Where can I find a list of activities considered soft power in Thailand?

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Jan 3, 2025

6 days ago

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Hi :), does anyone know where I can find a list of activities that are considered soft power?

TIA 🙏

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The user is looking for a list of activities that are regarded as soft power. Commenters suggest checking the Thai visa application site or searching online. They specifically mention activities like Muay Thai and cooking classes, highlighting specific venues that facilitate these experiences.

Tod *********

5 days ago

Christopher ********

Muay Thai or Cooking classes ... Fight EVO360 Thailand - Thepprasit Boxing Stadium has all the documents and makes the process easy.

5 days ago

Fontaine **************

Yes, on the Thai visa application site. Or just Google it🙌

6 days ago

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Fontaine **************

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