Very nice hotel with good international buffet and breakfast buffet. When ordering drinks during happy hour, the staff will double your order so keep that in mind and order less.
This 142-acre park is where you can have a relaxing walk, have picnics, go to playgrounds, and do some boating (on its artificial lake). A non-smoking area. Near the MRT Lumphini and Si Lom Station.
This is a huge complex of buildings that has served kings since the 18th century. Don't miss the Emerald Buddha at Wat Phra Kaew and the impressive architecture of the Chakri Mahaprasad Hall.
If you're traveling with kids to Bangkok, take them to this great city zoo. Don't miss the Night-time wildlife like bats and the brush-tailed Porcupine. 71 Rama V Road, Chitrlada Sub-district, Dusit.
Great market, not the chepeast but one of the largest, cleanest in bangkok. Offers high quality, produce, meats, seafood, and fruits.
Known as Chatuchak , a popular weekend market which sells thousands local products including handicrafts, clothes and more. A visit to this market gives you the true shopping experience in Thailand.
This market has lots of shops and stalls of clothes, shoes, and accessories. Lots of fake stuff here. Located at the intersection of Ratchaprarop and Phetburi roads. Always crowded. Opens around 9am.
This 8-storey mall at the Pathum Wan district has about 2,000 establishments, including the 4-storey Tokyu Deparment Store. This is just within walking distance of Siam station.
Located at the busy Siam district, this is where you’ll find the Siam Center, Siam Discovery and Siam Paragon. Also very near is the MBK Center. Go here using the BTS Skytrain station.
