134 Places to visit In Bangkok

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105. Benjasiri Park

8 km from city center

Garden & Park

Benjasiri Park is an invigorating garden that sprawls on the Sukhumvit Road in the Khlong Toei District of Bangkok. Also spelled as Benchasiri Park, it boasts a skateboard area, a swimming pool, an outdoor gym, and a jogging track. Built around a stunning ornamental lake, it boasts of 12 brilliant examples of contemporary sculptures handcrafted by some phenomenally talented Thai artists.

7 km from city center

Museum

A couple of hundred meters away from Asoke, one of the busisest junctions in Sukhumvit, is Kamthieng House Museum run by the Siam Society. It is a string of 160-year-old tiny teak houses now converted into a museum. Situated in the Watthana District of Bangkok, Baan Kamthieng House Museum is an oasis in the concrete jungle surrounding it. This attraction is worth dropping by, if you are in the are (Read More)a.

3 km from city center

Forts & Palaces

Chitralada Palace is official residence of His Majesty King Bhumibol and Queen Sirikit located within the popular Dusit Palace. Formerly serving as King Chulalongkorn's summer house, this grand structure is carpeted along one square kilometre surrounded by a moat and efficiently guarded by the royal guards. The palace is presently closed to the public and can only be visited from outside.

4.6 /5

22 km from city center

Museum

Nestled along the Phahonyothin Road, in Don Mueang District of Bangkok, Royal Thai Air Force Museum is a respected museum with a captivating display of various aircraft like attack aircraft, fighter aircraft, military transport aircraft, and helicopters which are disengaged and retired from the battleground. The museum delights history buffs, aviation and military enthusiasts.

1 km from city center

Temple

Wat Intharawihan or Wat Intharavihan in Bangkok is known for the famous Buddha statue, 32 m high. The temple which is situated close to the Chao Phraya River, in the Thanon Wisut Kasat area of Bali, was known as Wat Rai Phrik in the olden times. The pious statue is believed to have the power to fulfill the wishes of the visitors who come to seek blessings.

8 km from city center

Food & Drink

Bangkok's only urban beach club, the Flow House Bangkok gives you a reason to avoid taking long road trips to the countryside for surfing the sea waves and enjoy the surfing experience at its indoor sea wave simulator ride. Situated in the heart of Bangkok city, Flow House is an ideal tourist spot flaunting the blend of Californian beach culture and the Thai culture and cuisines.

3.6 /5

4 km from city center

Nightmarket

The Patpong Night Market in the Silom region of Bangkok is one of the stellar night markets and famous red light areas famous in the city. Central business district by day and raucous night market by night, Patpong Night Market caters mainly to the tourists, and some may even say that the market does not give you the authentic Thai night market experience.

1 km from city center

Shopping

Amulet Market in Bangkok, Thailand is a century-old and the biggest market known for amulets (Kreaung Rang in Thai). You can find sundry other superstitious items of different shapes and meanings. The market is located adjacent to Wat Mahathat, in between the Chao Phraya River and Maha Rat Road around the Grand Palace. The Amulet Market of Bangkok has been attracting a niche crowd of people and is (Read More) one of the rarest market experience you can ever have in your life.

4 km from city center

Shopping

Situated in the posh Siam Area of Bangkok, the Siam Square is the heart of entertainment and leisure for not only the locals but the tourists also. From local street side shops to bright, opulent shopping complexes and malls, you may find a wide range of products at different prices and quality at the Siam Square. The open–air market of Siam Square is an ideal place to visit along with your family (Read More) members, especially during the late evening hours.

21 km from city center

Amusement & Theme Park

Located in Minburi district of Bangkok, Siam Park City is an amusement and water park with much to offer like the largest wave pool in the world, incredible rides, water slides and much more. The oldest amusement and waterpark complex in Southeast Asia, Siam Park City also has the famous Jurassic Adventure and Africa Adventure. Recognised by the Guinness Book for having the largest pool in the wor (Read More)ld, it almost feels like a real beach with the waves coming at you.

8 km from city center

Shopping

Situated in Sukhumvit and part of EM district, the Emporium is a mega six storeyed luxury shoping mall spelling class like no other. It brings together the best brands in clothing, accessories, cosmetics along with a supermarket, cinema and a play zone for the kids all at one place. The white and gold décor and the lovely white marble floor will mesmerise your senses completely .

4 km from city center

Amusement & Theme Park

Sitting on the top floor of the famous Siam Paragon shopping mall, KidZania is a play centre designed especially for children to experience the real world with currency, banks, hospitals etc. It is an imaginary city replica of a real town where the kids learn to use work and earn money like adults in real life. With over eighty role plays to choose from in a huge space, the child will get a good e (Read More)xposure to the real world in a playful way.

1 km from city center

Garden & Park

Situated in the island of Rattanakosin lies the grand Sanam Luang Park which is also called ‘Thung Pra Meru’ meaning the cremation ground for the Royals. It is nearly thirty acres of green space right at the centre of Old Bangkok, in front of Wat Phra Kaew and the Grand Palace, ,surrounded by prominent attractions. If you are tired of the concrete jungle and its fast-paced life then head to Sanam (Read More)Luang.

5 km from city center

Art Gallery

H Gallery is a leading centre of contemporary regional and international art located in Bang Rak District, Bangkok. Founded in 2002, the gallery is set in a quaint and elegant 2-storey 125-year old wooden Anglo Thai mansion. H gallery specialises in emerging contemporary Asian art and has even been a host to some controversial works. It showcases various admirable masterpieces like photography, pa (Read More)intings, textiles and sculptures.

4.4 /5

17 km from city center

Commercial Street

Seacon Square is an extensive shopping and entertainment complex which is located in the Prawet District of Bangkok. Situated on the Srinakarin Road, this complex is known to be one of the largest shopping malls in Thailand, which provides its visitors with an opportunity of shopping, decent dining, and entertainment options.

70 km from city center

Shopping

The Amphawa Floating Market is located southwest of Bangkok where local vendors sell fresh seafood, Thai drinks and desserts, and souvenir items. This is a major tourist attraction for anyone who wants to experience the unique canalside lifestyle of the locals. Unlike other floating markets in Thailand, the Amphawa Floating Market operates only during the weekend. It is among the oldest floating m (Read More)arkets in the country and is famous for its relaxed shopping environment.

3.1 /5

23 km from city center

Zoo

With over 100,000 crocodiles of various species in the facility, Crocodile Farm and Zoo in Samut Prakan ranks among the largest crocodile farms in the world. The farm runs daily crocodile-handling shows, a format that draws criticism from animal welfare organisations. Visitors can also feed the crocodiles here, making up for the adventure of a lifetime!

4.2 /5

27 km from city center

Shopping Market

An awe-striking reflection of traditional Thai life along waterways or khlongs, Muang Boran Floating Market is an ancient open-air community museum of houseboats carrying assortments and rice barges. Open daily from 9 AM to 7 PM, this food market is a great place to get Thai noodles at floating restaurants or fruits from boats during the winter months from November to February.

4.2 /5

23 km from city center

Shopping Market

Divided into two sections by Wat Bamphen Nuea and Banpheng Tai temples, Khwan Riam Floating Market is the newest food market in Central Bangkok, where colourful traditional boats sell noodles, rice, Thai desserts and Isan cuisine. Open from 7 AM to 9 AM on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays, the market has a scenic wood bridge and water buffaloes you can ride.

4.3 /5

38 km from city center

Shopping Market

Adjacent to its namesake temple, Lam Phaya Floating Market lies on the Thajeen River. Open on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays from 8 AM to 5 PM, this countryside food market has two sections - one on land and another with lined-up floating docks. Local vendors sell potted plants, farm produces like fruits, vegetables and fish, Thai fare and delicious curries for takeaway.

4.7 /5

1 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

Built in 1869, Wat Ratchabophit near the Grand Palace is King Rama V's royal temple, built around a 43-metre bell-shaped chedi in the Sri Lankan manner, tiled in orange and topped with a gilded ball. Handmade mosaic tiles cover the outer walls, and the ordination hall inside is gilded in the Italian style Rama V saw on a visit to Europe, its door and window panels worked in black lacquer. A royal (Read More)cemetery lies on the western side.

4.6 /5

0 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

Wat Thepthidaram is the only temple in Bangkok with carvings and images of Buddha’s female disciples. Constructed by King Rama III in 1836 for his daughter, this royal temple is a unique combination of Chinese architecture and Buddhist prangs. The complex flaunts stunning stone dolls, sculptures made from the ballast of old Chinese merchant ships, and the world’s oldest Bhikkuni statues.

4.6 /5

5 km from city center

Restaurant

Situated on the 76th floor of the King Mahanakhon Tower, Mahanakhon Bangkok SkyBar is Thailand's highest restaurant, bar and observatory deck. Eight six tastefully architected indoor and outdoor seating areas offer a chic and comfortable dining venue for as many as 232 guests to enjoy world-class mixology, wines, and 4-course Thai and international fare. An exclusive VIP lounge is also available.

4.3 /5

17 km from city center

Amusement & Theme Park

Located on the 6th floor of CentralPlaza Bangna Shopping Mall, Pororo AquaPark is a Pororo cartoon-themed rooftop water park with pools, slides and a snack bar. Let your heart race while sliding over Bangkok’s skyline beneath you with the park’s 600-metre-tall and shorter waterslides, or relax at the nine different pool zones while your kids enjoy planned water activities. Swimming lessons are ava (Read More)ilable.

4.6 /5

4 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

Founded by King Rama IV, Wat Pathum Wanaram is a mid-19th century Buddhist temple compound displaying ancient Phra craftsmanship. Also known as Lotus Temple, this multi-layered shrine is fronted by a large pond and open pavilion. In the middle of a large prayer hall stands a paved plaza, while the backyard is occupied by monks’ quarters and a reconstructed crematorium.

4.6 /5

1 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

As Thailand’s fourth emperor’s burial place, Wat Ratchapradit is a revered Buddhist temple in Bangkok originally intended to be a Dhammayutika Sect. The temple is open daily from 9 AM to 4:30 PM. A place of interest in Wat Ratchapradit is Phra Wihan-Luang Image Hall, housing mural paintings depicting The Royal Ceremonies and Buddhist solar eclipse phenomenon legend.

4.5 /5

3 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

Located on the Thonburi side of the Chao Phraya River, Wat Suwannaram is a 150-year-old second-class royal monastery showcasing ornate hand-painted murals depicting Buddha’s life. This magnificent temple complex offers a pond, a wooden library on stilts that stores religious books, monks’ quarters, fish to feed, and leafy grounds for a quiet moment of meditation.

4.5 /5

3 km from city center

Forts & Palaces

Established in the 13th century, Sukhothai Palace was the residence of King Prajadhipok and King Vajiralongkorn and is now the official royal residence of Princesses Bajrakitiyabha and Nariratana. The palace beautifully combines Western decorative arts with wood carvings and Thai patterned eaves. There are historical exhibits in the three buildings, well-maintained ruins, and fountain gardens for (Read More)visitors. The Palace remains closed on weekends.

4.3 /5

5 km from city center

Sightseeing

Featuring 360-degree indoor and outdoor views of Bangkok city and skyline, King Power Mahanakhon is a multipurpose skyscraper built on what was Thailand’s first restaurant. One of the country’s tallest buildings, this square prism-shaped tower boasts high-end retail spaces, fine dining restaurants, and a few floors dedicated to the Ritz Carlton and Standard Bangkok Hotels. On the topmost 76th floo (Read More)r is the Mahanakhon Bangkok Skybar and Observation Deck.

Day Trip

17 km from city center

Cultural Village

Ko Kret is a small, car-free island in the Chao Phraya River north of Bangkok, home to the Thai-Mon community renowned for handmade terracotta pottery. Reached only by boat, the island is dotted with pottery workshops, temples, and a museum showcasing traditional Mon ceramics. Visitors can watch potters at work, buy unglazed clay wares, cycle along narrow lanes past wooden stilt houses, and sample (Read More) local snacks from weekend market stalls. Wat Paramaiyikawas, with its leaning Mon-style chedi, anchors the island's cultural identity.

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How can I commute within Bangkok?

Getting around Bangkok is quite easy with its well-developed public transport system. There are plenty of options to commute within the city. Colourful metered taxis, tuk-tuks and motorbike taxis are some of the most popular options, all being easily available in any part of the city. However, considering the infamous traffic jam of the city, BTS (the aboveground Sky train) and MRT (underground metro) are the best alternatives. The trains begin their service at 6 am and end at midnight. The cheapest way of getting around is through local bus services, but it gets tedious because the routes are complicated and the information is all written in Thai. One can also hail private cabs, but they are quite an expensive affair. Make sure you bargain for a good deal while hiring a tuk-tuk or a colourful taxi.
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The packages for Bangkok start at INR 7227 which can be further customized based on number of people, days, hotel category, vehicle type and customizations. You can have a look at all packages here

What are the top sightseeing places in Bangkok?

The top sightseeing places in Bangkok are Khao San Road, Chatuchak Market, Wat Pho Bangkok, Grand Palace, Wat Arun, Terminal 21.

What are the top shopping places in Bangkok?

The top shopping places in Bangkok are Chatuchak Market, Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, Train Night Market Ratchada.

What are the top hotels in Bangkok?

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134 Places to visit In Bangkok

105. Benjasiri Park

106. Kamthieng House Museum

107. Chitralada Palace

108. Royal Thai Air Force Museum

109. Wat Intharawihan

110. Flow House

111. Patpong Night Market

112. Amulet Market

113. Siam Square

114. Siam Park City

115. Emporium Bangkok

116. KidZania Bangkok

117. Sanam Luang

118. H Gallery

119. Seacon Square

120. Amphawa Floating Market

121. Samutprakarn Crocodile Farm and Zoo

122. Muang Boran Floating Market

123. Kwan Riam Floating Market

124. Lam Phaya Floating Market

125. Wat Ratchabophit

126. Wat Thepthidaram

127. Mahanakhon Bangkok Skybar

128. Pororo AquaPark

129. Wat Pathum Wanaram

130. Wat Ratchapradit

131. Wat Suwannaram

132. Sukothai Palace

133. King Power Mahanakhon

134. Ko Kret Island

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