Tourist attractions in Bangkok thailand
The Royal Thai Air Force Museum or its official name National Aviation Museum of the Royal Thai Air Force, is located out next to Don Mueang Airport, so close you can hear the jets taking off right next door. This …
The Sukhumvit area of Bangkok is the most popular tourist area to stay. Named after Sukhumvit Road which runs through this area, the lower Sukhumvit area only surrounds part of Sukhumvit Road. Sukhumvit Road starts in downtown Bangkok, a continuation …
Korea Town or Korean Town is a small shopping plaza, located on Sukhumvit Road which is like a small slice of Korea in the heart of Bangkok. This small multi level shopping plaza is officially called Sukhumvit Plaza but affectionately …
MD-82 Cafe is great cafe for Aviation Lovers. Located on the outskirts of Bangkok, a few train stops from Suvarnabhumi Airport, the cafe is an old McDonnell Douglas MD-82 aircraft which was operational back in the 1980s to early 2000s. …
Located just around the corner from the busy Sukhumvit Road in Bangkok, you will find what a very cool complex of many beer bars on Soi 7, which is a collection of 30 small beer bars. This is a very …
Sri Maha Mariamman Temple is located in the Silom area of Bangkok. This Hindu temple is built in the Southern Indian architecture and is mainly a place of worship with the Tamil people from Southern India. It is also refered …
Wat Intharawihan in Bangkok is home to the Standing Golden Buddha which towers at 32 meters high. This temple is located just over 1km away from Khao San Road, so add it to your itinerary to visit at the same …
The Biggest Golden Buddha in Bangkok is located at Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen which is in the Thon Buri area of Bangkok, located west of the Chao Phraya River, on the opposite side to the main tourist areas of Bangkok. …
There are temples and shrines found all over the city of Bangkok Thailand. It would take weeks to get around to visit them all so here is your guide to the best temples to visit in Bangkok. The Grand Palace Bangkok …
Soi Thaniya in Silom Bangkok is often referred to as ‘Little Tokyo Bangkok’ due to the street being lined with Japanese restaurants. I would call this area ‘Little Japan’ as the restaurant are not all Tokyo style restaurants but restaurants …