Posts in category Features

Being an artist is a privilege. That’s the long and short of it according Tom Pugh, oil painter extraordinaire. Prim and Shells tracked him down …

Visual art knows no boundaries, from a spray of graffiti to a mosaic of the Mona Lisa made of liquorice allsorts, there’s something for everyone. …

More than 75% of our home waste is recyclable. Most of us in this day and age of plastic pollution awareness are prone to being …

Body scanning! We are all use to the concept of body scanning at the airport, but 3D “scanning” is now a growing trend in the …

Mark Bibby Jackson leaves the royal comforts of Hua Hin to visit one of Thailand’s finest caves and stumbles upon a rare natural beauty. Upon …

From mystical abilities to altered food flavours, and atomic-bomb qualities when heated, as a chef I have heard it all, when it comes to myths …

Thailand’s capital has an amazing skyline, especially at night. AsiaLIFE suggests some top vantage points for taking in the spectacle and enjoying a drink or …

Soontreeya Resort: the perfect base for discovering Koh Lanta When it comes to ticking the boxes for a mixed bag of cultural delights, Soontreeya is …

With the destruction of many of the beachfront bars and restaurants in Phuket, The Cove brings a welcome relief. By Jonny Edbrooke. Photos provided by …

How to Get Ready for Race Day – Melbourne Cup Inspiration By: Alicia McKenzie/Stylecoach Asia It was time to make our annual Australian trip back …