Bangkok Travel Itinerary

We have picked four Bangkok Hotels to splash the cash and blow the budget on… Le Meridien Bangkok ($109 – $205) A sleek and towering oasis of calm in one of Bangkok’s liveliest areas it’s no surprise this hotel tops many prestigious hotel hot lists. The much lauded décor is ultra contemporary and the designers have made liberal use of glass, marble and wood. All rooms come equipped with state-of-the-art amenities including an ergonomic work chair, touch-screen IP phone, rain shower and for...Read Full Story

Cruising along the Chao Phraya RiverA cruise along the legendary Chao Phraya River and some canals on the Thon Buri side is the most pleasant way to explore the city once dubbed "Venice of the East" The majestic charm of the Chao Phraya adds perspective to your exploration of the city's premier attractions. Tourists can book such a tour through travel agents or rent a boat at Tha Chang (Tel: 225-6179, 623-6169), a pier near the Grand Palace, or Tha Si Phraya (Tel: 235-3108) near the River...Read Full Story

National Museum   Tel: 224-1333  Within the walking distance of the Grand Palace is one of the largest and most comprehensive museums in Southeast Asia. Bangkok's National Museum houses a vast collection of artifacts found in all parts of the country ranging from Neolithic times, Sukhothai, Ayutthaya to the Bangkok period. The complex, once used as a palace, consists of several old but beautiful buildings of colourful Thai architectural design. Guided tours in English, French, German, and...Read Full Story

At first glance, this metropolis of over ten million people appears as a bewildering melding of new and of exotic and commonplace and indescribable, all tossed together into a gigantic urban fuss. If Bangkok seems to lack order, it is because it never has had order, save for the royal core of the city, Rattanakosin, where the kings built their palaces. Moving outwards from this artificial island, defined by the Chao Phraya River and canals, the city becomes increasingly less and less...Read Full Story

Bkk street vendor Bangkok, also known as Krung Thep Maha Nakhon or "the city of angels" is Thailands largest urban area and primary city. Bangkok was founded by King Rama 1 , in 1782 and was originally a small trading post nestled along side the Chao Phraya  River. Over the course of the last 200 or so years Bangkok has grown to become political, social, and economic , center for not only Thailand but for Indochina and South East Asia. Due to Krung Theps influence in art, polotics, fashion...Read Full Story

I mentioned it already earlier, the Somdet Ya park in Bangkok's Khlong San district is also a place worth visiting. It is a bit hidden, I don't recall to have seen any signs on the main road pointing there and it wasn't marked on my map either, so we had to ask our way to there. But actually if you know how the direction it's not difficult to find anymore - after crossing either Memorial Bridge or Pok Klao bridge to the Thonburi side of the town, turn into the next big street to the left...Read Full Story

Bangkok,Temple Bangkok is the largest city with huge population and its is the Capital of Thailand of the Southest Asia.Its a huge city containing so many districts with various sight seeing, accomodation, restaurant, nightlife etc.Bangkok is the Thailand’s cultural, spiritual,educational, commercial and diplomatic centre . Grand Palace, Bangkok Those who are unfamiliar to this city, it will look them like nightmare. It is the city that never sleeps.The most visited area during this day is...Read Full Story