Velvet Partner Spotlight - Cafe Kabul
Looking for authentic Indian cuisine near home?
We would like to recommend Cafe Kabul, a popular Indian restaurant in Nonthaburi, conveniently located close to Nichada Thani.
✨ Why Cafe Kabul
- Authentic Indian flavors with aromatic spices
- Wide selection of dishes, including vegetarian options
- Cozy and welcoming atmosphere, perfect for families and friends
- Easy access, just minutes from the estate
🎖️ Exclusive Privilege for Velvet Partners
Velvet Partner members are entitled to a 15% discount as a special privilege when dining at Cafe Kabul.
(Please present your Velvet card to enjoy this benefit.)
If you’re looking to enjoy a flavorful Indian meal nearby, Cafe Kabul is definitely worth a visit!
Thai Cultural Insight: Makha Bucha Day
Makha Bucha Day is one of the most significant days in the Buddhist calendar, commemorating a remarkable event during the Buddha’s lifetime and reflecting the core principles of Buddhism.
In 2026, Makha Bucha Day falls on Tuesday, 3 March 2026, and is recognized as a public holiday in Thailand. Government offices, banks, and many organizations will be closed (private sector policies may vary). Makha Bucha Day takes place on the full moon of the third lunar month and is also known as the “Fourfold Assembly Day.” On this occasion in the Buddha’s time, four extraordinary events occurred simultaneously:
- 1,250 monks gathered spontaneously without prior arrangement.
- All had been directly ordained by the Buddha.
- All were arahants (enlightened disciples).
- The Buddha delivered the Ovada Patimokkha sermon, outlining the fundamental principles of Buddhist practice.
Throughout the day, Buddhists make merit by offering alms, listening to sermons, observing precepts, and practicing meditation. In the evening, temples across the country hold candlelight processions, where participants walk three times around the ordination hall holding flowers, incense, and candles in homage to the Buddha, the Dharma (teachings), and the Sangha (monastic community).
Makha Bucha Day is not only a public holiday but also a meaningful opportunity for reflection, mindfulness, and the continuation of Thailand’s rich Buddhist traditions.
Thailand officially enters summer season on Sunday February 22, 2026
Thailand has officially entered the summer season on Sunday, February 22, 2026, with temperatures forecast to rise up to 43°C in some areas.
Upper Thailand is already experiencing temperatures above 35°C as hot air masses settle across the region. Early in the season, clashes between remaining cool air and rising heat may trigger thunderstorms, strong winds, and isolated hail, followed by brief temperature drops before heat intensifies again. The 2026 summer is expected to last until mid-May, with mid-March to April predicted to be hotter than last year.
Residents are advised to:
- Avoid prolonged outdoor activities between 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
- Stay hydrated and monitor signs of heatstroke
- Remain alert for storms and fire hazards during dry conditions
For updates, visit the Thai Meteorological Department website: https://www.tmd.go.th/en/ or call the 24-hour hotline 1182.
NFR UPDATE – Class of March 2026
Nichada Fitness & Recreation – Group Class Schedule Update
more Information Please Contact Nichada Fitness & Recreation Fitness.
Email: nfrgym@nichada.com
Phone Number: 02-001-0202
Ex. NICC (180) / N1N2 (227) / East Club (270)
5 Warning Signs to Stop Exercising Immediately
While exercise is essential for health, pushing your body too hard when it’s not ready can be dangerous. Here are 5 warning signs that indicate you should stop working out right away:
- Palpitations or Irregular Heartbeat: Feeling like your heart is fluttering or skipping a beat.
- Chest Pain or Tightness: Any Sharp pain or pressure in the chest area.
- Shortness of Breath: Difficulty breathing or gasping for air intermittently.
- Dizziness or Lightheadedness: Feeling faint or losing balance and consciousness.
- Excessive Sweating: Sweating profusely or abnormally compared to your usual intensity.
If you experience even one of these symptoms, stop exercising immediately and rest until you feel normal. These signs may be caused by lack of sleep, insufficient calorie intake, overexertion, extreme weather, or dehydration. To exercise effectively, listen to your body and do not push beyond your limits.
Donate This month of love
We are reaching the final stages of our donation drive. The last day to contribute is 28 February 2026
What you no longer need may become a meaningful gift for someone in need.Items Accepted Toys and Sport Equipment Donation Drop-Off Centers: NICC, N1N2 and East Club.
For more information
Email: nfrgym@nichada.com
Phone Number: 02-001-0202
Ex. NICC (180) / N1N2 (227) / East Club (270)