What are the tourist attraction in bangkok?

Answer 1

21 things to do in and around Bangkok:-

1) Grand Palace
2) Vimanmek Mansion (royal palace)
3) Thai Massage - the traditional massage is called 'Nuat Thai' and there are hundreds of places for this in Bangkok. This is proper Thai massage. However, there are also quite a few places that cater for customers wanting something sexier.
4) Safari World - safari park
5) Dreamworld - amusement park (includes snow dome & grown-ups size go-kart track, rollercoasters, etc.)
6) Day trip to a Floating Market
7) Day trip to Ayutthaya - old capital of Thailand - 50 miles north of Ayutthaya
8) Day trip to Kanchanaburi - west of Bangkok - bridge over the river kwai/tiger sanctuary
9) Weekend Market
10) Suan Lum Night Market (also has a big wheel)
11) National Museum
12) Shopping - malls: MBK, Siam Paragon, Central World Plaza (they all have movie theaters too).
13) Shopping - local markets: Chatuchak market, Chinatown
14) Day trip to Khao Yai National Park - east of Bangkok
15) River Cruise on the Chao Phraya River
16) Dusit Zoo & Tropical Gardens
17) Temples - famous temples include Wat Pho, Wat Arun, Marble Temple
18) Go to the show at the Snake Farm
19) Jim Thompson's House
20) Samphran Elephant Show & Crocodile Farm
21) Bang Pa-In Palace

Answer 2

The Royal Palace, the Floating Market, boat tour of the klongs, for starters! Day trip to the Rose Garden for some of the culture of Thailand, including kickboxing and maybe a stop at a snake farm...lol The Oriental Hotel, which has a wonderful program including Thai dancing, and Thai music.

Answer 3

Look up www.tourismthailand.org on the attractions you can find in Bangkok. Interested in any place, you can approach any travel agent for a package to the sights. Easy too.

Answer 4

Majestic Historical & Intellectual:

- National Museum "Pipitapan Satarn Hang Chart" (near Khao Sarn Road, on the other side of the big, big field called "Sanaam Luang") - the place used to be a palace until King Rama V (The Hier Apparent in "The King and I") turned it into a museum. Weapons & Jewelry Artifacts = Great place to start.

- The Royal Palace and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Kaew) - Landmark of the Country. Thai kings used to live there until 100 years ago when they moved a few kilometers away.

- Day trip to Ayutthaya, the old capital and once fourishing trading entrepot of the far east. Ride elephants and drench yourself in wartime history.

- Wiman Mek (Mansion in the Cloud) Palace (Phra Tinang Wiman Mek)

- The Temple of Dawn (Wat Arun) - see it at dawn for the most glorious beauty

- Jim Thompson's house near Rachathewi. The Thai-style mansion of a former American intelligence officer who became a successful and famous silk merchant in Bangkok.

Shopping

- Siam Paragon for high-class stuffs, fancy restaurants and sport cars (they've got Lambougini showroom there)

- Suan Lum Night Bazaar for nighttime shopping and souvenirs: big place, good food, good price. Always bargain to 1/2 price and then compromise later. Don't forget to smile.

- Jatuchak Weekend Market (Talat Nut Jatuchak) for clothing, home deco and sometimes illegally smuggled antiques

- Pantip Plaza, Silom, and Nana area for pirated software, movie DVDs and porn.

- Khaosarn Road - fake degrees, secondhand travel books, collectibles and souvenirs.

Exotic:

- Soi Cowboy, only foreigners are welcomed, darn.

- Soi Patpong near Silom Road. Never go see the shows upstairs because they will rip you off.

- If you're Japanese, go to Soi Taniya near Silom Road instead...they have girls in sailormoon uniform there.

Answer 5

I would like to recomence Muang Boran. (Ancient City)

The place that we make artificial architectural/ building as the original in real place. But at this place, you can see many places in just one area.

Ask your friend.. how to go Muang Boran

Answer 6

she or he didn't include the temples or soi cowboy and patpong to the list.

Answer 7

the temples and the buddas