Sea Life Bangkok Ocean World (formerly known as Siam Ocean World), located inside the Siam Paragon in central Bangkok, is one of the largest aquariums in Southeast Asia. In the basement of the huge shopping mall, you will find, among other things, a long 270-degree sub-oceanic tunnel, a 360-degree panoramicRead More →
The Erawan Museum is located on the outskirts of Bangkok, so it is not well known in the typical routes of the city. The building and its gardens are extraordinarily beautiful, but it is true that the most striking is the gigantic three-headed elephant that greets visitors imposingly from theRead More →
The Grand Royal Palace is a complex of buildings located in the central district of Phra Nakhon in Bangkok, and is the official residence of the kings of Thailand since 1785.Since the founding of Bangkok, the Grand Royal Palace has been the main architectural symbol of the Thai royal family.Read More →
Are you looking for an appealing region to tour? Are you interested in seeing some of the best tourist attractions in the world? If your answer is yes, then Bangkok is one of the best locations for tourism for you to try. From Bangkok’s golden temples, luxurious shopping malls, massageRead More →
The Royal Barges Museum houses eight of the 50 historic boats that form a procession on the water during very important official ceremonies. Their appearance on the water is now extremely rare, only 16 times in the last 65 years. They are all made of teak, beautifully carved and decorated.Read More →
Wat Traimit and its Golden Buddha is one of the main attractions to see for those who want to get to know the main temples of Bangkok. Located in the heart of Bangkok’s famous Chinatown, Wat Traimit is home to one of the most revered and important Buddha statues inRead More →
This is perhaps the most important museum in the country and the one that represents a good starting point for your vacation in Thailand because you will certainly leave enriched and with a better knowledge of the fascinating past of this land and the local culture. A fascinating journey throughRead More →
If New York City has its Central Park, Bangkok has its equivalent in Lumphini Park. Green lung and quiet heart of the city, Lumphini Park is the ideal place to spend a quiet afternoon when the chaos of Bangkok can reach you and to know another reality of the inhabitantsRead More →
Wat Saket (Phu Khao Thong) has not only the quality to be one of the oldest temples of Bangkok but also to have in its enclosure one of the highest points of the capital. The brief visit of the religious building leaves all the leisure to enjoy an exceptional sightRead More →
Royal Buddhist temple unique in its kind in Thailand, Wat Arun or Wat Arunatchawararam is an emblematic symbol of the kingdom. The multicolored ceramics covering it gives it a very particular allure. With Wat Phra Kaew and Wat Pho, Wat Arun is one of the most famous royal temples inRead More →
