Bangkok Travel Guide : 10 Things To Do At World’s Best City

Bangkok has come a long way from the 15th century when it was just a small trading post to being the wealth center of Thailand. It has been an international hub for almost everything; fashion, art, economy, tourism, shopping, etc for decades. This is why travelers don’t struggle to find interesting things to do in Bangkok.

This largest city and capital of Thailand (Siam) serves as a travel magazine to them which pictures of past and future. One doesn’t need to read this, experience it instead to dive deeper and understand how it succeeds in embracing western concepts whilst sticking to the roots of its culture and tradition.

Let’s begin this journey!

10 Things To Do In Bangkok ( The City of Angels) 

1. See The Royal Grand Palace

2. Learn The History At Bangkok National Museum

4. Crave The Shopping Hunger At Chatuchak Market

Location- Kamphaeng Phet 2 Rd, Chatuchak

Timings- 9 am to 6 pm from Saturday to Tuesday and till 12 am on Friday

How to go- Take a taxi or sky train to Kamphanegphet, the market is on the second exit of the station

5. Get A Thai Massage

Many tourists come to Bangkok just to get the benefits of Thai massage which is one of the luxurious and relaxing things to do in Bangkok. You won’t have to book an expensive session; Thai massage parlors are available at every nook and corner of the city.

6. Get Spoiled At Chinatown

• Ever seen a crocodile temple? It’s here in Chinatown, Wat Chakrawatrachawat Woramahawihan
• Between the old-style houses, shops, and streets, there is a peaceful Romaneenart Park
• See the largest Chinese Buddhist temple ‘ Wat Mangkol Kamalawat’
• Click selfie at ornate ceremonial China gate
• Treat your taste buds by enjoying traditional Thai recipes such as Massaman curry, Hor Mok Ma Prow Awn, Kway Teow, Yam Nua, etc.

7. Enjoy the Cabaret Show

Location- Hon Tung, Mueang Nakhon Nayok District

Timings- 6 am to 6 pm on all days

Per person charges- 400 Baht

How to go- There are two entrances to reach this park from both Pak Chong and Meuang District, Take a taxi or drive to this location via highway route 31 and change at 305

9. Click Selfie At Madame Tussauds Museum

10. Enjoy Bangkok's Lantern Festival

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Loy Krathong festival traces its origin from India and China. Thus, this annual festival is celebrated within and outside Bangkok where it is known as Lantern festival and by other names. It is celebrated every year on the full moon to thank the Goddess of water.

This will be the best and the last thing to do in Bangkok for concluding the trip and return home with abundance of memories.