Bangkok Travel Tips
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Bangkok has dominated Thailand's political, commercial and cultural life since the late 18th century. Although you can shop in air-conditioned comfort in its Western-style malls, the city is a long way from being tamed by commercial homogeneity.
Bangkok proper seethes on the east side of the Mae Nam Chao Phraya (Chao Phraya River), drawing rural Thai folk into its cluttered fold daily. The city is reportedly sinking at a rate of 2 inches (5cm) every year, but there's too much sànùk (a Thai sense of fun) going on for that to get anyone down.
Bangkok Airport - Get Free Internet
You can get a free wifi signal for free internet inside the Airport. When it asks for a password just click enter and your connect. Continue Reading »
Up the River Without a Paddle at the Bangkok Floating Markets
I was at the floating markets the other day, and saw two couples pay 5,000B between them for a one hour boat ride around the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market. I was saddened. Editor’s Note: This ... Continue Reading »
3 Days in Bangkok: Suggested Itineraries
Bangkok’s exciting blend of historical landmarks, notorious entertainment venues and rapid modernization draws eleven million visitors every year, placing it third, worldwide, behind Paris and ... Continue Reading »
Buddhist Temple Tours from Bangkok
Like much of the Far East, Thailand is predominantly a Buddhist country, with around 95% of Thais practicing Buddhism. This has been the case for centuries, and if you are going to Bangkok you have ... Continue Reading »
Bangkok's Most Beautiful Temples
Of the very many beautiful temples in Thailand’s capital city, two stand out as far and away the most enigmatic and worth visiting. If you have a limited amount of time in the city and need to ... Continue Reading »
Bangkok by Boat
Cruising the Chao Phraya River is one of the most entertaining and diverting touristic activities on order amid the hustle and bustle of modern day Bangkok. Many of the original canals in this ... Continue Reading »
Best Massage of My Life - Wat Pho in Bangkok
When you're visiting Wat Pho, look for the Thai Massage Medical School. It's located on the grounds of the temple, and I am not exaggerating - this was the best message ever! I've been back twice, ... Continue Reading »
Celebrating the New Year in Bangkok
After all the flood problems of previous months around Bangkok, the Thai people prefer to leave the bad memory behind and look forward to the New Year with a smile. The Bangkok Countdown Ha Ha Ha ... Continue Reading »
Chatuchak Weekend Market
The largest market in Thailand, the Chatuchak weekend market (commonly known as the J.J.) in Bangkok covers more than 35 acres. Thousands of stalls offer a variety of merchandise that defies ... Continue Reading »
Chinese New Year in Bangkok
The 2012 New Year’s celebration is over. But for 1.4 billion Chinese in China, they are just starting the process of preparing for the Chinese New Year on January 23, 2012. Editor’s Note: This ... Continue Reading »
Do's and Don't's in Thailand!
Do not disrespect the King of Thailand, one way that might be perceived as disrespectful by stepping on thier countries money which has his face on it. Continue Reading »
Festival Calendar in Bangkok
Thailand’s capital city is teeming with cultural activities and interesting events. Even if you show up in Bangkok and strike out on your own in pretty much any direction, you’re likely to ... Continue Reading »
Great spot to get cheap knock off's
Buy your pucci(gucci) wallets and other knock-offs in the markets located in phuket on the main beach. Must see for all your travel gifts fro fsmily and friends back home. Continue Reading »
Kanchanarburi Tiger Temple
So, if you are a wildlife lover then this is a must see!! From the tourist city of Kanchanarburi you can do an afternoon or morning tour to the "Tiger Temple" for just $30US for the basic ... Continue Reading »
Lounging in Lumphini Park
For a city with such a staggering population (more than 8 million people as of 2010), Bangkok, Thailand has surprisingly few public parks. Situated in the center of the city, Lumphini Park is one of ... Continue Reading »
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