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Golden palaces shimmer under a tropical sun with street vendors selling tasty dishes for only a few baht. Entranced with a fascinating culture that is truly unique, while boasting one of the most infamous nightlife scenes around.
Both modern and ancient, and always interesting, there is no other place on earth quite like Bangkok.
The capital of Thailand has become one of the most popular gateways to Asia, with over 13 million “farangs” visiting the bustling city every year.
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The Best Things to Do in Bangkok, Thailand
No trip to Southeast Asia is complete without at least a few days spent exploring the sights. With so many amazing options for accommodation in Bangkok to make your stay memorable, it’s for sure to become one of your favourite cities.
Here is a list of the 10 best things to do in Bangkok.
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Wat Pho
Also known as the “Temple of the Reclining Buddha”, Wat Pho was originally built in the 17th century and has been restored and altered by numerous kings since its construction.
Today Wat Pho is spread out over 20 acres and houses over one thousand Buddha images. By far the most famous (and impressive) structure is the Reclining Buddha, which is an enormous 46m long and 15m high.
Adorned in gold leaf and mother-of-pearl inlays, it is a sight that will stay with you forever. It’s one of the most unique things to see in Bangkok as well as Thailand.
- Address: 2 Sanam Chai Rd, Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang, Phra Nakhon
- Opening hours: every day from 8 AM – 6 PM
- Price: 100 baht
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Khao San Road
Alex Garland described Khao San Road as the “centre of the backpacking universe” in his iconic novel The Beach, and after spending a few minutes on the bustling street it is easy to see why.
Travel agents, cheap accommodation, delicious street food, and popular bars line Khao San Road, with travellers wandering up and down in either a boozy haze, or in constant awe of their surroundings.
Tattoos, fried insects, peddlers, buckets, you could never get bored on this 1km stretch of chaos. Whether you love it or hate it, soaking up the atmosphere on Khao San Road is still one of the best things to do in Bangkok.
Grand Palace
From 1782 right through to 1925, the Grand…
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