1st place to visit in Bangkok, so elegant and beautiful - I've even seen it several times. The complex has 3 sections to visit. Proper clothes required: covered shoulders and long pants or skirt.
24hr flower and vegetable markets. Blossoms everywhere you walk - so fresh. Just walk around in the flower street. Busiest at night until early morning.
The best evening street food venues are here. Since the 90's until now, always likely to have nice food here. From 6pm to 2am. Don't forget old markets in the alley between the main street, too.
Known also as the Temple of the Reclining Buddha - 46m long, 15m high. Also the first Thai massage school, just next to the Grand Palace. THB 100 fee.
Cannot imagine what people see of the Bangkok view from here - fabulous! The man-made mountain with the golden pagoda on top is scenic.
Discover the white pagoda inside - You can climb up and climb inside. See the turtle's mountain, name given by lots of turtles living in the area of the man-made mountain, so nice!
3 temples to visit at this temple of dawn. Stunning view from the river upon sunset. Pagoda made with porch-lain from China and the 2 giant guards standing in front of the main gate is also signature!
Talat Phlu, or Talad Phlu, is a community & marketplace by the Klong Bangkok Yai in Thon Buri District. Over 200 years old, famous for authentic Thai street foods. Recommend going no later than 3-4pm.
This hidden temple is not that popular for tourists, BUT the stunning chapel and mural inside will make you stop and freeze. The giant swing landmark in front is not to be missed as well.
This place is not just for shopping but also for eating traditional Thai from local vendors from all popular places. Demonstrates local living, lifestyle, eating and a floating market... Love this!
Floating weekend market near BKK full of nature-ambiance along the canal - local traditional snacks, handcrafted items sold all along the market. Spending 3-4 hrs will not be boring at all.
Nicknamed "lung of Bangkok" and nominated Best Urban Oasis in Asia by Time Asia. Green tourist attraction near Bangkok with lots of activities like bicycling, rain forest trekking & floating markets.
A museum park constructed by individuals to collect all historical landmarks over the Thailand Kingdom in one place. Ancient Siam is dubbed as the world's largest outdoor museum.
The Erawan Shrine in Bangkok or 'Saan Phra Phrom' may be small, but is known for its big, free traditional dance performances often seen here. Locals stop on the way to pray or give thanks for favors.
A natural and simple floating canal market. It is unbelievable there is a floating market in Bangkok. A lot of local food to choose from, including many kinds of souvenirs. Open weekends: 9am-3pm.
One of Bangkok's major markets and is Thailand's largest clothing market. Next to the main BKK shopping area of SiamSquare.
A popular market, both Thai and foreign, because the goods are inexpensive and it's open on weekends. Friday night until Saturday morning. It's a time to shop the wholesale price.
Delicious food, cheap clothes, and a collection of cute home decor. Perfect for strolling or spending time with family or friends. Best to go by MRT transit.
The center of Bangkok shopping - Siam Paragon, Siam Discovery, Siam Center, MBK, Central World Center or its self, Siam Square. Also the interchange station for BTS skytrain.
The original street night market in Bangkok, also well known as a red-light district together. Souvenirs, t-shirts, fake/copy brands are also found here. Late night shopping.
A Bangkok river nights out area with markets, restaurants, activities for friend and family friendly Long river walk with the view Opened from 5pm - midnight free shuttle boat from BTS Saphan Taksin
