Bangkok, Thailand

Wat Arun Ratchawararam Ratchawaramahawihan

“One of Bangkok’s most recognizable temples, famous for its porcelain-covered spires overlooking the river. Best time: Late afternoon into sunset. Take the short ferry across the river after visiting the Grand Palace.”

Wat Pho

“Wat Pho is one of Bangkok’s oldest and most important Buddhist temple complexes, located just south of the Grand Palace. It is internationally recognised for its immense Reclining Buddha, its rich collection of murals and chedis, and as the historic birthplace of traditional Thai massage in Thailand.”

Grand Palace

Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya

“Ayutthaya was the capital of the Kingdom of Siam from 1351 to 1767 and one of the world’s largest and wealthiest cities before it was destroyed by the Burmese army. Today, it’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site filled with impressive temple ruins, giant Buddha statues, and ancient palaces.”

Khlong Lad Mayom Floating Market

Lumphini Park

ตลาดโบราณ เมืองโบราณ

“Not really worth visiting, it’s just a touristic attraction of REPLICAS of prominent buildings and monuments. ”

Yaowarat (Chinatown)

“Top street food destination in the world! Don’t be afraid to try as long as it’s cooked in front of you. Fresh fruits, fish, noodles, pork whatever you can imagine is there! ”

Chatuchak Weekend Market

“One of the world’s largest markets with over 15,000 stalls. Also has street food. ”

Doktoh Dim Sum Yaowarat

“Best dim sum ever! ”

Chinatown Night Market

Yaowarat Old Market

BAD POUTINE

Watergate Night Market

Caturday Cat Cafe

ASOK PETHOUSE CAT CAFE

Thong Lo

“The city’s trendiest neighborhood. This is where many locals in their 20s and 30s go for drinks. ”

Sukhumvit 11 Alley

“A lively mix of: * Rooftops * Cocktail bars * Clubs * International crowd It’s a good choice if you want to start with dinner and end up dancing without traveling far.”

ROYAL CITY AVENUE (RCA)

“Bangkok’s main nightclub district.”

Khao San Road

“Khao San Road is a famous street in Bangkok, Thailand, known as a lively hub for backpackers, nightlife, street food, and budget travel. Once a quiet rice market, it has grown into one of the city’s most recognizable tourist districts, attracting visitors from around the world while serving as a gateway to nearby historic landmarks.”

The Stranger Bar (House of Drag Queens)

“One of Bangkok’s best-known LGBTQ+ bars.”

House of HEALS

“This is the top recommendation if you’re looking for a modern drag show.”

Nana Plaza

“Bangkok’s most famous adult entertainment complex, and it’s one of the city’s three main red-light districts, alongside Soi Cowboy and Patpong. ”

Soi Cowboy

“It’s a 150-meter-long pedestrian-friendly street packed with neon lights, go-go bars, and a few regular bars. Despite its reputation, many tourists visit simply to experience the atmosphere and take in the iconic neon-lit street (photos are generally fine outside, but not inside the bars).”

Once Upon A Thai Wellness and Spa (Ratchadamri)

“Quite expensive ”

So Thai Spa

Ruan Mai Sak Thong Health Massage

SAANTI Thai Massage Songwat

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