Flights to Bangkok

About Bangkok

Bangkok is popular for its vibrant street life, glamour, and rich heritage lifestyle. Thailand is the capital city and also the trading center situated beside the Chao Phraya River. Bangkok is popular for its illustrious skyscrapers and museums, as well as for its popular markets and street foods. Bangkok is the home of the grand temples, and Bangkok is the main gateway to many parts of Thailand.

Famous Places to explore in Bangkok

Admire the beauty of the Grand Palace.

This admirable beauty of the grand palace is one of the historic attractions to explore. The palace has the most decent structure and is spectacular, which would put more initiative into the beauty of the palace.

Wat Pho

This temple was built on the orders of King Rama I, and it is one of the oldest in Bangkok. Thus, it's also recognized as a healing place, and centuries ago, it was a pharmacy hub. Therefore, Thailand's first university was established by King Rama III.

China Town

China Town is a large and vibrant area broadly known for its local street market. The place is quite calm and peaceful during the day, and at night it is the opposite. This Chinese town has been a prominent landmark where you can eat authentic Chinese cuisine.

Chatuchak weekend market

This weekend market is such a sophisticated market all over the world, with around 15,000 shops. There are all shops arranged in the five sections, separated from each other. You can purchase here several items, such as antiques, cosmetics, and consumer electronics, at affordable prices.

Asiatique

Asiatique is a small, famous hub that includes a mall and a night bazaar. In earlier times, this place was an international port. Asiatique now has more than 1,500 boutiques from which you can purchase gifts for your loved ones.

Lumpini Park

This Lumpini Park is the perfect picnic spot. With benches and walking paths, there is a large, diverse flora and fauna. This is a family-friendly park to visit.

Bangkok Museums

If you are the one who wants to explore Thai domestic art, then you must visit the Bangkok Museum. These include Chinese weapons, khon masks, decorative arts, textiles, and precious stones. This museum can also be used as a funeral hall.

Victory Monuments

The victory monuments in Bangkok are also commemorative. This is the story of the bloodless revolution that led Thailand to perpetuate its identity in some of its disputed areas on the Indo-China borders.

Damnoen Saduak Floating Market

Damnoen Saduak Floating Market on the canal flowing alongside the popular tourist spot. Whereas in this market, you will be able to see many of the local vendors selling their products, including fruit, vegetables, flowers, and other items.

Wat Arun

Wat Arun has major traits in the Bangkok temples; it is also situated beside the Chao Phraya River. It is an ancient temple established in the Ayutthaya period and derives its name from the Hindu sun god "Aruna.”

Democracy Monument

This democratic monument stands out for its dramatic symbolism and superb construction. It is used to connect many of the cities from the center point. It is the most attractive monument in Bangkok; it is used to indicate a symbol of modern Thai history and revolutions. Alongside this is the memorial to honor the Siamese revolution of 1932.

List of Popular Things in Bangkok to Do:

Thai Massage

Street Food

Shopping Malls

Nightlife

Public Transport

Sky Bars

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Asiatique Ferris Wheel

Lumpini park

Chao Phraya River

Grand Palace

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