Thai Ladies

Thai ladies are  quite tender and gentle by  nature.Thai ladies are always  smiling and hence the name "The Land of Smiles". The lovely smile of the ladies in Thailand reflect good spirit of the poeple in general and happiness around. Since Bangkok is a hub of fashion, most of the Thai ladies always look stylish and are a treat to the eyes.It’s amazing how many  ladies in  their 50s and 60s still wear jeans and look incredible good doing so.


Thai ladies in each region have different appearance and characters.

Bangkokian Lady

Bangkokian Ladies are the most stylish,independant girls with light complextion. Most of them have a Chinese descent background.

Northern Thailand is known as the ‘Region of Beautiful Women and the Ladies here have lighter complexions and are known for their sweet temperament.

Southern ladies have the darkest skin tone with large eyes.They are known for their strong character or being quite spicy.

North Eastern Ladies have an attractive honey tanned- skin tone with the over high cheekbones.According to her beauty and physique.Issarn lady is considered the most attractive to any nationality

North Eastern Lady

Northern Lady

Southern Lady

SAWASDEE KA :-)

I love the "wai"  : Thai greeting

In Western countries people say hello and shake hands.In Thailand we  wai accompanied by a very pleasant "sawadee ka" or "sawadee krap".  It is the most warm, friendly and welcoming greeeting  on earth

How to Wai?  

We place the palms and fingers of both our hands together as in a prayer position in the center of our bodies while bending your head down toward your hands. Keep your fingers close together. Wai is pronounced like the word "why" in English.

Who should we Wai?  The wai is a mark of respect for position and age. For Thais, different levels of the closed hands can show different degrees of respect. The higher the joined hands are held in relation to the face is an indication or more respect or reverence .As a rule, if someone wai you, you should always wai back. However, it is not considered correct to wai children or to wai someone who is thanking you for your patronage. 

Beside Greeting The 'Wai' is also used for

1) Thank you

2) Good Bye 

3) Apologize

4) Praying to the Buddha

In *general* as a tourist it isn't necessary to wai anyone, but to smile and nod respectfully in return.