother Sirikit. It’s a result of two converging ...

Following Queen Sirikit's death, mourners took to the streets of Thailand and gathered around the Grand Palace in Bangkok. A ...

The royal, who died earlier this month aged 93, owned an incredible archive of pieces – including some particularly ...

In public spaces from streets to sky trains, Thais can be seen donning black or darker colours over the past few days. Read ...

Aussie travellers heading to Thailand have been warned the country will mourn the death of Queen Mother Sirikit for one year.

Pattaya’s annual fireworks festival will proceed with adjustments, honouring the Queen Mother during the official mourning period.

Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport isn’t just a travel hub; it is a stunning showcase of Thailand’s spiritual and cultural roots.

Before the fireworks display begins, attendees will observe a one-minute silence to pay tribute to the late Queen Mother.The special fireworks segment, entitled 'The Light of Eternal Loyalty', will ...

His Majesty the King has granted permission for mourners to pay their respects before the body of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit The Queen Mother at the Dusit Maha Prasat Throne Hall in the Grand Palace ...