One of the nicest vegetarian restaurants in bangkok, the place is also beautiful with early modern Thai architecture and lovely decoration.
Built by King Rama VI, this extravagant palace is home to a hotel and a military hospital. Check out the Art Nouveau designs at the Phiman Chakri Throne Hall. Open Monday-Saturday. Free.
A calendar for visiting the Palace and Temple of the Emerald Buddha can be viewed on the web-site of the Bureau of the Royal Household at: http://www.palaces.thai.net/calendar/2011/2011_en.jpg
shopping here is incredible for tourists, no tax and 7% vat refund- and naturally lower prices on similar goods from US/EU and more sales
Take the ferry from Tha Chang pier to Wat Rakhang pier to get here. If you visit at sun down, the temple lights up at night.
Watch out for the scam 'the temples closed, let me take you in my tuk-tuk to a temple that is open'. Ignore them the palace is open from 8:30 to 17:00 daily.
Wat Pho, which features the largest reclining Buddha image in Thailand, and the Chedi of the kings, is Bangkok's oldest and largest temple.
One of the most attractive temples in Thailand. Wat Arun is considered one of the most well known of Thailand's many landmarks.
Not sure what dude below is talking about but this place has great jazz, amazing martinis & feels like Humphrey Bogart's about to walk in. A must for jazz and cocktail lovers.
Beautiful, but not much to do here. Spent maybe 30 mins to an hour here. Entrance fee was 50 baht per person. Okay to visit if you're in the area, but I wouldn't make a special trip just to see it.
This palace was the favourite residence of King Chulalongkorn and is today the world's largest building made entirely of golden teak wood. The palace was built by King Rama 5. Now serves as a museum.
Dress code alert! Women MUST wear skirts (and sleeved shirts) or buy a sarong on site for 50bt.
Situated on a traffic circle on Ratchadamnoen Klang Road, this structure commemorates the Siamese Revolution of 1932. Pay close attention to the different panels to learn more about its history.
Take a walking tour through Bangkok’s China town with great opportunities to explore the way of life and the Chinese heritage.
เดิมชื่อ พระที่นั่งภานุมาศจำรูญ เป็นพระที่นั่งอยู่ในพระบรมมหาราชวัง ทางด้านใต้ของวัดพระศรีรัตนศาสดาราม
Wat Benchamabophit, a fine modern Thai temple constructed from white Carrara marble with ornate crossbeams decorated with lacquer and gold.
Make sure you book in advanced or you come in and they tell you its fully booked the next two weeks =/
Surprisingly has unique flavor that cannot be found in other European teashops in Bangkok. Its milky oolong tea is just a genius for tea brewing!
One if the best afternoon tea places in Bangkok. Not as luxurious as the Ritz London, but more relaxing atmosphere and offer fantastic desserts to choose from.
Nice tea and good thai dessert. Must try. There are various kind of chinese tea.
Lovely place to sample Fujian and Guangdong teas. The shop owner has good knowledge on tea from Wuyishan and is expanding knowledge on Japanese tea.
Go there for the tea I guess because all sides (smoothies, ice creams) are way over priced. You pay for the design I guess
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.
nice to escape here from loud and busy bangkok. located at the 5th floor at Helix Quarter
