Discover the beauty of Bangkok
This is a city of contrasts at every turn where the familiar and the exotic collide. This City of Angels is the ultimate cultural hub for travelers looking to experience collusion of the eclectic traditional with a familiar modern flare.
Best of Bangkok (In two days) - first day
This is first day of our tour in Bangkok. You will discover the best things to do in this beautiful city of contrasts. Busy streets, magnificent temples and palaces of Thailand's capital, here we come!
Best of Bangkok (In two days) - second day
Tired after first day in Bangkok? Nothing could be further from the truth! We have still a lot of places to see in this vibrant city. Let’s go.
Su san farang, Bangkok
You are invited to the discovery of a less known protestant, then christian and also jewish graveyard, where the first westerners to have established business relationships in the early Bang-Kok rest in peace. This is a short trip from Saphan Taksin bridge, ending with a relaxing stop at the Ramada Plaza Hotel garden & pool a/o a tour in the new Asiatique the Riverfront night bazaar and entertainment venue. Best time to visit, if you wish to enjoy the latter place is then afternoon.
Grand Royal Palace
Built by King Phra Phutthayotfa Chulalok (known as Rama I) who was also the founder of the current royal dynasty, this palace used to house the royal court until 1925. Today, most of it serves as a museum and is open to the public. The palace is, in fact, a large complex of buildings. There are man
Wat Pho
The Temple of Reclining Buddha is in the highest ranks of importance of Thai temples - a royal temple. It was built by King Rama I and it is a place where some of his ashes are buried. During the reign of Rama III, it was renovated and enlarged. The temple complex is filled with golden Buddha statue
Khaosan Road
Visit the backpackers' Mecca constructed in 1892, where the tourists from all over the world come for the nightlife, shopping and dining experience. It is a must-see for its incredible buzz where you can not only enjoy the diversity of tourists and observe the everyday interactions of locals durin
Wat Arun Ratchawararam Ratchawaramahawihan
This Buddhist temple is named after the Hindu god Aruna, a personification of the glow of the rising sun. The temple dates back to the 17th century, however, its characteristic colorful spires were added during the reign of King Rama II in the 19th century. They are decorated with Chinese porcelain
Temple of the Emerald Buddha - Wat Phra Kaew
The most sacred Buddhist temple is located within the Grand Palace precincts. The construction started when King Rama I moved the capital to its present location in Bangkok in 1785. The holy buildings of the temple are beautifully decorated and contain statues and pagodas. The temple takes its nam
China town
Chinatown is one of the oldest districts in Bangkok, famous for its signature food, as well as a uniquely bustling atmosphere. Come after the sun sets if you want to really enjoy the vibrant street-side cuisine and the energy of this place. While strolling around, you'll find many restaurants, stal
Chatuchak Market
Operating since 1942, the largest market in Thailand boasts over 15,000 stalls divided into 27 sections. It's a popular market for both tourists and locals, so prepare for the crowds. Here you can get unique items and souvenirs such as amulets, books, decorations or clothes. Look for secular arts a
Wat Ratchapradit
Built by King Rama IV in the 19th century, the temple has eight carved stone pillars and a nicely decorated exterior and interior. The main highlight of your visit is the main ordination hall with its marvelous wall paintings depicting royal ceremonies and significant events of the King's life.
Wat Ratchanaddaram
This Buddhist temple is also called the Loha Prasat, which means metal castle or metal monastery. It's named after its metal towers that make it the only one of its kind in the world. The temple boasts 37 metal spires that represent the 37 Buddhist virtues. The Wat was meant to be a copy of a simil
Wat Saket
Built on a steep artificial hill, the Buddhist temple is also known as the Golden Mount. Constructed by King Rama I, the huge golden chedi is home to Buddha relics and it is now one of the symbols of Bangkok. Climb the steps to the cupola and take in the magnificent panoramic views. The chedi also
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