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2024/11/18
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2026/10/23
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Learn Thai Through Travel is your go-to podcast for mastering Thai listening skills through immersive travel stories! 🌏✨ Whether you’re a beginner or an intermediate learner, each episode takes you on an adventure across Thailand while helping you understand Thai naturally. Learn more: https://www.patreon.com/c/learnthaithroughtravel
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114 Bangkok (B1-B2) — Cha Long: A Three-Star Award for a Family Brand
2026/10/23
📍 Bangkok.
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Two siblings from a ninety-year-old tea family set themselves a rule: no storefront until their tea had international recognition. They kept joking about when they would finally get to "chalong" (celebrate), and the joke became the brand name Cha Long, the first Thai tea brand to earn three stars from the International Taste Institute in Brussels, two years running, for a Royal Recipe Thai Tea with notes of malt, cocoa and caramel.
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Listen in Thai at a B1-B2 pace — longer sentences, connected storytelling, and natural narrative structure to build your listening stamina beyond single-clause sentences.
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Vocabulary focus: family business and legacy (ก่อตั้ง, สืบทอด, ต่อยอด), trust and standards (ไว้เนื้อเชื่อใจ, การรับรอง, เข้มงวด), and marketing language (นโยบาย, เจาะกลุ่มลูกค้า, ผลักดัน).
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🎧 Full transcript, phonetic tone guide & vocabulary breakdown: patreon.com/cw/learnthaithroughtravel
113 Bangkok (A1-A2) — Three Horses Tea: Grandpa Seng's Little Tea Shop
2026/10/20
📍 Bangkok.
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In 1936, Grandpa Seng opened a little tea-leaf shop with one rule: be honest, and if a customer doesn't like the tea, give the money back. Ninety years on, his grandchildren Gai and Tong have turned that rule into Cha Long, the first Thai tea to win a three-star Superior Taste Award in Belgium, with a new shop on Banthat Thong Road where you can taste before you buy.
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Listen in Thai at an A1-A2 pace — short, clear sentences and everyday vocabulary, great for building confidence with simple narrative Thai.
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Vocabulary focus: tea and taste words (ใบชา, รสชาติ, สีปลอม), shop and customer care (คืนเงิน, ถูกใจ, ใส่ใจ), and awards and competition (รางวัล, ให้คะแนน, ประกวด).
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🎧 Full transcript, phonetic tone guide & vocabulary breakdown: patreon.com/cw/learnthaithroughtravel
112 Surat Thani (B1-B2) — Ban's Diving Resort: Where Diving Meets Sustainability
2026/10/16
📍 Koh Tao, Surat Thani.
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In 1993, Ramindloed and her late husband Nirat left Koh Phangan to start Koh Tao's first Thai-owned dive business, and two acres of donated land turned it into Ban's Diving Resort. On an island with no official waste system, they make biogas from food scraps, crush glass for construction, and keep stingless bees, and in 2023 they ran "Spotlight Koh Tao" with twelve conservation activities, from coral restoration to coconut-husk tie-dye.
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Listen in Thai at a B1-B2 pace — longer sentences, connected storytelling, and natural narrative structure to build your listening stamina beyond single-clause sentences.
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Vocabulary focus: business and enterprise (ผู้ประกอบการ, ขยายกิจการ, รายได้เสริม), sustainability and conservation (ความยั่งยืน, บำบัดน้ำเสีย, ฟื้นฟู), and abstract nouns for values and motivation (ความอดทน, ความร่วมมือ, แรงผลักดัน).
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🎧 Full transcript, phonetic tone guide & vocabulary breakdown: patreon.com/cw/learnthaithroughtravel
111 Surat Thani (A1-A2) — Koh Tao Diving: A Small Dive Shop That Grew Up
2026/10/13
📍 Koh Tao, Surat Thani.
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More than thirty years ago, a couple opened the island's second dive shop, and the first one owned by Thais, with just ten sets of diving gear laid out near the pier. Today Ban's Diving Resort teaches in six languages and wastes almost nothing: eggshells chase away ants, coffee grounds become soap, and the farm's mangoes and dragon fruit are shared with the village.
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Listen in Thai at an A1-A2 pace — short, clear sentences and everyday vocabulary, great for building confidence with simple narrative Thai.
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Vocabulary focus: island and diving words (เกาะ, ดำน้ำ, อุปกรณ์), caring for the environment (แยกขยะ, น้ำเสีย, ปลูกปะการัง), and describing a place (เก่าแก่, มีชื่อเสียง, ครบ).
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🎧 Full transcript, phonetic tone guide & vocabulary breakdown: patreon.com/cw/learnthaithroughtravel
110 Chiang Mai (B1-B2) — Wat Ket Heritage: A Scottish Teak Family and Their Wooden Houses
2026/10/09
📍 Chiang Mai.
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More than a hundred years ago, Scottish teak merchant William Bain became the last manager of a Chiang Mai timber company and settled in Wat Ket, on the Ping River. Now his great-granddaughter Narisa is restoring one of three old wooden houses her grandfather rebuilt there, with matte paint and white linen to soften the light, a hand-woven indigo rug from Kalasin, and cowhide stools the Akha craftspeople could only make once a cow had been eaten in the village.-Listen in Thai at a B1-B2 pace — longer sentences, connected storytelling, and natural narrative structure to build your listening stamina beyond single-clause sentences.-Vocabulary focus: architecture and restoration (บูรณะ, โครงสร้าง, ยกพื้น), professions and craft (พ่อค้าไม้สัก, สถาปนิก, ช่างฝีมือ), and descriptive mood words (ซบเซา, กลมกลืน, คุ้นเคย).-🎧 Full transcript, phonetic tone guide & vocabulary breakdown: patreon.com/cw/learnthaithroughtravel
109 Chiang Mai (A1-A2) — Baan Lang Lek: A Wooden House with a Story
2026/10/06
📍 Chiang Mai.
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In the quiet riverside neighborhood of Wat Ket, a Scottish timber trader's son once bought three old wooden houses and rebuilt them here — and now his granddaughter Narisa, a designer who left for England at eleven, is restoring the first one as "Baan Lang Lek." Listen in Thai and step inside: a Lanna lantern over the stairs, a stone table from Lampang, an indigo rug from Kalasin, and wire mesh instead of glass so the breeze and the sound of leaves can come in.-Listen in Thai at an A1-A2 pace — short, clear sentences and everyday vocabulary, great for building confidence with simple narrative Thai.-Vocabulary focus: home and neighborhood words (ย่าน, ริมแม่น้ำ, บ้านไม้), family and people (หลานสาว, ชาวต่างชาติ, นักออกแบบ), and everyday life verbs (ซ่อม, เช่า, แต่งงาน).-🎧 Full transcript, phonetic tone guide & vocabulary breakdown: patreon.com/cw/learnthaithroughtravel
108 Talat Noi (B1-B2) — So Heng Tai House: An Old Chinese Mansion
2026/10/02
📍 Talat Noi.
Older than Bangkok itself — built over 250 years ago by a Hokkien merchant who once collected taxes and managed the bird's-nest trade, this nail-free Chinese mansion's central courtyard was converted into a diving school in 2004 by its 8th-generation heir, just to help pay for its own upkeep. The 9th generation still runs it today: hand-carved patterns, lucky motifs, diving lessons, and coffee, all under one very rare roof.Listen in Thai at a B1-B2 pace — longer sentences, connected storytelling, and natural narrative structure to build your listening stamina beyond single-clause sentences.Vocabulary focus: heritage and history vocabulary (ฮกเกี้ยน, ภาษี, ท่าเรือ, ตะปู), preservation vocabulary (ดูแลรักษา, เลี้ยงตัวเองได้, ซ่อมแซม), and craftsmanship/rarity vocabulary (ลวดลายแกะสลัก, หายาก).🎧 Full transcript, phonetic tone guide & vocabulary breakdown: patreon.com/cw/learnthaithroughtravel
107 Talat Noi (A1-A2) — So Heng Tai House: An Old Chinese House
2026/09/28
📍 Talat Noi.
A 250-year-old Chinese merchant's house, built without a single nail — its central stone courtyard was turned into a diving pool by the 8th-generation heir in 2004, and the 9th generation now teaches scuba lessons and runs a small cafe right there among the carved wooden beams.Listen in Thai at an A1-A2 pace — short, clear sentences and everyday vocabulary, great for building confidence with simple narrative Thai.Vocabulary focus: heritage and house words (เก่ามาก, ค้าขาย, รูปทรง, ลานหิน), modern-use words (สระว่ายน้ำ, เงิน, สอนดำน้ำ), and city-change words (เปลี่ยนเร็วมาก, ทุบทิ้ง, พิเศษ).🎧 Full transcript, phonetic tone guide & vocabulary breakdown: patreon.com/cw/learnthaithroughtravel
106 Chiang Rai (B1-B2) — Papa Pineapple Farm and Cafe: Chiang Rai's Golden Pineapple Fields
2026/09/25
📍 Chiang Rai.
Owner Anon abandoned his plan to grow grapes once he saw how much pesticide they'd need, switching instead to phu lae pineapple — now the base for Papano (a cold-pressed pineapple-and-coffee drink), an OTOP Premium-award-winning dried pineapple, and a GAP-certified, herbicide-free farm that doubles as a learning center for local farmers.Listen in Thai at a B1-B2 pace — longer sentences, connected storytelling, and natural narrative structure to build your listening stamina beyond single-clause sentences.Vocabulary focus: farming and produce vocabulary (สับปะรดภูแล, สารเคมี, ปรับวิธีปลูก, สุกเต็มที่, ยาฆ่าหญ้า), business vocabulary (แปรรูป, กดราคา, ซิกเนเจอร์), and community/sustainability vocabulary (ศูนย์เรียนรู้, ชุมชน, เติบโตไปด้วยกัน).🎧 Full transcript, phonetic tone guide & vocabulary breakdown: patreon.com/cw/learnthaithroughtravel
105 Chiang Rai (A1-A2) — Papa Pineapple Farm and Cafe: A Pineapple Farm in Chiang Rai
2026/09/21
📍 Chiang Rai.
Owner Anon planned to grow grapes — until he found out how much pesticide they'd need — so he switched to pineapples instead. His first harvest was so big he gave tons of it away for free, which led to Papano (a coffee-and-pineapple-juice mashup), an award-winning dried pineapple, and a farm that now teaches the whole village how to grow it too.Listen in Thai at an A1-A2 pace — short, clear sentences and everyday vocabulary, great for building confidence with simple narrative Thai.Vocabulary focus: farm and produce words (ไร่สับปะรด, ใช้ยา, ออกผล, สุก), health and quality words (หวาน, ปลอดภัย, สุขภาพ, รางวัล), and community words (แจกฟรี, คนในหมู่บ้าน, เติบโต).🎧 Full transcript, phonetic tone guide & vocabulary breakdown: patreon.com/cw/learnthaithroughtravel
104 Koh Samui (B1-B2) — The Rainbow Village of Mulamati: A World of Imagination
2026/09/18
📍 Koh Samui. At Taling Ngam beach, a rainbow arch leads into eight round houses that make up MULAMATI — its name blending "root chakra" and the Sanskrit word for love. Built by former New York stylist Ae Matina, who cried the day she watched kids run into the rainbow-painted shala for the first time in December 2023.
Listen in Thai at a B1-B2 pace — longer sentences, connected storytelling, and natural narrative structure to build your listening stamina beyond single-clause sentences.
Vocabulary focus: creativity and imagination (จินตนาการ, ความคิดสร้างสรรค์, ค้นพบ), founder and career language (โปรเจกต์, สไตลิสต์, ประสบการณ์), and descriptive/place vocabulary (หลงใหล, ยั่งยืน, เงียบสงบ).
🎧 Full transcript, phonetic tone guide & vocabulary breakdown: patreon.com/cw/learnthaithroughtravel
103 Koh Samui (A1-A2) — The Rainbow Village: A Home for Kids
2026/09/14
Quick note: this content matches EP.104 in the Drive folder (the A1-A2 "home for kids" version — EP.103 is actually the B1-B2 version with the fuller founder story). Here's the description for it:
📍 Koh Samui. Walk under a giant rainbow arch on the beach and find a village of round, colorful houses — a place built just for kids, with a house for singing and dancing, a kids' restaurant, a reading nook, and a big tree that watches over it all.
Listen in Thai at an A1-A2 pace — short, clear sentences and everyday vocabulary, great for building confidence with simple narrative Thai.
Vocabulary focus: village and place words (สายรุ้ง, หมู่บ้าน, ทรงกลม, สี่เหลี่ยม), feelings and reactions (หัวเราะ, ชอบ, อบอุ่น, ร้องไห้), and everyday activity words (เสื้อผ้าเด็ก, ดูแลเด็กเล็ก, วาดรูป, ตัวเอง).
🎧 Full transcript, phonetic tone guide & vocabulary breakdown: patreon.com/cw/learnthaithroughtravel
102 Kanchanaburi (B1-B2) — Kanchanaburi by Rail: One Day on the Death Railway
2026/09/11
📍 Kanchanaburi.
Board tour train 909 at 6:30am and ride the "Death Railway" — built by Asian laborers and Allied POWs in just 17 months during WWII — across the Bridge on the River Kwai, through the cliffside Tham Krasae viaduct where the train slows to 10 km/h, to the falls at Sai Yok Noi, ending with a stop at the Allied war cemetery.
Listen in Thai at a B1-B2 pace — longer sentences, connected storytelling, and natural narrative structure to build your listening stamina beyond single-clause sentences.
Vocabulary focus: journey and logistics vocabulary (รหัส, เหมาไปกลับ, แยก), WWII and wartime history (สงครามโลกครั้งที่สอง, เชลยศึก, ทุรกันดาร), and scenic/descriptive language (ลดความเร็ว, น่าตื่นเต้น, วิว).
🎧 Full transcript, phonetic tone guide & vocabulary breakdown: patreon.com/cw/learnthaithroughtravel
101 Kanchanaburi (A1-A2) — Kanchanaburi by Train: A One-Day Trip
2026/09/07
📍 Kanchanaburi.
A 6:30am train from Hua Lamphong carries you past the giant chedi at Nakhon Pathom, along the infamous "Death Railway," over the black iron Bridge on the River Kwai, through the cliffside Tham Krasae bridge, to a waterfall at Sai Yok Noi — then back past the war cemetery, all in a single day.
Listen in Thai at an A1-A2 pace — short, clear sentences and everyday vocabulary, great for building confidence with simple narrative Thai.
Vocabulary focus: travel and transport words (สถานี, ไม่แพง, สะพาน), history and wartime vocabulary (สงคราม, เสียชีวิต, สุสานทหาร), and nature words (น้ำตก, ต้นไม้, ธรรมชาติ).
🎧 Full transcript, phonetic tone guide & vocabulary breakdown: patreon.com/cw/learnthaithroughtravel
100 Nan — One Slow Day, Six Meals, No Rushing (B1-B2) | น่านหนึ่งวัน กินหกมื้อ ไม่ต้องรีบ
2026/09/04
📍 Nan. A full-day slow-life itinerary — 66-year-old pad thai made by three generations of one family, an artist-activist's home turned political art archive, sukiyaki in an 80-year-old teak house, and French food from a Bangkok chef who came home to cook with Nan's headwater-fresh ingredients.
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Listen in Thai at a B1-B2 pace — longer sentences, connected storytelling, and natural narrative structure to build your listening stamina beyond single-clause sentences.
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Vocabulary focus: descriptive food/flavor language (กลมกล่อม, เข้มข้น, สดใหม่), time-and-sequence storytelling (จากนั้น, ตั้งแต่...จนถึง), and place/heritage vocabulary (ท้องถิ่น, สะสม, ต้นน้ำ).
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🎧 Full transcript, phonetic tone guide & vocabulary breakdown: patreon.com/cw/learnthaithroughtravel
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