# List of magazines in Thailand

Magazines formed a major component of the Thai publishing industry in 20th century. Printed Thai-language serial publications began with The Bangkok Recorder in 1844, but it wasn't until after the abolition of absolute monarchy in 1932 that a distinct genre of magazines, as opposed to newspapers, began to form, prominently featuring fiction and lifestyle-related content. Magazine publishing experienced a boom in the late 20th century and the 2000s, diversifying into many niche titles, numbering over 400 at its peak. However, they sharply declined as a result of digital disruption in the 2010s, and many have since either converted to online-only or ceased publication entirely.

## Print magazines by genre
### Art and design

* B1 (? to 2015–2017)
* Creative Thailand (2009–?)
* Happening (2007–2015)
* iDesign (? to 2015–2017)
* Wallpaper* Thai edition (? to 2015–2017)

### Automotive

* 4Wheels (1992–present)
* Car Thailand (?–2017)
* Formula (?–?)
* Option Thailand (1981–2017)

### Business

* BrandAge (?–?)
* Manager monthly (1983–?)
* Monograph (2015–?)

### Comics and manga

* C-Kids (1994–2016)

### Celebrity gossip

* Hamburger (2002–2015)
* Hello! Thailand (2006–present)
* Maya Channel (?–present)
* Oho (2008–2015)
* Oops! (2004–2016)
* Who (2008–2016)
* Zupzip (2009–2015)

### Fashion

* Dont (2010–?)
* Harper's Bazaar Thailand (2005–present)
* Image (1988–2016)
* Kazz (?–present)
* Lips (1999–?)
* L'Officiel Thailand (2011–present)
* Vogue Thailand (2013–present)

### Film

* Bioscope (2000–2022)
* Moving Picture News (1922–1927)
* The Hollywood Reporter Thailand (2016–2017)

### Food and health

* Health & Cuisine (?–2017)
* Krua (1994–2017)
* Cheewajit (?–present)
* Sook (2014–?)

### Knowledge and general interest

* A Day (2000–?)
* A Day Bulletin (2008–?)
* Art & Culture (1979–present)
* Darunowat (1874–?)
* Muse Mag (2011–?)
* National Geographic Thailand (?–present)
* Thawi Panya (1904–1907)
* Sarakadee (1985–present)
* The Siam Pra Bheth (1897–1898)
* Way (2006–?)

### Lifestyle

* 247 (2007–?)
* BK Magazine (2005–present)
* Giraffe (2014–2017)
* Koo Sang Koo Som (1980–2017)
* Lips Love (2015–?)

### Men's

* GM (1985–?)
* GQ Thailand (2014–present)
* Lips Garçon (2015–?)
* Men's Health (2006–2017)

### Music

* Billboard Thailand (2016–2017)
* The Guitar Mag (1969–present)

### News and politics

* Matichon Weekly (1980–present)
* Manager Weekend (2008–present)
* Nation Weekend (1992–2017)

### Shelter magazines

* Baan Lae Suan (1976–present)

### Travel

* Barefoot (? to 2015–2017)

### Women's

* Cleo Thailand (1997–2019)
* Cosmopolitan Thailand (1997–2016)
* Dichan (1977–2017)
* Elle Thailand (1994–present)
* Her World Thailand (2004 to 2015–2017)
* In Magazine (2005 to 2015-2017)
* Kullastree (1970–present)
* Kunlasatri (1906–?)
* Kwanruen (1968–present)
* Lalana (1973–1995)
* Lemonade (2011–2016)
* Lips Palette (2015–?)
* Lisa (? to 2015–2017)
* Madame Figaro Thailand (?–2017)
* Marie Claire Thailand (2004–2017)
* Narirom (1906–1907)
* Ploy Kaem Petch (1992–2016)
* Praew (1978–present)
* Priew (1981–2015)
* Sakulthai (1954–2016)
* Satree Sarn (1948–1996)
* Seventeen Thailand (2002–2016)
* Sudsapda (1983–2019)
* Volume (2005–2016)
* We (? to 2015–2017)
* Women's Health (?–2017)

### Youth

* Cheeze (2006–?)
* I Like (2001–2016)