Quote: Wat Po is located just south of the Grand Palace. It is the oldest and largest temple in Bangkok and is often called Thailand’s first university. The temple complex is so large, yet so crammed with buildings and… Read More

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Quote: Both the history of the Golden Mount as well as the structure itself is fascinating. It's origin dates back to the Ayuthaya Era. It was restored under the direction King Rama I during the late 1700's. It was… Read More

Quote: In the BeginningYaowarat Road was built between 1892 and 1900 by King Rama V. Stretching from Ong Ang canal to Wat Traimit Witthayaram it provided Bangkok with additional 1532m of streets. Few imagined what this… Read More

Quote: This park is a real green oasis in a city with such huge population and traffic jams. It contains a bird-watching course, a sports area, and has an artificial lake where you can rent boats.We made a walk in the… Read More

Quote: Don't believe what you read... Thai kickboxing is no longer the overly violent, extra bloody sport that you dreamed of seeing. The boxers now wear gloves on their fists and the result is a more subdued,… Read More

Quote: National Museum houses artifacts of its past in several poorly maintained buildings and requires the better part of a day to see it all. Guided tours in English and French on Wednesday and Thursday at 9:30am,… Read More

Quote: Zoos are not high in my list of priorities while visiting a city. Usually I skip them unless – as in Beijing – there is some point of special interest. That was the case with Bangkok; despite my long stays in… Read More

Quote: Two for the price of one!This timeless gimmick was improved by the Thais, who gave it gargantuan dimensions.Two malls for the price of one!The one is the oldest mall in Bangkok, it offers sober shops and the best… Read More

Quote: Located at the end of Chinatown's Yaowarat Road, near Hualampong Railway Station, Wat Traimit houses the world's largest golden seated Buddha measuring nearly five meters in height and weighing five and a half… Read More