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China Town Bangkok
Yaowarat Road, better known as Bangkok’s China Town, is an especially busy district full of hustle and bustle. Originally set up in th
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Damnoen Saduak Floating Market
Although a short drive outside of Bangkok (approximately 100km), the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market is an attraction that is a must-see for any it
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Khao San Road
Khao San Road is arguably the most well known of the tourist walking streets in Bangkok. It is located in Phra Nakhon district near the Gran
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The Grand Palace
If there is one attraction that trumps all others, then it is the grandeur of The Grand Palace. Upon entering the grounds, one cannot help but feel
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Wat Arun-Temple of the Dawn
In the area of Bangkok known as “Mini Angkor Wat”, which is home to some 20 temples, stands the magnificent Temple of the Dawn or Wat Arun. Con
Yaowarat Road, better known as Bangkok’s China Town, is an especially busy district full of hustle and bustle. Originally set up in the 1700s as a trading post for goods from China in the Kingdom of Siam, the feel is quite akin to that of an actual market in China. Which begs t See more details
Although a short drive outside of Bangkok (approximately 100km), the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market is an attraction that is a must-see for any itinerary. The day trip to Ratchaburi is well worth it!
Floating markets are interspersed throughout Southeast Asia, particularly Vietnam and T See more details
Khao San Road is arguably the most well known of the tourist walking streets in Bangkok. It is located in Phra Nakhon district near the Grand Palace. During the day it is full of hawkers selling imitation goods and carts selling everything from food to haircuts. The sides of th See more details
If there is one attraction that trumps all others, then it is the grandeur of The Grand Palace. Upon entering the grounds, one cannot help but feel dwarfed by the lavishness of their surroundings as they are greeted by a vast array of architectural influences and colour. The architecture includ See more details
In the area of Bangkok known as “Mini Angkor Wat”, which is home to some 20 temples, stands the magnificent Temple of the Dawn or Wat Arun. Constructed in 1809, the temple received its name for the way the sunrise reflects off of it. Furthermore, at sunset, when looking Westward across the See more details
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