Pocket Bangkok Travel Guide 4th
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Worth a Trip
Bangkok's Best Walks
Bangkok's Best...
Worth a Trip
Scratch Bangkoks surface and youll find a city with megamalls minutes from 200-year-old homes, with temples sharing space with neon-lit strips of sleaze, and where streets lined with food carts are overlooked by restaurants perched in skyscrapers. And best of all, as Bangkok races towards the future, these quirks will continue to supply the city with its unique brand of Thai-ness.
Wat Phra Kaew & Grand Palace ( )Easily the most ostentatious temple in Thailand, Wat Phra Kaew blows minds with its blinged-out structures and Emerald Buddha. Next door, the Grand Palace is the equally decadent former residence of Thailands royal family.
Wat Pho ( )At nearly 50m long and 15m high, its impossible not to be awed by Wat Phos reclining Buddha. And if you require more than just girth, the grounds are also home to a traditional massage school.
Jim Thompsons House ( )The eponymous American silk entrepreneur mysteriously disappeared in 1967, but his Thai-style former home lives on as a visit-worthy repository for ageing local traditions and artwork.
Chatuchak Weekend Market ( )In a city obsessed with commerce, Chatuchak takes the prize as Bangkoks biggest and baddest market. Silks, sneakers, fighting fish and fluffy puppies if it can be sold in Thailand, youll find it here.
Wat Arun ( )Its the setting by the river, rather than the gold or Buddha statues, that draws folks here. And justifiably the views are great and Wat Arun is one of the few temples visitors can climb on.
Wat Traimit (Golden Buddha) ( )All the gold in Chinatown (and believe us, theres a lot) would scarcely be enough to re-create this nearly 6-tonne, solid-gold Buddha image. Let the jaw-dropping begin at this temple in Bangkoks Chinatown.
Ko Kret ( )Leave the city behind at this artificial yet thoroughly rural-feeling island in the Mae Nam Chao Phraya. Arrive on a weekend and combine your excursion with a busy open-air market and unique eats.
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