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Baan Boran
★ *

Rates from: $1200

Sawasdee Khaosan Inn
★★ **

Rates from: $630

Boonsiri Place Bangkok Hotel
★★★ ***

Rates from: $1200

The Warehouse Bangkok
★★★ ***

Rates from: $1340

D&D Inn
★★★ ***

Rates from: $900

Four Sons Place
★★ **

Rates from: $500

Sawasdee Bangkok Inn
★★ **

Rates from: $540

Sawasdee Banglumpoo Inn

Rates from: $633.6

Khaosan Park Resort
★★★ ***

Rates from: $1300

Lucky House
★★ **

Rates from: $400

What to Do in Bangkok

The Royal Grand Palace

Area built by king Rama V to commemorate the centenary of the Chakri dynasty. Interesting combination of European building and Thai roof. Must-see!

Temple of the Reclining Buddha

Named after the monastery in India where Buddha lived. 43 metres long statue of giant reclining Buddha is the most famous attraction of Bangkok. Don't miss this!

Khao San Road

The backpacker's Mecca! Tourists from all over the world come for the nightlife, shopping… Must-see for its incredible buzz!

Temple of the Emerald Buddha

The most sacred Buddhist temple is located within the Grand Palace precincts. 66 cm tall Buddha carved from a single jade stone is hidden inside.

Temple of the Dawn

Amazing Buddhist temple dominated by Khmer-style tower which you may walk up a little bit to get a view of the river.

Banglamphu

Buzzing neighbourhood, a popular backpacker's destination. Abundance of delicious food, Thai massage places and shopping opportunities.

The Marble Temple

Royal monastery particularly enchanting in the morning when Thai people put food into monks' alms bowls.

Chitralada Palace

Part of Dusit Palace complex. Wonderful place to lose yourself for a few hours. Early mornings or late afternoons are best for avoiding crowds!

The Golden Stupa

Bell-shaped stupa covered in gold tiles in the area of the Temple of Emerald Buddha. Relics inside!

Temple of the Golden Buddha

The world's largest solid-gold Buddha weighing 5 tons is seated in Wat Traimit. It has very interesting history that you should learn about!

Sanam Luang

Large open field. Place of Royal ceremonies, kite flying festival, birdwatching. You can't miss it when visiting Royal Palace.

Flower Market

Colorful and captivating place full of scents and flowers of all possible colours and shapes. Best time to visit is before dawn when boats arrive with flowers.

Tha Prachan Market

This market opens early in the morning and you can buy wide variety of amulets and talismans here.

The Bangkok National Museum

Museum traces Thai history and art back to Neolitic times. Its collection includes The King Ram Khamhaeng Inscription that is on UNESCO register.

Chinatown

One of the oldest districts in Bangkok, because the Chinese moved in at the same time when the city was founded. Hustle and bustle, that's what it's about!

Wat Ratchanaddaram

One of Bangkok's most unusual and most interesting structures. Each level of the temple is dedicated to a different aspect of the teachings of Buddhism.

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