One of very few restaurants where I prefer capturing the moment with my soul than my camera. Book way in advance. Food is nice. Service could be better though.
If you ever get to Bangkok. You must stay at the Babylon. Very luxurious and affordable.
Watch out farang!! Double pricing!!! Wtf :( beer starts at 160 so go to taksura or cosmic down the street.
Bangkok's commercial district or 'Wall Street' with all its skyscrapers wherein corporate and financial institution resides.
Dress code for Grand Palace : No shorts, no sleeveless tops/vests, no sandals/open shoes. Shoes must be removed before entering the temples
walking through the very lively and densely populated Chinatown to explore way of life and the Chinese heritage. There are many goods and much more food waiting for you to taste
One of the oldest and largest temples in Bangkok, it was built by King Rama 1,200 years ago as a site for public education. Courses in traditional Thai massage are conducted here.
Wat Phra Kaew is regarded as the most sacred Buddhist temple in Thailand. Inside this temple you will find the most sacred statute of The Emerald Buddha (Phra Phuttha Maha Mani Rattana Patimakon).
One of the most attractive temples in Thailand. Wat Arun is considered one of the most well known of Thailand's many landmarks.
the largest of its kind in Southeast Asia, contains an 18th Century palace and a group of historically important buildings housing Thailand's artistic treasures from neolithic times to the present.
See the park from a paddle boat (40 THB per 30 min) and greet the giant lizards that casually stroll across the grass lawns and spend the heat of the day swimming in the lake in the parks center.
The shops up and down this neighbourhood's small streets including household goods, toy and assorted gifts. You'll also find many gold shops as well as traditional Chinese restaurant.
I'm so sure that everyone loves this place. Everything you want, Find it here! No idea for meeting your friends, Visit here! Wanna spend money til you are broke, Come here!! Enjoy!!! \(><)/
It popular with young lovers. Recently, the old railroad golf course adjacent to the park's north end was turned into a public park, with tennis courts and soccer fields available for anyone to use.
The museum houses 50 or so beautifully designed and ornate longboats. The museum is open daily from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm and is located on the banks of Khlong Bangkok Noi near Phra Prinklao Bridge.
Whilst around Lumpini Park, do not miss your chance of an auspicious visit to the famous Erawan Shrine, where good fortune can be asked for by lighting candles. Read more.
Great market, not the chepeast but one of the largest, cleanest in bangkok. Offers high quality, produce, meats, seafood, and fruits.
Vegetable mataba, roti with tandoori chicken, indian curry, banana&chocolate mataba ... *yummy*
opens from late afternoon til late at night. many clubs, pubs and restaurents. not very authentic thai food but if u like the crowd then come enjoy it for the night.
opens from late afternoon til late at night. many clubs, pubs and restaurents. not very authentic thai food but if u like the crowd then come enjoy it for the night.
If it's a sunny day, just rent a kayak at 800 baht for the whole day and go wherever you want. Bring your mask and reach by your own secluded beaches and coral spots to snorkel.
If there is any Hell, it is definitely on Phi Phi Don island. Used to be Paradise, but now…
Great place for tanning and swimming in the clear waters because the seabed is not very rocky. there's a lot of tourists though, can be quite crowded.
Northen beanch in Phi Phi island. White sand, nature saunds, cristal clear see. Beautiful
This is one awesome party place! Entrance is 100 baht on weekdays and 200 baht on weekends, but comes with 1 drink/100 baht. After that most cocktails and beers go for 100 THB.
Ask your tour driver to leave you there and pick you up on way back from other sites instead. We spent all day there and skipped several other tour stops for it. So beautiful!
The Black House or ‘Baan Dam,’ built by Thawan Duchanee is a collection of almost forty monuments which are home to Duchanee’s extensive collection of weird taxidermy and bones.
Tucked away in the mountains at 3,520 feet (1,056 meters).The temple is reached by a staircase with 300 steps, flanked by a NAGA balustrade on both sides.
Visit the temple to the left rear of the main entrance to see the main attraction and amazingly intricate wall murals and painting.
The 86-metre Wat Chedi Luang is built in the 15th century and restored to its former glory in 1992. If you are interested, you can chat with the monks about Buddhist teachings from 9am-6pm daily.
