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Bangkok's Top 10 Attractions

Floating Markets

Siam Niramit

Chao Phraya River Cruise

Wat Phra Kaew

The Grand Palace

Wat Pho

Wat Arun

Wat Suthat & The Giant Swing

Erawan Shrine

Jim Thompson House

Art Galleries in Bangkok

List of Bangkok Museums

Library in Bangkok

Dusit Zoo

Safari World & Marine Park

Siam Park (Suan Siam Water Park)

Dream World Theme Park

Siam Ocean World Aquarium

Victory Monument

Samutprakarn Crocodile Farm

Don Hoi Lot

Songkran Festival

Loy Krathong Festival

Golden Mount Temple Fair

Fish Spa

Funarium for Kids

Horse Racing & Bets

See Bangkok in the 1960-1980

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Bangkok Attractions | Sightseeing Tourist Guide Thailand

There are many types of attractions to Bangkok, and certainly something to please everybody.

There are historic sites, religious sites featuring magnificent temples, fabulous shopping destinations offering all kinds of produce, and restaurants offering just about every type of food one could imagine.

If you would like to visit a temple of great repute, then head for the Temple of the Reclining Buddha (Wat Pho) in Bangkok, which is one of the oldest and indeed largest temples in Bangkok.

The statue is reputed to be the largest in Thailand, and measures more than 140 feet long.

Should you wish to spend some time investigating and visiting historic sights, then a trip to the Grand Palace is a must. This complex was built in 1780 and comprises of many magnificent buildings, including another wat (temple) called Temple of the Emerald Buddha. The star of this temple is an emerald statue which dates back to the early 15th century.

For those visitors interested in historic houses and art, a trip to the Jim Thompson house is essential. This gentleman started the Thai silk industry just after the end of World War II. The building is an art museum now and houses a fantastic collection of Asian art, featuring many totally unique displays.

Another must see for history enthusiasts is the Vimanmek Mansion. This palace is renowned for being the biggest teak wood structure in the world. It showcases a unique blend of Victorian and richly intricate Thai architecture.


Bangkok, Thailand Tourist Attractions

Dusit Zoo
The zoo is at 71 Rama V Road, next to the old Parliament building in the quiet Dusit area of Bangkok. It was original...[+]

Libraries in Bangkok
The National Library This vast collection of literature is on Samsen Road and covers all reading matter relating to T...[+]

The Grand Palace
If there is one place synonymous with Thailand, and one place visitors must see when in Bangkok, it is The Grand Palace....[+]

Bangkok Museums
Vimanmek Palace The largest golden teak building in the world, the three storey Vinanmek Mansion is one of the most p...[+]

Art Galleries in Bangkok
The National Art Gallery This major gallery is the centerpiece for much of the art of Thailand. There are both his...[+]

Siam Ocean World Aquarium
Siam Ocean World has been a relatively recent addition to the attractions of Bangkok. Situated next to the exclusive ...[+]

Don Hoi Lot Samut Songkhram
Located at the very tip of the Maek Hong River in Bangkok Bay, the sandbar known as Don Hoi Lot is a haven for some 18 s...[+]

Samutprakarn Crocodile Farm & Zoo
Located in the vicinity of Tambon Thai Ban, the complex of more than 60,000 freshwater and marine crocodiles and a mini-...[+]

Wat Suthat & The Giant Swing
Wat Suthat is one of the oldest in Bangkok, and instantly recognizable from the roof architecture which is similar to th...[+]

Erawan Shrine
Pass by on the BTS Skytrain on any day of the week, and visitors will see the Erawan shrine attracting a lot of attentio...[+]

Jim Thompson House
The legendary American who brought so much of his enthusiasm to Thailand and disappeared mysteriously whilst on holiday ...[+]

Dream World
Dream World theme park is on the outskirts of Bangkok, situated on Rangsit - Ong-kharak Road near the Don Muang Airport....[+]

Chao Phraya River Dinner Cruises
In the nineteenth century, Bangkok’s had a complex network of canals that served as the major arteries of transportation...[+]

Siam Park (Suan Siam Water Park)
Suan Siam is a huge water park on the outskirts of Bangkok and this is a good family day trip to cool off from the heat....[+]

Safari World & Marine Park
Safari World is named as an animal and leisure park, and no one could deny this is the case. Safari World is ideal fo...[+]

Floating Markets
There are quite a few genuine floating markets in and around Bangkok, and almost anywhere where there is a canal or rive...[+]

Siam Niramit in Bangkok
This is a multi purpose venue covering a major stage show, events and industry promotions and Thai cultural events. Loca...[+]

Wat Arun
The Wat is easy to spot on the riverside because of its shape, and very recognizable to anyone who has seen the many pic...[+]

Wat Pho in Bangkok, Thailand
The temple at Wat Pho is significant in that it is the oldest temple in Bangkok, and is the home to the enormous Reclini...[+]

Wat Pra Kaew
Wat Phra Kaew is The Temple of The Emerald Budda, The small jade image statue is revered throughout Thailand as the...[+]