Travel tips about Bangkok.
The Chatuchak Market, in Bangkok, has more than 8,000 sales stalls. At a weekend it usually has more than 100,000 visitors. In this market there is everything for sale, although not always at the best prices, yet it is well worth visiting.
This article on what to do in Khao San Road, Bangkoks most popular street amongst backpackers, aims to show you what to expect from this street. With lots of fun, it concentrates a large number of hostels, bars, restaurants and shops.
Wat Benjamabhopit is one of the main Buddhist temples in Bangkok. Built in 1900, it is known for various reasons and usualy named as the Marble Temple, for obvious reasons.
Soi Cowboy got its name in honor of the first men opening a bar in the area. An African American wearing a cowboy hat. This red light district in Bangkok has a nice atmosphere, diferent from similar places around in Thailand.
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The food paradise in Bangkok, China Town is one of the great attractions of the city. Vibrant by day and night, it is invaded by those seeking shopping, food or visiting Chinese temples. For sure, if you go, you'll want to come back.
Wat Phra Kaew, also known as the Temple of the Emerald Buddha is one of those places you can not miss on your visit to Bangkok. In the same complex is inserted the former residence of the king of Thailand, the Grand Palace.
Wat Arun is located on the west side of the Chao Phraya River and is very close to Wat Pho Temple. It is one of the most unusual temples in Bangkok and one of the most beautiful. This temple dates back to 1768 and was renamed, after its renovation, Wat Chaeng, "The Temple of Dawn".
Bangkok has some floating markets that you can visit on your trip. The best known is Damnoen Saduak, a place full of life and color, where you can find hundreds of boats selling food and fruit.
