#5 Must See Attractions in Bangkok

 5 Must See Attractions in Bangkok

    Bangkok is the gateway to South East Asia. Many people only go through Bangkok to head to other parts of Thailand, however the capital city has a lot to offer travelers and it's worth spending a few days there to see some of the site. Here are the top 5 attractions that you must see when going to Bangkok. 

                                          Image by Sasin Tipchai from Pixabay  (Bangkok)

Bangkok is the gateway to South East Asia, a perfect place for budget backpackers due to it's cheap prices as a travel destination. Bangkok has something for all kinds of travelers however, whether you're backpacking around the world or going on luxurious shopping holiday. Many people only go through Bangkok to head to other parts of Thailand mainly the island in the south of the country. However the capital  city has a lot to offer travelers and it's worth spending a few days there to see some of the sites. Here are the top 5 attractions that you must see when going to Bangkok. 1. The Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew The Grand Palace has been home to the Thai Royal family since it's construction in the 18th century, when the capital of Siam (Thailand) was moved to Bangkok. Although you can not go inside the palace itself, you can wonder the grounds and marvel at the magnificence of the building. Within the palace walls is also the most sacred temple in Thailand, Wat Phra Kaew (also known as the Temple of the Emerald Buddha). This temple is magnificent and it's ubosot (main shrine) contains the sacred symbol of Thailand, the Emerald Buddha. Entrance fee (Gives access to the Grand Palace, Wat Phra Kaew and some museums: 250Bath ($7.80) 

                                   Image by Sasin Tipchai from Pixabay  (Grand Palace 

2. Wat Pho (Temple of the Reclining Buddha) This temple is located near the Grand Palace. began construction in the 18th century. It is a large temple complex with many interesting buildings and artwork. Most importantly though, it is home to the gigantic 45m long and 15m high Reclining Buddha, created in gold leaf with Mother-of-pear inlaid on it's feet. Wat Pho is also the birthplace of traditional Thai massage. Entrance fee: 50Bath ($1.60) 3. Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn) This temple began construction in 1809 and is located on the west bank of the Chao Phraya River, opposite the Grand Palace and Wat Pho. The main feature is it's central prang (bower) and surrounding smaller prangs that are all covered in exquisite artwork and sculptures, Steep steps lead up the central prang you can climb to the top of to get amazing views of Bangkok. Entrance fee: 50Baht ($ toget) 4.Chatuchak Weekend Market Arguably the largest open air market in the world, Chatuchak is must see for shoppers in Bangkok. You can get nearly anything here and often at very cheep prices. It's so large that it is very easy to get lost, and will take a whole day to explore properly. Getting to Chatuchak weekend market is easy depending on where you are staying. It's possible to take a train if you are staying in the Sukhumvit area,otherwise a metered taxi will cost around 100Baht from the Khao San Road area.

                       Credit Photo: sites.google (Chatuchak Market)

5. Floating Markets There are  several floating markets near Bangkok, and although some can be quite touristy, it still makes for a great experience. It's best to get there fairly early to see things properly and also to avoid the crowds. You can make your own way to the markets with buses boats or taxis, many of the main piers in the city. Bangkok has a lot to offer travelers and is definitely worth spending some of your time there before heading to other parts of Thailand.

#Excellent Thailand Guides To Get The Great Trip in Thailand

 Excellent Thailand Guides To Get The Great Trip in Thailand

    This is the guide with information and some tips for anyone to plan to visit Thailand as your next destination. For more information about Thailand, please see here.

    Thailand is one of the most beautiful countries in South East Asia. The country is often referred to as the golden land, partly because there is gold buried underground and partly because the country has certain charm that will immediately engage visitors. There are many Thailand guides on the Internet which will familiarize you with the country. This article will show you some of the noticeable features of Thailand so that you can plan your trip perfectly. In Thailand, the cool season runs from November to the end February. This is the best time to visit the country since the weather is great and the temperature is ideal for travelling. Therefore, if you plan to visit Thailand during this period, be prepared to meet many new friends. And to prevent being turned down by hotels because there is not enough room, you should book your room in advance.

                         Grand Royal Barge Procession in Bangkok

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This is not only to guarantee that you will have somewhere to stay, but you will also get some promotional rates up to 70% for your advance booking. When you visit Thailand, you can not overlook Bangkok. Bangkok is the central city of Thailand and more than that. There are gleaming shopping centers, screaming traffic of a modern city together with the devout Buddhism of a religious land.

                             Yi Peng lamp in Chiang Mai

                             Photo Credit: http: chiangmaipao.go.th/

Chiang Mai is famous for its representative features of Thai culture. You will be able to follow a cooking class or language lesson or climb the mountain ranges Mae Hong Son. You will be able to experience a unique trip when you travel to Thailand. Several Thailand guides will help you get started in planning your trip. Remember to bring a cam-coder or camera as you will feel the need to take a shot or to record a scenery. Thai people are very friendly. They will be your great help in case you get lost. You should also prepare a local map to navigate through the area.

For more information and tips about Thailand, you can visit here or www.thailandcheckin.com for great deals of accommodation in Thailand. (Bernie Chan)