Top 15 Visited Tourist Attractions in Bangkok
All places you wanna see at your first visit
- 1
Wat Pho
Temple of the Reclining Buddha
Visiting the Temple of Reclining Buddha at 8AM allowed me to enjoy minimal crowds and capture great photos of this stunningly beautiful temple. The entry fee for foreigners is 300 THB, but it is definitely worth it for the 1-2 hours you can spend exploring the grounds and admiring the architecture. Pair your visit with a trip to the royal palace or Wat Arun for a full day of cultural exploration.
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Wat Phra Kaew
Sacred Gem of Bangkok
Visiting the Grand Palace and the Temple of Emerald Buddha is a truly unforgettable experience. The exquisite artworks adorning the walls and the serene atmosphere inside the temple left me in awe. The ban on photography inside the temple adds to the reverence of the place, and seeing locals pray with white flowers was a touching tradition to witness.
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- 3
Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen
Serene Beauty and Cultural Richness
The temple is free to visit and offers a beautiful museum on the 1st and 3rd floors, along with a stunning green glass pagoda on the 5th floor. An absolute must-see in Bangkok!
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Wat Arun
Majestic Temple with Stunning Sunset Views
Wat Arun also known as “Temple of Dawn” is one of the most beautiful temple in Bangkok along the Chao Phraya River. It’s looking absolutely stunning in the evening with lights on it.
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Wat Saket
Stunning Views and Peaceful Atmosphere
The visit to the temple during sunset was a magical experience that left me in awe. Walking up the mount, surrounded by the sounds of bells and monks chanting, was deeply spiritually fulfilling. The stunning views from the top of the temple were absolutely breathtaking, making it one of the top temples I've visited in Thailand.
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- 6
Siam Paragon
Luxury Shopping Paradise
Great place for Luxury shopping and impressive food options! There is also a huge supermarket that sells heaps of Thai food souvenirs perfect for friends and family.
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Klong Ong Ang Walking Street
Serene Escape at Klong Ong Ang Walking Street
Lots of Thai food stalls and restaurants, graffiti on the walls and can Kayaking in the Klong also. At walking distance from MRT SamYot station.
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- 8
Jim Thompson House Museum
A Silk Legacy and Cultural Oasis
Visiting Jim Thompson's House was a highlight of my time in Bangkok. The architecture of the house was stunning, and the Asian art collection was captivating. The tour was fast-paced, so be prepared to keep up with the guide. The staff were friendly and helpful, making sure I had a great experience. I will definitely be recommending this museum to friends and family.
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- 9
Chatuchak Weekend Market
A Shopper's Paradise with Culinary Delights
Fantastic never ending range of stalls with everything you need. Only opens at weekend.
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- 10
MahaNakhon
76-78th floor
10:00-00:00
Thrilling Sky Walk Experience in Bangkok
The best view in Bangkok can be found at the King Power Sky Walk, but be sure to arrange your visit in advance to avoid crowds. The sunset view is unbeatable, and you can even buy a ticket package that includes a drink. While the night view is also impressive, it can get quite crowded. Don't forget to check out the cafe, restaurant, and souvenir shop upstairs, but remember that big bags are not allowed upstairs.
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