Joanna James
Bangkok is the perfect place to experience Thailand in one go and given below are some of the most popular tourist attractions you will come across in this fascinating city.
The Grand Palace is a must-visit location in Bangkok and the architecture, the landscaping, and the interior is bound to blow your mind when you explore this stunning work of art.
Known as the oldest temple in Bangkok, this temple is popular for the reclining Buddha Statue that is inside the temple. Built by King Rama 1 this temple is popular also because of the size of the reclining statue of Lord Buddha which cannot be viewed at once and can only be witnessed in sections due to its size.
Wat Arun also known as the temple of dawn has a historical significance and is a beautiful temple in a picturesque location.
The Temple of the Golden Buddha was discovered by chance and today it is known to be one of the most popular attractions that will also bring good luck to those who visit it.
Wat Suhat is a beautiful temple that was created by three different kings as they passed on before completion. Wat Suhat which is also known as the white temple is a beautiful example of people uniting for a good cause with a wonderful outcome.
Many hotels in Bangkok, including Pathumwan Princess Hotel, the stunning city lights, and beautiful temples can be witnessed when you are on the river cruise in Bangkok.
No matter where you are staying, be it a basic Bangkok hotel, 5 Star luxury resort, or even a serviced apartment, one thing you must experience is the street food in Bangkok. Varying from meat skewers, fried rice, noodles, and tropical fruits there are so many different options you can try out while you are exploring Bangkok.
The name might be misleading but this shopping mall is one of the biggest malls you will come across in Bangkok so it is a must to visit it and explore even if you do not make any purchases.
The floating market is a one-of-a-kind experience as you can shop while you are on a boat. While this is an exciting excursion it has also become one of the most expensive activities due to its popularity.
Located on Rama 1 Road is Jim Thomspon's house which is now a museum for those interested to learn about this foreigner who contributed to the development of Thailand in several ways.
A backpackers paradise is where you will be heading to when you're going to Khao San Road. Extremely busy, packed to the brim but always full of life and excitement this street is filled with food shops, souvenir shops, and lodging options that will suit your budget and offer a well-rounded experience.
A great way to relax and end the evening after a long day of exploring and sightseeing is to take a massage. This can be done either at the spa of the hotel you are staying in or even at many of the other massage spas dotted several Bangkok streets as well. Either way, massage spas in Bangkok are a popular attraction to relax and wind down after a long day.
Shopping is a must when in Bangkok and there is no better place to enjoy, explore and make purchases other than the outdoor markets in Bangkok. There are daytime markets and night markets so you can visit them to your liking.
If you love learning about history, cultures, and traditions you will love exploring the National Museum which is home to a significant number of artefacts of Bangkok and Thailand.
The Giant Swing which is now a mere attraction used to be part of an important Hindu religious event that used to take part annually in December.
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