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5 Best Things to do with Kids in Bangkok – The best of kid-friendly attractions in Bangkok

Bangkok is packed with a variety that you will have a tough time deciding the best and most suitable places to visit with young children. Below are some of the best places to acquaint children with different cultures and entertain them as well.

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The Grand Palace

A trip to Wat Pho to visit The Grand Palace is a must and is one of the main attractions in Bangkok. As the name suggests the Palace is indeed grand! It's exquisite and very ornate in decorations with many precious gems and gold adorning the palace. It used to be the king's residence and at one time the centre of government. The Palace grounds stretch up to 214,000 sq meters and children will love to explore the vast surroundings. A free English audio tour is available at 10.00 am.

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Boat ride on the Chao Phraya River

The Chao Phraya river flows through Bangkok and its many canals. The river is an integral part of Bangkok and many people depend on it for their livelihoods. Almost 50,000 people travel to work daily via the river ferry. Take a boat trip with the family to get a real feel of the capital city. The high-rise apartments, the glistening temple tops, to the wooden shacks. Engage in the stark contrasts of a richly diverse city.

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Sealife Bangkok

Sealife in Bangkok is one of the largest underground aquariums in South Asia. Witness over 3000 species of marine animals as you walk through the glass tube that separates you and the marine life. It is ideal for children who love animals and is fond of water and sea life.

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The statue of the reclining Buddha

The statue of the reclining Buddha is located south of the Grand Palace. The statue is 43 meters in length and plated with gold and is a magnificent sight. A dress code is applicable for all visitors to major religious sites. Arms and legs have to be covered and tight clothing is not allowed either, however, this rule is not strictly enforced on kids.

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Thai cooking class

A cooking class is an excellent way to get children acquainted with a new culture and traditions. Cooking classes can be found especially for kids as well, or both kids and adults can join in the fun together. The whole experience starts with a trip to the local market trip to purchase the ingredients needed for the menu. Following this, they return to the school to prepare the dishes on the menu. After which all get-together and enjoy the dishes made. Many cooking schools and classes can be found all over Bangkok, keep an eye on social media outlets and check with your accommodation, places like Pathumwan Princess Hotel might be able to offer some of the best recommendations. The majority of the best 5-star hotels in Bangkok will be able to give you plenty of options for activities as well, so do inquire them for new ideas.