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• Hua Hin: Most famous for its breath-taking sunrises, the Hua Hin beach, situated on the Gulf of Thailand, is a 4 kilometer, white, sandy beach. Mostly empty, it offers a lot of activities like boat rides, pony rides, and the usual swimming. One can see the rock formation that gave the beach its name at the very end of the main beach. One can just simply relax on the beach, or take a romantic stroll along the seashore. You can also find water sports like water skiing, jet skiing, parasailing and windsurfing available here.
• Pattaya: Home to a large number of speed boats, parasails, jet skis, floating restaurants as well, Pattaya is a lot more than just a beach. It is a 2.7-kilometre-long beach and is constantly brimming with life. With the availability of small as well as big hotels and condominiums, one can easily choose to stay at a place fit to their budgets. The beach also has food stalls offering some of the most delicious street foods in all of Thailand.
• Koh Laan: It is a 2.5 miles long cluster of the island off the coast from Pattaya. Jet skiing and banana boat rides are the activities available here. With several small and big accommodation options available here, one can spend the night on the beach and enjoy some peace and tranquillity once the crowds have left for the day. It is accessible from Pattaya by boats and ferries.
• Koh Samet: Located 4 hours away from Bangkok, this island is the most easily accessible island from the city. It is a small, hilly island, with a part of it as a national park. Koh Samet attracts locals and tourists alike, with the water being different shades of blue and the island being away from the hectic city limits.
• Bang Saen: On the Bangkok beach holidays, one should definitely visit this beach which is easily accessible by transportation and around 4 hours away from the city limits, this is a very famous town in Bangkok, mostly known for being a perfect summer getaway. The beach is ethereal with a coastline fringed with palm trees and a perfect place for relaxation. The beach is lined with bustling stalls, shops, and cafes offering scrumptious Thai seafood. The presence of small and affordable guesthouses also makes it a perfect place for anyone who wants a break from the energetic city life.

Best Time to Visit Bangkok

Generally, the best time to visit Bangkok is during the dry season, between the months of November to March. This is the time when the city has cool weather and yet to get crowded. Towards the latter half of November, Bangkok gets the busiest it has been all year round.

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No particular vaccine is required when traveling to Bangkok, although you might want to consider taking the antimalarial medication in case you are traveling to very rural parts of Bangkok.

Is Bangkok a safe place?

Although Bangkok is a safe place with a very low rate of crime, it is always better to be vigilant of your surroundings and keep a check on your belongings.

How long does it take to reach Bangkok from India?

The time taken to reach Bangkok depends on different airlines and can take anywhere between 3 hours to 5 hours approximately.

What is the time difference between India and Bangkok?

Bangkok is ahead of India by 1 hour and 30 minutes.

What are the currency and exchange rates between India and Bangkok?

The officially accepted currency in Bangkok is the Thai Baht. 1 Indian Rupee is equal to 0.46 Thai Baht (subject to change).

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Wat Arun In Bangkok

Wat Arun, a beautiful and popular tourist hot spot of Bangkok, is much famed for its religious significance. It is located alongside the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok. Wat Arun Bangkok is also known as Wat Chaeng by the locals and is set against one of the most scenic views on the Thonburi bank of the Chao Phraya River. Bein...

Wat Pho In Bangkok

Wat Pho is a Buddhist temple in Bangkok Rattanakosin Island in the Phra Nakhon district . Located along the banks of Chao Phraya River near the Tha Tien Pier, the Wat Pho temple is a regular tourist hub. Also known as the Temple of the Reclining Buddha and Wat Phra Chetuphon by locals, the temple is famed for its namesake Re...

Grand Palace In Bangkok

If there is a place in Bangkok, which one should never miss visiting, it has to be the Grand Palace Bangkok. It is the most popular destination of this place and is a very popular point of tourist attraction. The Grand Palace, built in the year 1782, is known as the most wonderful landmark of Bangkok city. It has been the h...

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Terminal 21 In Bangkok

Terminal 21 brings alive the dream of having a tour of London, Tokyo, San Francisco and all other big and well-known cities of the world at the same time. It is a place in Bangkok, entirely built keeping a unique concept in the mind. Also known as the shopper’s paradise, it the best place to visit for all those people who l...

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Lumpini Park In Bangkok

Lumpini Park or Lumphini Park in Bangkok is the city’s first public park. Spread over an area of 142 acres, this multi-purpose park is a great spot to escape the hubbub of Bangkok and enjoy outdoor activities in the fresh air. Lumpini Park in Bangkok is named after the birthplace of Buddha in Nepal. With shaded trails, a la...

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Chatuchak Market In Bangkok

Chatuchak Market is the throbbing nerve center of Bangkok’s shopping scene. From antique pieces of décor and art to clothes, jewelry and shoes at unbelievably low prices to second-hand books to pretty handicraft items – Chatuchak Weekend Market is the dreamland for shoppers.

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Dinner Cruise In Bangkok

Dinner cruise in Bangkok is the perfect activity to witness the capital of Thailand in its exuberant glory while sailing. The sunny and sprightly Bangkok transforms into something magical as the sun goes down. Every building, skyscraper, and tower get decked up in thousands of dazzling lights. But one cannot fully appreciat...

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Khao San Road In Bangkok

Bangkok is not only known for its amazing beaches and resorts, it is also known for the colourful Khao San Road nightlife . While bars and clubs are dotted throughout the city, one can also experience street shopping for handicrafts, furniture, and ceramics. Khao San Road is situated in central Bangkok and is a 1 km long str...

Thai Massage In Bangkok

Thai Massage Bangkok is among the more preferred types of massages, along with the general oil massage or foot massage. Bangkok spa massage is something that many tourists look forward to, and make sure to keep a specific time of the trip allotted for this activity only. Sky-high dazzling malls and luxurious retreats of bea...

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About Bangkok

One of the most popular tourist destinations in Asia and Southeast Asia, Bangkok, often also called “The Land of Smiles”, is a diverse country with a lot to offer to everyone who chose to book Bangkok beach holidays . A culture that has been shaped by Indian, Burmese, Chinese, Lao and Cambodian influences, Bangkok is a whole lot more than just markets and shopping. It boasts of ancient temples, tropical jungles with exotic wildlife, islands, hidden caves and lagoons, floating markets and amazing delicacies. It is also regarded as the “City of Angels” by the locals.

Surprising Things About Bangkok

Bangkok is steadily becoming famous all around the world, but there are still several facts about the city that are quite surprising. Although known all over the world as Bangkok, the actual name of the city, the official one, is “Krung Thep Maha Nakhon”. This too is just the abbreviated name of the city. Bangkok currently holds the record for the longest city name in the world, with the entire name having 169 characters. It is also the largest city in Thailand. Bangkok also holds the title of the world’s “Hottest City”. As if that wasn’t enough, it also has the world’s largest China Town and the world’s largest market. So, come with your family and spend some time in this place. If you want to have fun while relaxing, then you should avail the Bangkok beach tour packages.

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Get ready to be bewitched by Bangkok

It might be an established destination on the backpacker trail, but with glistening golden temples, floating markets, trendy rooftop bars and a sizzling street food scene, Bangkok continues to intrigue travelers of all kinds. Whether you want to go on a cultural odyssey to northern  Thailand , cross the border to laid-back  Laos  or continue your  Southeast Asian  adventure in  Cambodia and Vietnam , any journey that begins in Bangkok is bound to be one for the books.

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Do i need a covid-19 vaccine to join an intrepid trip.

Trips from 1 January 2023 onwards

From 1 January 2023, Intrepid will no longer require travelers to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19 (excluding all Polar trips and select adventure cruises).

However, we continue to strongly recommend that all Intrepid travelers and leaders get vaccinated to protect themselves and others.

Specific proof of testing or vaccination may still be required by your destination or airline. Please ensure you check travel and entry requirements carefully.

Do I need a visa to visit Thailand?

Travelers with passports from Australia, New Zealand, Canada, the United Kingdom, and the United States are exempt from a tourist visa if they are traveling for 30 days or less. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from entry to Thailand.

If you plan on staying longer as a tourist, or if you are traveling for a reason, such as study or business, you may need a visa.

The page is for general information only and may be subject to change. It is your responsibility to obtain relevant visa and travel information required for entry, departure and travel to each country or region you visit on your trip. You should confirm these with the relevant embassies and/or consulates. 

Last updated: 02/11/2023

When is the best time to visit Thailand?

Thailand's climate is generally hot, humid and at times (like other South-East Asian countries) monsoonal. The seasons differ from coast to coast, so depending on which areas you're visiting, the weather can vary.

Thailand's north, east and west are great to visit from November to February, when the weather is cooler and dryer. If heading south, it's best to travel from January to April as these months provide conditions optimal for diving and snorkeling. This is peak time, however, so be aware that popular places like Chiang Mai, Ko Samui and Phuket can get particularly busy. It can also get quite busy from July to August as it's the northern hemisphere school holidays.

The monsoon season is from July to November, so it can get quite wet and the weather may be uncomfortably hot and humid for those who aren't accustomed to it. Yet traveling during this time can provide a different picture of Thailand, and is generally a less crowded time of year. March to June is less wet but is the hottest time in terms of temperatures. If you don't mind the heat then this can be a good time to go on holiday to Thailand to avoid the crowds.

Can I drink the tap water in Thailand?

Drinking tap water isn’t recommended in Thailand. Avoid drinks with ice and make sure to peel fruit before eating it. Help the environment and try to avoid buying bottled water. Instead, fill a reusable water bottle with filtered water. Your leader or hotel can tell you where to find filtered water.

Do I need to purchase travel insurance before traveling?

Absolutely. All passengers traveling with Intrepid are required to purchase travel insurance before the start of their trip. Your travel insurance details will be recorded by your leader on the first day of the trip. Due to the varying nature, availability and cost of health care around the world, travel insurance is very much an essential and necessary part of every journey.

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Is tipping customary in Thailand?

Tipping isn’t customary in Thailand, but feel free to leave restaurants, drivers or service workers a small tip if the service has been particularly good. It’s always appreciated.

Welcome to Bangkok, the captivating capital of Thailand! Dive into the heart of this bustling metropolis with Bangkok Thailand tours that promise a memorable experience. Immerse yourself in the city's mesmerising blend of ancient tradition and modern charm. Discover endless adventures as you explore iconic sites like the dazzling Grand Palace, Wat Arun, and Chatuchak Weekend Market.

From the bustling streets of Chinatown to the serene canals of the Chao Phraya River, there's no shortage of places to go in Bangkok. With its blend of old-world charm and modern delights, Bangkok offers an adventure like no other. Join us and let Bangkok dazzle you with its endless wonders! Get ready for an exciting journey filled with rich culture, delectable cuisine, and a warm reception!

Bangkok Tourism Information 2024

 Bangkok, the vibrant Thai capital, rests on the Chao Phraya River delta. It's a blend of modern skyscrapers and historic temples, creating a mesmerising skyline.

Bangkok has something for everyone. Visit the majestic Grand Palace and the serene Wat Arun. Explore bustling markets like Chatuchak and sample street food at Khao San Road. Enjoy a boat ride along the canals or indulge in a traditional Thai massage.

For a glimpse into Bangkok's nightlife, head to the lively areas of Sukhumvit and Silom. Don't miss out on the floating markets for a unique shopping experience. Experience the best of Bangkok with our tailored Bangkok trip packages!

Temple Trail: Grand Palace & Historic Temples Tour

• Explore Bangkok's history at the Grand Palace, an architectural marvel symbolising Thai royalty.
• Experience the ethereal beauty of Wat Arun, the Temple of Dawn. This temple is adorned with intricate ceramic details, reflecting the morning sun.
• Explore Wat Pho, home to the revered Reclining Buddha statue and a sanctuary for traditional Thai massage.
• Experience the sacred ambiance of the Emerald Buddha Temple, where the revered Buddha image invites introspection and reverence.
• Gain insights into Thai history, religion, and traditions from your knowledgeable guide.
• Explore Bangkok's amazing temples in a day! This tour unlocks the secrets of Thai culture and religion.
• Expert local guide for insightful commentary.
• Entrance fees to all temples.
• Comfortable transportation for hassle-free travel.

Your Experience

Embark on a journey through Bangkok's rich history as you wander through the Grand Palace and Wat Phra. Witness the serene beauty of the Emerald Buddha and soak in the spiritual atmosphere of Wat Arun. With our knowledgeable guide, delve into Thai culture and history for a memorable temple trail experience.

Chao Phraya River Dinner Cruise

 Highlights

• Embark on a magical 3-hour cruise down the Chao Phraya River, Bangkok's lifeblood.
• Witness Bangkok's dazzling skyline transform into a glittering spectacle of lights.
• Admire iconic landmarks like the Temple of Dawn and the Grand Palace from a unique perspective.
• Savor a delicious international buffet dinner with a variety of cuisines to tantalize your taste buds.
• Immerse yourself in traditional Thai cultural performances as you cruise along the river.
• Relax and unwind to the soothing sounds of live music throughout the evening.
• Capture stunning panoramic views of Bangkok's famous landmarks from the open-air deck.
• Relax in a luxurious setting with comfortable seating and impeccable service
• Perfect for couples seeking a romantic evening or families looking for a memorable night out.

 Includes

• Comfortable seating on a spacious cruise boat.
• Delicious international buffet dinner with vegetarian options.
• Free welcome drink upon boarding.
• Live music and traditional Thai performances.
• Round-trip hotel transfers for hassle-free convenience.
• Expert local guide assistance.  

Take home memories of a captivating evening spent cruising along the Chao Phraya River. Enjoy delicious food with stunning views of the city's landmarks. Relax to live music as you glide past temples and modern sights. A memorable evening of relaxation, romance, and cultural immersion.

Damnoen Saduak and Floating Markets Tour

Tour Highlight

• Cruise through the iconic Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, bustling with colorful boats selling fresh produce and local delicacies.
• Explore the vibrant Amphawa Floating Market, known for its charming atmosphere and delicious seafood offerings.
• Experience the unique Maeklong Railway Market, where vendors swiftly retract their stalls as the train passes through.
• Immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of Hoop Rom Market, browsing goods from clothing to gifts.
• Enjoy scenic boat rides along the picturesque canals, offering glimpses of local life and traditional Thai architecture.
• Indulge in authentic Thai cuisine at riverside eateries, savoring flavors that capture the essence of Bangkok's culinary scene.
• Engage with friendly locals, learning about their culture and traditions amidst the bustling market stalls.
• Knowledgeable local guide fluent in English.
• Comfortable transportation to and from your hotel.
•  Entrance fees to the markets.
• Bottled water to keep you refreshed during the journey.
• Capture the vibrant atmosphere with photos of colorful boats overflowing with exotic fruits and flowers.
• Delight your taste buds with a culinary adventure, savoring delicious local snacks and authentic Thai cuisine.
• Witness the vibrant blend of tradition and commerce on Bangkok's bustling waterways for a unique perspective on Thai life.

Top Activities

• Learn to whip up delicious Thai dishes with a hands-on cooking class.
• Experience the intensity of Thailand's national sport with a Muay Thai training session.
• Pedal through Bangkok's historic neighbourhoods (old city) uncovering hidden gems and local culture.
• Get creative with workshops in traditional Thai crafts like silk weaving or pottery.
• Embark on a thrilling tuk-tuk ride through Bangkok's nocturnal streets, stopping at hidden bars and eateries.
• Escape the city's hustle with a peaceful bike tour of the lush greenery in Bang Krachao Bangkok's "Green Lung."
• Witness the enchanting art of Thai puppetry at the Joe Louis Theatre.
• Experience the glitz and glamour of Bangkok's cabaret shows, with dazzling performances and extravagant costumes.
• Explore the vibrant world of Bangkok's art scene at the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (BACC), a must-visit for art lovers.
• Explore Bangkok's riverside temples via a serene boat tour along the canals.
• Sip cocktails and enjoy breathtaking city views from a trendy rooftop bar.
• Find tranquillity at Lumphini Park, a haven for relaxation in the heart of Bangkok.

Tour Highlights

• Marvel at the glory of the Grand Palace, home to the Emerald Buddha (a Buddhist temple).
• Feel the regal beauty of Bangkok at Wat Mahathat and Wat Bowonniwet Vihara, two distinguished royal temples.
• Navigate the bustling streets of Chinatown, filled with tantalizing street food and cultural treasures.
• Cruise along the Chao Phraya River, taking in panoramic views of the city's skyline.
• Explore the sacred Wat Pho temple, renowned for its giant reclining Buddha statue.
• Immerse yourself in the sensory overload of Chatuchak Weekend Market, a shopper's paradise.
• Indulge in authentic Thai cuisine during a food tour, sampling spicy curries and fragrant street snacks.
• Witness the dazzling spectacle of traditional Thai dance at the Siam Niramit show.
• Escape the city with a day trip to Ayutthaya, the ancient capital. Explore the floating markets of Damnoen Saduak here.
• Relax and rejuvenate with a traditional Thai massage at a local spa.

 Travel Tips

• Remember to dress modestly when visiting temples, covering shoulders and knees out of respect.
• Bargaining is expected at markets but do so respectfully and with a smile.
• Dive into Bangkok's culinary scene by sampling delicious street food but choose vendors with a high turnover for freshness.
• Vacation packages to Bangkok often include flights and guesthouses, explore options that bundle in Bangkok attraction tickets too.
• Major shops accept credit cards, while it's advisable to carry cash for street food, taxis, and smaller shops.
• Bangkok is hot and humid year-round. Dress in light, breathable clothing and stay hydrated!
• Use the BTS Skytrain and MRT subway for fast and affordable travel. Taxis are plentiful but agree on fares beforehand.
• Learn a few Thai phrases to communicate with locals.
• Stay vigilant against scams, especially around tourist hotspots like the Grand Palace.

What are the Top Tours in Bangkok?

• Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew tour
• Chao Phraya River cruise
• Damnoen Saduak Floating Market tour
• Ayutthaya Historical Park day trip

Which are the Top Attractions to see in Bangkok?

• Grand Palace
• Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha)
• Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn)

Chatuchak Weekend Market

Jim thompson house, what are the must-do things on my first trip to bangkok.

• Visit the Grand Palace
• Explore bustling markets
• Take a river cruise
• Sample street food
• Experience vibrant nightlife

What are the best things to do with kids in Bangkok?

• Safari World
• SEA LIFE Bangkok Ocean World
• KidZania Bangkok
• Dream World amusement park

What are the Top Museums and Exhibitions to visit in Bangkok?

• Bangkok National Museum
• Museum of Siam
• Royal Barge National Museum

Best Time to visit Bangkok?

• Best Time to Visit Bangkok: November to February (cool and dry season)

Where should I stay in Bangkok?

• Riverside area

How long should I visit Bangkok?

• Duration of Visit to Bangkok: 3 to 5 days.

What’s the best way to explore Bangkok?

• BTS Skytrain
• Boats along the Chao Phraya River
• Tuk-tuks or taxis

What are some unique sights in Bangkok?

• Maeklong Railway Market
• Bangkok Forensic Museum
• Lumphini Park

What are the must-do things on my trip to Bangkok?

• Try street food
• Visit local temples
• Take a Thai cooking class
• Experience a traditional Thai massage
• Explore vibrant nightlife

What food is Bangkok known as?

• Tom Yum Goong
• Som Tum (papaya salad)
• Mango Sticky Rice

What locations in Bangkok have the best food?

• Chinatown (Yaowarat)
• Sukhumvit Soi 38

Is Bangkok Expensive?

• Relatively affordable, with options for various budgets.

• Things To Do

Lumpini Park

Lumpini Park is a large green space in the centre of Bangkok. It's a popular spot for locals and tourists alike to relax, jog, or rent a paddle boat. The park is also home to several interesting sculptures and monuments. Don't miss the chance to admire the park's sculptures and monuments, adding a touch of artistry to your outdoor experience.

Step into the captivating world of Jim Thompson, a visionary American who change Thailand's silk industry. Explore this beautifully preserved Thai teak house, now a museum. This museum displays a treasure trove of Thai art and cultural artifacts. Take in Jim Thompson's rich history and have a greater understanding of Thailand's creative past.

Khao San Road

Khao San Road pulsates with the energy of budget travellers from across the globe. This iconic backpacker haven overflows with affordable guesthouses, lively bars, and a diverse array of restaurants. Mingle with fellow adventurers, savour delicious street food, and experience Bangkok's electrifying nightlife. Khao San Road offers a vibrant atmosphere and a chance to connect with like-minded travellers.

Discover the vibrant hub of Bangkok's shopping scene at Chatuchak Weekend Market. Spanning a vast area, this maze of stalls offers an eclectic array of goods, from clothing to handicrafts. Lose yourself in its bustling atmosphere as you explore unique gifts.

Siam Square

Experience the pulse of Bangkok's urban shopping culture at Siam Square. This trendy district boasts a mix of boutiques, cafes, and entertainment venues. Pass through its bustling streets to find the latest fashion trends and sample local delicacies. Soak up the dynamic atmosphere that defines this popular shopping destination.

Step into a realm of luxury and sophistication at ICONSIAM, an iconic landmark in Bangkok's retail landscape. Admire its stunning architecture as you explore upscale stores offering designer brands and premium goods. Indulge in fashion and gourmet dining at this famous riverside destination.

Rooftop Bars & Clubs

Bangkok's nightlife scene is legendary for its variety. Whether you crave dazzling lights or a laid-back vibe, you'll find your perfect spot. Bangkok's rooftop bars offer stunning cityscapes and trendy vibes. Sip cocktails, dance under the stars, and take in breathtaking views. Head to Bereiche or Cloud 47 for memorable experiences.

Street Food After Dark

Bangkok's streets come alive at night with sizzling grills and steaming pots. Head to places like Art Box or Talad Neon for delicious street food, live music, and a fun, energetic atmosphere. Or sample pad Thai, satay, mango sticky rice, and more - all at budget-friendly prices!

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Experience the charm of Bangkok's nightlife along the Chao Phraya River at Asiatique The Riverfront. This open-air mall features boutiques, restaurants, and entertainment options in a beautifully light-up riverside setting. Enjoy city skyline views, and delicious dining, and browse shops offering fashion to handicrafts.

Ayutthaya: Explore the Ancient Capital

Ayutthaya was once the glorious capital of the Siamese Kingdom for over 400 years. Today, it's a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and its ruins are a fascinating glimpse into Thailand's rich history. Wander through the remains of majestic temples like Wat Mahathat and Wat Phra Si Sanphet. Climb the elephant-shaped Prang Wat Chai Watthanaram and take a boat ride down the Chao Phraya River.

Kanchanaburi: Visit the Bridge on the River Kwai and Erawan National Park

Kanchanaburi offers a unique blend of history and nature. Visit the Bridge on the River Kwai and honor WWII prisoners of war sacrifices. Take a scenic train ride along the Death Railway, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. Then, head to Erawan National Park, a stunning natural paradise with seven waterfalls, each more beautiful than the last. You can hike through the jungle, swim in the cool pools beneath the falls, and spot some of Thailand's incredible wildlife.

Pattaya is a vibrant coastal city just a stone's throw away from Bangkok. This place offers a diverse array of attractions for day-trippers. Nature lovers can explore the lush greenery of Nong Nooch's Tropical Botanical Garden. Or Can on an adventure to the stunning Khao Chi Chan Buddha Mountain. Beach lovers can soak up the sun on the golden sands of Jomtien Beach or indulge in water sports along Pattaya Beach. Experience cultural wonders like the intricate Sanctuary of Truth or find peace at Wat Yansangwararam Temple. Pattaya truly sums up the essence of Thailand's natural beauty and cultural heritage.

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Home to some 11 million people, bustling Bangkok can often seem chaotic and intimidating to a first-time visitor but don’t be put-off. Once you delve into the life of the city, you’ll discover curious markets, enduring canals and reverent temples wrapped up into surprisingly cosmopolitan way of life. The more you explore Bangkok, the more you’ll come to love the mix and match style of this ‘City of Angels’.

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• Visit the Wat Arun, the iconic Buddhist temple, which is pictured on Thai currency. Found on the Chao Phraya River and facing the Grand Palace, climb its main spire and look-out over Bangkok. Wat Arun means ‘Temple of Dawn,’ so visit at sunrise for the best view.
• If you need something, anything, while in Bangkok, head to the Chatuchak Weekend Market. This is souvenir shopping on another level.
• Khao San Road is a backpackers paradise. You’ll find travellers galore here and so it’s a great place for nightlife, food, shopping and meeting people.
• Watch a show at the trendy Patravadi theatre. Performances include theatre and dance as well as acrobatics and musical shows.
• The Rot Fai night market is made for vintage lovers. Selling antiques, vintage clothing and memorabilia, spend an evening perusing unusual finds.
• Visit one of Bangkok’s uncountable malls for the decor as well as the well-priced goods. Terminal 21 is especially known for its gorgeous interiors.

Travel Tips

• Bangkok has a hot, humid climate. Make sure you drink plenty of water while you’re running around the city sightseeing.
• While it’s always nice to be friendly, be vigilant on the streets and politely decline help from the locals if you are uncomfortable.
• Bangkok is a big city, plan ahead when it comes to transport.
• Don’t take a taxi in rush-hour traffic. If you do take a taxi, make sure the meter is running.
• Carrying ID is expected in Thailand. Carry a copy of your passport just in case.
• Don’t hesitate to bargain!
• Save money on food by eating from the local street-stalls. Maybe fried cockroach for dinner?
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The best day trips to escape Bangkok's crowds

Dec 5, 2023 • 8 min read

A day trip from Bangkok to Ayuthaya will take you back through the centuries © Anupong Sakoolchai / Getty Images

Bangkok is an all-you-can-eat buffet feast for the senses – the sights, the sounds, the sensations, even the smells. But for all its golden brilliance, and its full hand of markets, temples, palaces and world-class food and nightlife experiences, the Thai capital can be overwhelming in large doses.

During the northern hemisphere winter – Bangkok's peak season – the weather is cool and dry and perfect for exploring, but the crowds can resemble the start of Woodstock. Fear not – easy day trips from Bangkok let you leave the hordes behind and connect with a gentler, calmer vision of the Land of Smiles.

When the streets, traffic fumes and pushy tuk-tuk drivers start to close in, just venture out beyond the city limits to historic towns, ancient ruins, evocative WWII relics and even golden beaches. Here’s our pick of the best day trips from Bangkok.

Enjoy rural calm in the city at Bang Krachao

Travel time: 30 minutes

Although nominally considered part of Bangkok, Bang Krachao feels like stepping into rural Thailand – the antithesis of the chaotic metropolis across the Chao Phraya River. This peaceful district offers such delights as the Bang Nam Pheung floating weekend market, a scattering of 250-year-old temples and an eco-resort where you can sleep in a treehouse .

Largely covered by farmland, this 16 sq km (6.2 sq mi) island is filled with mangrove forests, small homesteads, and elevated pathways precariously perched above winding canals. It’s popular with cyclists, who zip past the teak-framed houses shaded by clusters of palm trees, but it's worth coming on foot to properly explore what remains of the hamlets now absorbed by Bangkok's urban sprawl.

A must-stop is Si Nakhon Kheun Khan , a public park and botanical garden with bike trails, fishponds and a bird lookout where you can spot many striking Thai bird species.

How to get to Bang Krachao: Boats make the five-minute river crossing to Bang Krachao from Wat Klongtoey Pier in the southeast of the city, about a half-hour taxi ride from the center of Bangkok (longer in traffic). Once on the island, bikes can be rented at the pier for around 80B per day.

Pedal through pottery villages on Ko Kret

Travel time: 1 hour

A man-made island in the Chao Phraya River, Ko Kret was first settled by Mon people from Burma, who ruled central Thailand between the 6th and 10th centuries. Twelve kilometers north of central Bangkok, the island today is a charming backwater, largely untouched by modern development. It's a place to escape the crowds and cars of the Thai capital – only bikes and motorcycles are allowed on its one road.

Ko Kret is also celebrated for its handmade terracotta pots; you can visit workshops and buy ceramics directly from local artisans who continue to use techniques handed down through generations. Renting a bicycle or hopping on a moto-taxi is the most effective way to explore. Don't miss Wat Poramai Yikawat, the grandest temple on the island, with a Mon-style marble Buddha statue and a museum showcasing local ceramics and religious relics.

At weekends, a busy morning food market full of vendors selling Mon dishes and Thai desserts draws both locals and savvy travelers. Arrive when it opens at 9am for the best selection of dishes to sample!

How to get to Ko Kret:  Ko Kret is located to the north of central Bangkok. The easiest way to come is by taxi or bus 166 from the Victory Monument to Wat Sanam Neua in Pak Kret, where you can board a cross-river ferry. Alternatively, charter a longtail river taxi from Nonthaburi, the northern terminus of the Chao Phraya Express riverboat. The journey from Saphan Taksin (Central Pier) to Nonthaburi Pier takes around 40 minutes.

Explore atmospheric temple ruins in Ayuthaya

Before Bangkok claimed the crown as the Thai capital, Ayuthaya was the official seat of the long-lived kingdom of Siam. The ancient city was founded in 1350 and its extravagant rulers filled the streets with some 400 temples and palaces, many adorned with resplendent gold leaf. Most were ravaged when Burmese invaders rolled into town in 1767.

Today Ayuthaya's many ancient relics live on as genteel ruins, giving Cambodia’s Angkor Wat a run for its sightseeing money. The Khmer-style spires at Wat Ratchaburana still rise as dramatically as they did in the 15th century, while Wat Mahathat is famed for its sandstone Buddha head tangled in the roots of an ancient Bodhi tree. Chao Sam Phraya National Museum , meanwhile, is the custodian of items once housed in the temple’s crypts, including ancient Thai pottery.

The temples are dotted around the peaceful Ayuthaya Historical Park, which is best circumnavigated by bike. Pick up rental wheels on arrival outside Ayuthaya train station. Alternatively, jump in a tuk-tuk for a breezy way to explore this fascinating Unesco World Heritage site.

How to get to Ayuthaya:  Ayuthaya is north of Bangkok, roughly an hour away by car or shared minivan from Bangkok’s Victory Monument . The trip doesn't take much longer by train to Ayutthaya Station, about 4km (2.5mi) from the ruins.

Discover WWII history and the great outdoors in Kanchanaburi

Travel time: 2–3 hours

Kanchanaburi has a dark history to thank for its modern-day popularity. The town is the setting for the hauntingly-titled Death Railway Bridge , built by Allied prisoners during WWII and immortalized in the (largely fictional) plotline of Pierre Boulle’s novel The Bridge Over the River Kwai and the subsequent Hollywood movie adaptation starring Alec Guinness.

As well as this evocative landmark, the town is dotted with fascinating war museums – including the JEATH War Museum , which displays photographs, paintings and wartime relics (such as an unexploded bomb). Dotted around the streets are somber cemeteries that give a human face to the harrowing events that took place here.

But there’s more to Kanchanaburi than military history. If you're looking to take it easy, the surrounding countryside offers a wealth of low-key outdoor activities. Admire the handsome buildings along the town’s Heritage Walking Street , and duck into ancient temples such as Wat Ban Tham , with its entrance resembling a dragon’s mouth. Take a bamboo raft down the river or swim in the stunning waterfall in Erawan National Park , then take an organized trek into the area’s dense jungles.

How to get to Kanchanaburi:  Kanchanaburi is located to the west of Bangkok, two hours away by car. It's also easy to reach Kanchanaburi by train, but this requires a change in Nakhon Pathom; allow three hours in total. Alternatively, minivans regularly depart from Victory Monument.

Explore Bangkok's closest beaches in Pattaya 

Is the beach resort of Pattaya worth visiting? That depends on who you ask. For some, this is just a conveniently located Thai beach resort, handy for the capital and packed with attractions for all ages, including two water parks and a zipline course, plus some great hotels and restaurants targeting the tourist crowds with piles of pancakes and full English breakfasts.

Others will recoil at the touristy vibe and lingering signs of the sex industry that has fueled Pattaya’s popularity ever since off-duty American GIs first started coming here in the 1960s. The sleazy beer bars, go-go clubs and massage parlors aren’t exactly hard to spot.

But putting that to one side, Pattaya has a couple of decent strips of beach – namely Naklua to the north and Jomtien to the south – for those hankering for a quick dip after the sizzling urban heat in Bangkok. Night owls are well catered for too, with a good selection of non-seedy bars, including live music venue Hot Tuna and nightclubs aplenty.

How to get to Pattaya: Pattaya is around two hours southeast of Bangkok by road. Several companies run direct buses and minibuses to Pattaya, including 12Go Transport , with a service leaving from Makkasan Station on New Petchaburi Rd in Bangkok.

Enjoy sun, sand and seafood in Hua Hin

Travel time: 3–4 hours

Thailand’s original beach resort is no palm-fringed castaway island and arguably is all the better for it. Instead, Hua Hin is a refreshing mix of city and sea with lively markets, good golf courses and water parks, and an ambiance that just keeps getting more hip and cosmopolitan. In fact, many visitors never even step foot on the sand.

This former fishing village rose to prominence in the mid-1920s, when it was transformed into a fully-fledged resort town for the Bangkok-based nobility. Kings Rama VI and Rama VII built summer palaces here, but today, the resort attracts Bangkok folk from all walks of life.

Given the resort is around three to four hours from Bangkok, most day-trippers chose to stay for at least one night. Fortunately, Hua Hin has a good array of guesthouses catering to paupers as well as princes. Likewise, the town's restaurants dish up plenty of low-priced, high-quality seafood.

While the beaches don’t rival those of Thailand’s southern islands , and are a bit too shallow for proper swimming, Hua Hin is Thailand's kiteboarding capital, blessed with strong, gusty winds. Lessons are available from several outfits including Kiteboarding Asia .

How to get to Hua Hin: Hua Hin is located 221km (137 mi) southwest of Bangkok, and it takes just under three hours to get here by car, or four hours by bus. Direct trains also connect Bangkok Train Station and Hua Hin in around four hours.

This article was first published Jul 29, 2019 and updated Dec 5, 2023.

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