Bangkok Things to Do

 3 Reviews  I have not seen a show like this anywhere. This is a MUST for anybody visiting Bangkok. Its a show that celeberates Thailand's cultural heritage and there are over 150 performers in about 500... 

 11 Reviews  Bangkok's City Pillar Also known as Lak Mueang, build in 1782, located on the heart of Bangkok, opposite the Grand Palace and The Ministry of Defence.. Bangkok's City Pillar consists of a square... 

 5 Reviews  Millennium Hilton's Beach is located on the 4th floor of this hotel and is only open to hotel guests. Has a small pool for taking a quick plunge in when one becomes overheated from laying in the sun... 

 10 Reviews  This statue stands at the south-western entrance to Lumphini Park and is of Rama VI (1881-1925). His reign was characterized by Siam's movement further towards democracy and minimal participation in... 

 3 Reviews  The Ananta Samakhom Throne Hall, built in the early 1900s by Italian architects, is a former reception hall within Dusit Palace Park and is now a museum. The throne hall was used as the headquarters... 

 3 Reviews  The Queen's Gallery has four floors and on the ground floor gallery you will see good painting of HRH Queen Sirikit in a traditional Thai costume. Gallery hours are 10:00 am - 7:00 pm daily (Closed... 

 3 Reviews  My friend, Anny came from Germany to visited Thailand. She came to my house on Loikrathong Day so we went to the festival together. She really like it because everything is so diferent and she never... 

 5 Reviews  . An item that I'm glad that I did not miss. We booked the Chao Phraya River Boat Cruise with dinner from the hotel's tour desk (paid about THB1,300 per person - yes it's expensive). Pickup at the... 

 2 Reviews  Few tourists come here. It' must are the doors decorated with armed guards and the coloured chinese tiles. Doors and windows in the ubosot are adornade by royal insignias in gilded black laquer inside... 

 4 Reviews  The National Gallery is around the corner from Khaosan Road in an old colonial building with a little courtyard .In the galllery you can see some paintings by the King of Thailand in The Celebration... 

 5 Reviews  Wat Mahathat Another famous Temple-Wat in Bangkok. Located very near to Wat Phra Khaew opposite Sanam Luang park. Information Name: Wat Mahathat Attraction Type: Architecture, Wat-Temple, Buddha... 

 8 Reviews  King Rama VII, also known as King Prajadhipok, (1893-1941), was the last absolute monarch and the first constitutional monarch of the country. His reign was a turbulent time for Siam due to huge... 

 3 Reviews  The National Assembly Hall was built during the reign of King Rama V. It was constructed out of marble in the Italian Renaissaance architectural style. This is also the old parliament building that is... 

 8 Reviews  Bangkok Art & Culture Centre Under Construction Information Name: Bangkok Art & Culture Centre Attraction Type: Art & Culture Centre Close to: Siam square City: Bangkok Pictures in the web:... 

 1 Review  The sculpture of most respected monks of Thailand, Somdet Phra Bhuddhacharn (To Brahmarangsri), he died at age of 85 in 1872 (B.E 2415). He begann to constructed the gigantic Buddha Image here and... 

 3 Reviews  Wat Arun is one of the top temple attractions in Bangkok and sits along the Chao Praya River. I did not go in, but took this picture during a boat ride. The main Khmer-style tower is some 80-90m high... 

 2 Reviews  -Travellers always miss here! But I think it's the must activity ,if you love in Thai culture.They offered classical Thai dramas ,Thai music bands and other types of international arts performs in the...