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  It’s no secret that Thai food has become a favourite all over the world. Thai cuisine is known for churning out well-balanced meals that everyone can enjoy. It’s all about getting the flavour, the smell, and the colour right. A Thai-style meal doesn’t have courses. Everything is eaten together, so it’s important that all the dishes blend well and the flavours complement each other. There are four components to a proper Thai meal: dry, wet, spicy, and fresh. Image via Age Restaurant Rice Rice is a staple in Thailand. Every household makes rice for lunch and dinner. Without rice, there’s no meal, which may surprise those in the west. Everything from grilled pork to stir-fried vegetables to soups is enjoyed with rice. So, when preparing a Thai meal or ordering Thai food, make sure you order a plate of rice. The wet The wet comprises curries and soups. A Thai meal is no Thai meal without curries. These curries can be of a thick consistency or a light consistency. Usually, at  Ph...

When it comes to packing for a holiday, keeping to the allocated luggage weight restrictions can be quite tough! This is certainly true for extended trips and those looking to enjoy plenty of sightseeing and activities; additionally, you want to leave space to bring back those must-have mementoes as well as gifts for loved ones. Here are some easy to follow tips that can help in your quest to lose those pesky pounds from your total luggage weight. Find a Lightweight Yet Sturdy Bag Sometimes your bag itself can be quite heavy and add to the total weight; while finding a lightweight one is an obvious alternative, you have to ensure it is also sturdy and can stand up to the rigours of travel especially when flying. Choose your bag depending on the destination too; if your holiday includes lots of outdoor travel, a lightweight backpack may be worth considering. Check the Itinerary When Packing Before choosing clothes and items to take, check the itinerary and pack accordingly. Yes, having ...