50 Places to Visit in Bangkok, Tourist Places & Top Attractions

Bangkok Tourist Places

The Grand Palace, Wat Phra Kaew, Jim Thompson House And Suan Pakkad Palace Museum, Chatuchak Market, Bangkok Safari World, Sea Life Bangkok Ocean World, Siam Park City, Erawan Museum, Wat Benchamabophit Dusitwanaram and many more.

Bangkok truly offers unmatched sightseeing experience to the visitors coming from all over the world. Be it a honeymoon couple, a solo wanderlust traveler or family vacationers, Bangkok has a long list of places to visit. You can explore a multitude of places to visit in Bangkok to know more about  the culture and traditions of the place. The Bangkok tour will surely make you feel nostalgic.

When you are exploring various tourist places in Bangkok, stopover at Wat Arun which is a famous heaven-like peaceful place, get a glimpse of the enchanting Grand Palace, put one step closer to nature at Lumpini Park, and enter the home of exotc wildlif at the Safari World.  If you have not been to this amazing place that caters to all types of tourists, then you should start packing your bags for the upcoming vacation trip. 

Here are some places to visit in Bangkok:

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The brilliant, majestic Grand Palace is one of the most sought after monuments and heritage sites in Bangkok. Served as the Thai King's residence for about 150 years in the past, the monument stands as a testament to the brilliant creativity and skill of the Thai people and it still happens to be the spiritual core of Thailand.

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Also called the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, Wat Phra Kaew is considered as one of the most important tourist places in Chiang Rai. It houses the meticulously carved statue of the Emerald Buddha and beautifully decorated to leave every tourist enthralled to the core.

One can look forward to gathering a peaceful day by visiting Wat Phra Kaew and admire the striking craftsmanship and architecture of this beautiful temple when they are on a vacation with their loved ones in Chiang Rai.

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Visit these sightseeing places in Bangkok to explore Thailand's architectural traditions and artwork. First, visit Suan Pakkad Palace - a former royal residence featuring eight traditional teakwood houses with a collection of Ban Chiang. Then head to Jim Thompson's house and museum to view his personal collection of fine arts and antiques.

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Chatuchak Market, known as the world's largest weekend market, is home to approximately 15,000 stalls selling everything from clothing to jewelry, shoes, accessories, arts, antiques, along with plants and pets. After a day of shopping, guests can satiate themselves with food and beverages at one of the area's restaurants or ease their weary muscles with a relaxing Thai massage.

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Claiming to be the world’s largest ‘open zoo’, Safari World is divided into two parts, a drive­ through Safari Park and a Marine Park. The park offers an exciting safari drive, an intimate encounter with friendly dolphins or an exhilarating fast ­paced spectacular action stunt, Safari World has it all.

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SEA LIFE Bangkok Ocean World is one of Southeast Asia's largest underwater aquariums. The Underwater Ocean Tunnel provides a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see 400+ marine species, including beautiful sharks. Witness and photograph uncommon marine species such as water rats, otters, and penguins, as well as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to feed them with your hands.

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Siam Park City, located in Bangkok's Khan Na Yao district, is Southeast Asia's largest theme and water park. With over 30 rides, a wax museum, floral gardens, a zoo, and more, the amusement park provides the greatest holiday experience. It sweeps you away from the bustle of city life and allows you to unwind and enjoy yourself, making it the most peaceful way to spend a summer vacation.

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The Erawan Museum is immediately identifiable by its three-headed elephant construction that stands stoutly above the facility. The First Floor of the Museum depicts the theme of the underworld in Hindu mythology. The concept of Earth, or current life, is featured on the second floor, and the Third Floor portrays the concept of Tavatimsa Heaven.

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Wat Benchamabophit Dusitwanaram, also known as the Marble Temple, is a stunning Buddhist temple in Bangkok, Thailand. Constructed from Carrara marble imported from Italy, this architectural masterpiece combines Thai and European design elements, creating a unique and elegant structure. Inside, visitors can admire intricately carved statues and beautiful murals. The temple's peaceful ambiance, exquisite craftsmanship, and spiritual significance make it a must-visit attraction for anyone exploring the cultural and religious wonders of Bangkok.

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Almost every traveller visiting Bangkok for the first time has this ardent urge to visit these unique shopping areas conducted from the traditional boats. Despite the fact that sellers are more worried about tourists as compared to local people nowadays, the floating markets of Bangkok are still heaped with tropical fruits and vegetables, ready-to-drink coconut juice and local food cooked from floating kitchens found right on the vessel. 

It might sound strange but there are different varieties of floating markets in Bangkok. While most of them begin their operations early morning at around 05:00 AM, rest remain open till noon as well. Well, it is best advised to sit and relax without any bargaining over prices, you can even opt for a guided boat tour to Bang KhuWiang, Bang Nam Pheung, DamnoenSaduak, KhlongLatMayom and various other beautiful and impressive floating markets.

Location: Floating markets are located throughout Bangkok and surrounding provinces

Best Time: These stunning markets are operational throughout the year. Weekends are the ideal time to visit, DamnoenSaduak, Amphawa, Taling Chan and KhlongLatMayom are the four major floating markets in Bangkok and is advisable to visit them early in the morning so as to avoid overcrowding tourists.

Things to keep in mind: Depending on the market you chose to visit, ensure that you are aware of the opening and closing timings of different markets. Also, some markets operate on weekends, make sure that you are well aware of the fact. Bargaining is a tough job here and is time-consuming also, thus, is recommended that you do slight research before jumping onto the price argument with the vendors.


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Originally founded in 1835, Madame Tussauds is a globally renowned chain of museums displaying wax figures of famous celebrities including actors, musicians and politicians. This unique wax museum offers different themed zones displaying some of the biggest personalities in the field of theater, art, politics, history and science. Experience activities like Picaso painting, photography, etc. here with your loved ones.

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Pratunam Market is the largest clothing market of Thailand. One of the major and cheapest markets of Bangkok, you can also buy shoes, bags, watches, and other accessories in this market. Pratunam Market covers the entire space around and behind Amari Watergate. This is where the market gets its name, pratunam, that literally means ‘watergate’.

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Dolphin show has always been a mass entertaining show, audiences of all ages are excited to watch these sea queens without any hesitation. Dolphins are amiable water animals with an emotional sensibility and a high intelligence quotient making them smart, curious and empathic.

It is absolutely fascinating to simply watch them take a swim in the show pool. The extraordinary flips and tricks they showcase with such ease and grace is an act you should look forward to at your next visit to Bangkok.The Dolphin show in Bangkok is a part of the Marine world segment of the Safari world, Bangkok.

Safari world is a safari park with over 400 exotic species and various experiences for people to enjoy. Various acts of dolphins such as singing, somersaults, dancing, a play with the hoola hoops and many more are performed. These performances are tightly curated to entertain the audience by specialised dolphin trainers.

The show is followed by a photoshoot session that the audience can participate in and get a picture with a dolphin. 
A fun fact you would be amused to know is, if a human is found drowning in the water and if there are dolphins around the drowning person dolphins have the ability to sense it and immediately jump to rescue.

So, if you ever head to a dolphin show you can be free of fears as the dolphins generally come to the rescue. Many such stunts displaying the glory of dolphins are performed at the Dolphin show, Bangkok. Read on to discover:

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The Dream World theme park features amusement park rides, vibrant displays, candy floss, flowery gardens, waterworks, a snow park, and entertainment performances in a bright, lively atmosphere. With over seven enormous zones and 40 rides, Dream World provides a terrific family experience. It also offers amazing shooting options thanks to the amusement park's refreshing scenery and well-maintained park amenities.

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Wat Maha Phruettharam Worawihan, also known as Wat Phra Kaew Don Tao, is a revered Buddhist temple located in Lampang, Thailand. The temple's architecture boasts a blend of Lanna and Burmese styles, with intricate golden details and stunning pagodas. Inside, visitors can find a sacred Buddha image, highly venerated by locals. This spiritual sanctuary offers a serene atmosphere, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking tranquility and cultural richness in Lampang.

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Siam Serpentarium is peerless and the first of its kind in Asia for having a snake world inside. This place overtures snake edutainment, which serves as a fantastic experience of snake civilization.

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Art in Paradise is an "illusional" art museum which features ten different interactive galleries. Also, known as Trickeye museum, the galleries are loaded with superbly done paintings varying from Ride a Flying Carpet, Stairway to Hell to the Coronation of the Emperor.

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The Erawan Museum is immediately identifiable by its three-headed elephant construction that stands stoutly above the facility. The First Floor of the Museum depicts the theme of the underworld in Hindu mythology. The concept of Earth, or current life, is featured on the second floor, and the Third Floor portrays the concept of Tavatimsa Heaven.

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Scenical World, a blend of theme park and water park is the newest addition to the world of entertainment and a must-see for families. The surrounding vegetation provides a relaxing environment, while the kids are excited to spend an entire day riding the park's rides. The entire park has been separated into distinct zones to make it easier for guests to find the attractions.

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KidZania Bangkok is a real-life education center filled with numerous activities to engage your little ones. There are multiple activities such as budgeting, professional dancing, veterinary work, book-keeping and many more which will help your kids understand their areas of interest for the future. Engage in an innovative space, which is also known as the world’s largest indoor playground.

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Originally founded in 1835, Madame Tussauds is a globally renowned chain of museums displaying wax figures of famous celebrities including actors, musicians and politicians. This unique wax museum offers different themed zones displaying some of the biggest personalities in the field of theater, art, politics, history and science. Experience activities like Picaso painting, photography, etc. here with your loved ones.

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The Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (BACC) is the epicentre of Bangkok's burgeoning art scene, showcasing the best Thai art, music, design, film, and theatre, as well as the modern art scene from around the world. Every hallway, gallery, store, and restaurant within the BACC has been designed to create an ideal cultural dialogue for every art aficionado.

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Ayutthaya City Park, Thailand's largest shopping complex in the city of Ayutthaya. It stands out because of its modern design, which contrasts sharply with the remainder of the town's lovely old charm. It's a lovely spot to escape the heat in the afternoons and spend some time shopping and resting. Its serene, beautiful vibe comes from its simple modern style, wide spaces, and fountains.

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Siam Park City, located in Bangkok's Khan Na Yao district, is Southeast Asia's largest theme and water park. With over 30 rides, a wax museum, floral gardens, a zoo, and more, the amusement park provides the greatest holiday experience. It sweeps you away from the bustle of city life and allows you to unwind and enjoy yourself, making it the most peaceful way to spend a summer vacation.

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The brilliant, majestic Grand Palace is one of the most sought after monuments and heritage sites in Bangkok. Served as the Thai King's residence for about 150 years in the past, the monument stands as a testament to the brilliant creativity and skill of the Thai people and it still happens to be the spiritual core of Thailand.

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Democracy Monument is famous for its dramatic symbolism, superb construction, and vital position, which is connected to significant sites in the capital city. It is a historical attraction in Bangkok, a symbol of modern Thai history's revolutions, as well as a memorial to honour the Siamese Revolution of 1932, situated on the busy intersection of Ratchadamnoen Avenue, at Dinso Road.

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Wat Pho

Visit one of the most popular places in Bangkok, Wat Pho, which is well known for its truly majestic and largest Reclining Buddha statue in the city and is housed on the western edge of the temple complex. Apart from this statue, the temple boasts of having the largest collection of Buddha images in Thailand making it a significant place.

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SEA LIFE Bangkok Ocean World is one of Southeast Asia's largest underwater aquariums. The Underwater Ocean Tunnel provides a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see 400+ marine species, including beautiful sharks. Witness and photograph uncommon marine species such as water rats, otters, and penguins, as well as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to feed them with your hands.

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Step through the glass-floored King Power Mahanakhon Tower's Skywalk for a spectacular panoramic view of Bangkok. You may feel like you're on top of the world as you stand on the roof of one of the city's tallest buildings, taking in the sights of Bangkok's bustling streets. You will be awestruck by the sight of a mesmerizingly serene sunset painting the sky with orange colours.

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Siam Serpentarium is peerless and the first of its kind in Asia for having a snake world inside. This place overtures snake edutainment, which serves as a fantastic experience of snake civilization.

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The Dream World theme park features amusement park rides, vibrant displays, candy floss, flowery gardens, waterworks, a snow park, and entertainment performances in a bright, lively atmosphere. With over seven enormous zones and 40 rides, Dream World provides a terrific family experience. It also offers amazing shooting options thanks to the amusement park's refreshing scenery and well-maintained park amenities.

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Calypso Cabaret is one of the fun filled shows that takes place every night at the famous Asiatique Riverfront in Bangkok. The auditorium, which is lit up with rainbow neon lights, can hold up to 350 people every show. The tickets for the Calypso Cabaret get a complimentary drink and dinner included along with superb entertainment. 

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Located  on  the  uppermost  levels  of  the  luxurious  Fraser Suites Sukhumvit  offering  a distinctively stylish rooftop bar with spectacular views, the Above Eleven concept also introduced to the Bangkok dining scene its first authentic Peruvian cuisine restaurant. One of the hottest culinary trends internationally such as London, Barcelona and New York  opening  new  Peruvian­ themed  venues,  or  transforming  their  menus.  With  its culinary  team  headed  by  Peruvian  native  Chef  Omar  Frank  Maruy,  the  authentic Peruvian­, Japanese fusion food  known as Nikkei Cuisine  served at Above Eleven has been  particularly  well­  received­  the  crisply  fresh  seafood  dishes,  spicy  salads,  and chargrilled skewers, all designed to be shared, and appealing to the palates of a mixed clientele of residents, expats and visitors.



Location: Located  in  Bangrak  a  few  minutes’  walk  from  Saladaeng  BTS  station  or Lumpini subway station.

Timings: Opened from 6pm to 1am daily.

Price:Cost for two may approximately be 2360 BHT.
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Don Wai

The Don Wai floating market is a very famous market of Bangkok, Thailand. Located at the outskirts of the City Capital, Don Wai floating market is a popular local market dealing with fresh farm Thai veggies and sea foods.

Highlights: The authentic Thai floating market, Don Wai floating market are an exclusive shopping centre, away from the Urbanhood of the capital city. It is located on the bank of Nakhon Chai River, 30 kms away from the Bangkok City. The market offers a beautiful boating experience to the tourists along with a range of exotic Thai food. Seafood, prawns and traditional Thai meals are very renowned in the floating market of Don Wai.

Location: Don Wai floating market is located on the river bank of Khongkharam Doiwan temple.

Price: Entry fee to the floating market is free of the monetary amount. Also, the market itself is very affordable for all tourists and local people. 
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A national symbol and a deeply revered animal in Thailand remain to be the elephant. Tradition dictates that a white elephant should belong to the monarch and becomes their exclusive property. Considered a symbol of prestige and wealth, the white elephant is an albino of the Siamese elephant. the grounds of the Dusit Palace. Formally the building was used as the stables of the royal elephants, but today has been converted in to a museum, which is made up of two buildings.

The first building will give visitors insight in to the history of royal elephants and how the animals are classified. Several artifacts, photographs and figurines can also be found in the first building. The second building has a display model of a white elephant in full royal regalia along with other artifacts. Another highlight of the museum remains to be the fine display of elephant tusks, the longest is said to be 290 cm in length and once belonged to the auspicious white elephants.

Location:  Dusit Palace Park, Th Ratchawithi

Approximate Price: Adult- 100 baht , Child 20 baht with free Grand Palace ticket.

Timings: 9:30 am to 4:00 pm

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WatSuthat, better known for the towering red Giant Swing that stands at its passage, is one of the most noteworthy and remarkable temples in Bangkok. It highlights a rich  church with clearing rooftop, wonderful divider paintings and stunning hand­cut teakwood entryway panels. Standing at 21.15 meters, between WatSuthat and Bangkok City Hall, the Giant Swing's two towering red columns and intricately cut crossbar are unmistakable visible from a  far distance. The first Giant Swing, dating from 1784, was replaced in 2004 with another one created completely from brilliant teak. The development of the new swing was a  mind boggling procedure of hand­cutting, paint undercoating and covering by expert  specialists and included various gatherings from structural architects to the Forestry Department to Brahmin ministers.



Opening Hours:Every day from 08:30 AM ­ 09:00 PM

Location:BamrungMuang Road, Old City (Rattanakosin), opposite Bangkok City Hall
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Cloud 47 is the most recent expansion to Bangkok's amazing rooftop race. Situated at the highest point of the United Center office tower, Cloud 47 is entirely not quite the  same as whatever other housetop you may have known about or visited recently. Generally it's all opulent and marvelous, with beverage cost list as high as the building and servers straight out of the motion picture cosmetics room, yet here costs are  shockingly inviting, environment is easygoing and a lager costs close to 160 baht. On the left, the Chao Phraya River is somewhat far yet obvious and, standing only alongside United Center, the immense glass structures of Sathorn Road offer a panoramic view of Bangkok that could cope with any city ­escape. On the other side is  the delightful Lumpini Park and the well­known shopping locale of Siam. In all headings roads are lit with neon signs and the spilling taillights of autos, making an awesome  postcard picture perfect for picture takers.



Location: Silom, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500, Thailand

Timings: Every day from 05:00 PM – 01:00 AM
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Catering to western taste, a comparatively new launch is the cool and fashionable Level club & Lounge. Distinctively designed with a rooftop lounge and two club rooms it covers a lot of musical space with some of the best sound systems in the city. Based on the 6th floor of Aloft Hotel premises, this club becomes more attractive with sophisticates designs of sparsely used yellow and pink neon lights and complimented with heart warming music, funky beats, R&b hits and a lot more. The ambience is quite full of life and energetic and vibes with foot tapping numbers. The club remains quite crowded almost throughout the week. Thursdays are celebrated as ladies night whereas Wednesday is famous for lovely deals. The entrance of the club is usually free except for special programs.



Location
: Sukhumvit Soi, Altaf Hotel, Bangkok.

Timings: 21:00pm to 3:00am


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What do you feel about a lunch arranged by the side of the river bank market? Bang Khla is exactly one of this kind. Mostly structured as a small village in the district of Bang Khla, Bang Khla floating market is a famous tourist market of Thailand.

Highlights: Bang Khla floating market is an extraordinary experience for both tourists and local Thai people. Mostly surrounded by the local Thai people of Thailand, Bang Khla offers a gamut of Thai dishes and delicious meals. The sweet tooth Thai tradition offers a variety desserts and Ice cream, especially home made in the Thai houses. The village is well centered by a transportation system. Hence, it's quite easy to reach the place. Spending an hour or two, in the essence of Thai culture is a mesmerizing experience.

Location: Bang Khla floating market is located in the district of Amphoe in Bangkok, Thailand.

Price: Entry to the market is free of cost. 
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Democracy Monument is famous for its dramatic symbolism, superb construction, and vital position, which is connected to significant sites in the capital city. It is a historical attraction in Bangkok, a symbol of modern Thai history's revolutions, as well as a memorial to honour the Siamese Revolution of 1932, situated on the busy intersection of Ratchadamnoen Avenue, at Dinso Road.

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Skytrain Jazz Club is a tense distinct option for Bangkok's cleaned housetop bars. With an  area  in  close  proximity  to  Victory  Monument,  this  exceptionally  Thai  housetop  restaurant  and  eatery  is  for  the  most  part  neglected  by  tourism.  The nourishment  is bona fide Thai and a lot of warmth. The fifth floor galleries of Skytrain Jazz Club sits close to theskytrain lines with views of  passing trains gleaming under the bright lit city. The graffiti passageway and stairways add to the restaurant’s chic urban setting. There is no lift so gear up for a brisk walk, so as to avoid bumping with the rest of the happy folks.

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Location: 46 Rang Nam Alley, ThanonPhaya Thai, Ratchathewi, Bangkok

Timings: every day from 05:00 PM – 02:00 AM
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The name Ku De Ta has been changed recently to Ce La Vi, but the change of name has never diminished the flame of excitement that this brand imposes. Located on the 39th and 40th floor of Sathorn Square Complex, this is considered one of the most happening places of the city. The view from the nightclub with the undisturbed cityscape and the charming views of Chao Phraya River is truly amazing. The best part of visiting Ku De Ta is that one can find it all here, the bar, the club and the ravishing restaurant in one sophisticated place.

The interior designing of the place showcases the class and the sophistication it aims at. Each night a particular theme is celebrated and the music vibes on that theme. However hip hop is played on Wednesday which is considered the ladies night. Deep house, party pop, EDM, bass are also part of the music choice played here.

Location: 39th and 40th floors, Sathorn Square Complex, 98 North Sathorn Road, Bangkok.

Timings: 20:00 pm to 2:00 pm

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The most astounding feature of the Bangkok Nightlife is the transgender shows, also known as ladyboy shows. These stunning spectacles are dazzling with glitz, glamour as well some well meaning humour. The performers in the show are accomplished dancers and know just how to hold the audience that arrive in huge numbers each night just to see them perform.

The most famous amongst these shows is the calypso cabaret which has provided a great time to viewers from all over the world for years together. Th shows include miming, singing, acrobatics and lots more! There are various operators that carry out different tours at the location.

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Following  1985,  Brown  Sugar  has  been  serving  Bangkok's  unrecorded  music  fans. Positioned as "one of the best bars of the world" by Newsweek (1997), Brown Sugar has never neglected to give everyone a decent time. Following 26 years of awesome administration, Brown Sugar has now moved from Sarasin Rd. to Phrasumen Rd. ­ a  greater  home. The  club  is  open  amid  the  day  as  an  eatery  and  café,  and  during  the evening for decent icy lagers with unrecorded music 7 days a week. Presently with a fresh out of the box new 200­seater space on its second floor to serve workmanship show, film screening, plays, verse perusing, private occasions/capacities, exhibitions and shows, and all other craftsmanship/music occasions past your creative ability.  The  month  to  month  "Cocoa  Sugar  Showcase"  hosts  live  exhibitions  of  International/visiting acts each and every Fri­ Sat of the month at the Play House. Expect  incredible music in the house, upstairs and ground floor.



Location:  469 Phrasumen road, Bawornniwes, Near Wanchat Bridge, Near  Khaosan, Bangkok 10200, Thailand

Timings: Every day from 05:00 PM – 02:00 AM
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Cloud  47  is  one  of  the  latest  and  best  additions  to  Bangkok’s  booming  rooftop  bar scene.  A  stunning  270­degree  view  of  Bangkok’s  skyline.  Along  with  the  incredible panorama, Cloud 47 is set apart from all the other rooftop bars in Bangkok with is its huge terrace, providing ample space for visitors to move around at their own leisure.The cocktails here are pricey, but beer including draught beer and beer 'towers' are relatively good value for money. Location: Located in the financial city near United Centre.



Timings:Opened from 5pm to 1am daily.

Price:Cost for two may approximately be 2260 BHT.
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Situated near the Tha Jeen River in Bangkok, the Lam Phaya floating market is one the authentic weekend market of the province. The floating market is located at a distance of 25 kms from the main city, yet very elegant and has a homely feeling of rural Thai culture.

Highlights: The Lam Phaya floating market is a very eminent weekend market of Bangkok city. Many local Thai people from Bangkok, travel to Lam Phaya floating market on weekends to spend a splendid day away from the high cultured restaurant style eating. The place offers a range of traditional Thai food, cooked by the exclusive habitats of the Lam Phaya village. The magical hands and species of the local people of Lam Phaya have developed this floating market as the lunch hub for tourists to enjoy some exotic Thai seafood and goodness of green farms.

Location: Lam Phaya is a small village situated at the bank of River Tha Jeen, near Bangkok city, which has emerged as a weekend market.

Price: The prices of the items available in this market are very affordable yet delicious. 
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Erawan Shrine in Bangkok, not entirely Buddhist pulls in a greater number of guests than a number of the city's sanctuaries. It was raised amid the mid­1950s, after the Thai government had chosen to fabricate the extravagant Erawan Hotel in this area. In any  case, the first phases of the development were plagued with such a large number of issues that superstitious workers declined to proceed unless the area spirits were  pacified. After conferences with celestial prophets, the erection of a hallowed place to respect the four ­confronted Brahma God, Than Tao Mahaprom, was thought to be a favorable arrangement. A sublime picture of the Brahma God was particularly thrown and plated, and The Erawan Hotel opened to recognitions and overall acclaim for three decades. Towards the end, the property couldn't contend with more cutting edge offices, and was replaced by the exclusive Grand Hyatt Erawan Bangkok in 1991. As the shrine was initially developed to match the grandeur of the old Erawan Hotel, the area came to be known as the Erawan Shrine.



Opening Hours: 06:00 AM – 12:00 AM

Location: In front of Grand Hyatt Erawan Hotel, corner of Ploenchit and Ratchadamri  Road
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Smalls is managed by David Jacobson, the organizer of Q Bar and also considered as a nightlife legend.The laidback, late­night bar is divided into three unsteady levels of an old corner townhouse where the proprietor's prized accumulation of modern  craftsmanship matches with a hands­off way to deal with restoration. Smalls has a tendency to be non­business, with an emphasis on jazz and world music, instead of the standard hip­jump, house and techno heard in numerous Bangkok clubs. 
Once in a while Smalls has live soul or jazz troupes, yet what is by all accounts working best for the club, in this way, are periodic visits by varied DJs such as club veteran Justin Mills.



Location: Smalls, 186/3 SuanphluSoi 1, Bangkok, Thailand

Timings: Every day from 07:00 PM­ 02:00 AM
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Hemingway's Bar and Restaurant in Bangkok is a by and large enchanting spot in downtown Sukhumvit to appreciate an easygoing supper or meet for beverages with companions. Involving an affectionately remodeled teak manor and encompassed by tall trees, a shifted blend of clients fill diverse segments of the house and grounds. The first floor of this elegant bar has an exceptionally European bar vibe, while upstairs on the veranda or inside the lounge area, a more casual mood permits visitors to appreciate the astounding menu of tapas nibbles, new world dishes and more generous mains. The really charming house, constructed in the 1918, itself has a long and celebrated history, having housed sovereignty, and all the more as of late the French  diplomat to Thailand. Hemingway's Bangkok has taken advantage of the house and 
grounds by making five unique ranges, every one mirroring an area connected with Ernest Hemingway; Cuba, Africa, France, Key West, and a lovely Spanish garden with a focal wellspring.



Location: 1 SukhumvitSoi 14, Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10110, Thailand

Timings: Every day from 11:30 AM – 01:00 AM
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One of the most popular and sought after live music bar which has been entertaining the people of Bangkok for years have been is none other than Saxophone Pub. Near the Sky train station and close to BTS Victory Monuments this place has been ruling the hearts of Bangkok locals and visitors for the last 30 years. Some of the greatest events of live music have been hosted here and almost every night there is some performances which make the place so special. Acoustic, Jazz, Blue, soul all can enjoyed in this live music bar. Popular bands of the city have been known to perform in Saxophone Pub. A mix crowd of both locals as well foreigners can be seen here. Music plays from 7:30 in the evening and continues till 1o clock at night.



Location
: 3/8 Victory Monument, Bangkok

Timings: 17:00pm to 2:00am
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People Also Ask About Bangkok

  1. Which are the places to visit in Bangkok for couples?

    1. The Grand Palace Wat Phra Kaew: This elegant and spectacular tourist place has also served as the royal court and administrative seat of the government.  

    2. Wat Phra Kaew: You can witness the intricate artisanship that glorifies the heritage of the country.

    3. Khaosan Road: It is considered a heaven for couples who have come over Bangkok for holidaymaking. With a plethora of things to do and hang out in some of the excellent shopping sites, elegant pubs, exotic restaurants, you will surely have an amazing nightlife.

    4. Wat Arun: It happens to be one of the most visited tourist destinations that offer some of the amazing views of the rising and setting sun. You can climb up to the top of the temple with your beloved to relish the enchanting views of the Grand Palace.

    5. Chao Phraya Dinner Cruise: When you are in Bangkok, you must not miss visiting the Chao Phraya Dinner Cruise. You can go for some sightseeing on the cruise as well as spend some time chilling at the café.
  2. What are the best Things to Do in Bangkok?

    1. Enjoy the boat trip along the Chao Phraya RiverAs you take a ferry on the Chao Phraya river, you will be fascinated to see high-rise buildings on one side; whilst the other side has a rustic charm of wooden shacks and children waddling through the river water.

    2. Visit Wat PhoWat Pho is one of the must-see Bangkok tourist places that is popular for the huge Reclining Budha statue. At the temple, you can also buy 108 coins to put one each inside 108 bowls placed within the complex.

    3. Shop at the Chatuchak Market:
     Sprawling over 27 acres with about 8000 stalls, Chatuchak market is one of the largest places in Bangkok. The market has everything one could imagine and is a must-visit destination to shop for souvenirs like handmade Thai decor, essential oils, and scents.

    4. Rejuvenate with a Thai massage: Bangkok has several massage centers where you can get yourself an invigorating massage.
  3. Which are the places to visit in Bangkok with friends?

    1. Chatuchak Market: It is one of the most famous weekend markets that deal with a wide range of merchandise. You can come over in the evening hours to shop for your favorites from the wholesalers and traders. 

    2. Wat Pho:
     Wat Pho happens to be the host of the largest reclining Buddha in Bangkok. This place has been used as one of the earliest centers of public education and also has a huge collection of Buddha Images. 

    3. Ocean World: 
    Ocean World in Bangkok happens to be one of the best places where you can enjoy sea life. You will have a chance to see more than 400 species of fish. Penguins, and crustaceans. 

    4. Siam Niramit Show:
     You will be able to witness world-class performance at this place which is performed by more than 1000 performers. 
  4. What are the places to visit in Bangkok with family?

    All those who are planning on a Bangkok family tour, here is a list of some places to include in your itinerary - 
     
    1. The Grand PalaceFeaturing an adorable architectural work, the elegant Grand Palace embraces the heritage of the stunning Bangkok city. Emerald Buddha is the prime attraction of this temple. 
     
    2. Bangkok’s Floating Market: Pick your tropical fruits and vegetables while sailing along in traditional boats at Bangkok’s Floating Market. 
     
    3. Khaosan Road: All those wandering here and there for exotic nightlife entertainment, Khaosan Road is the name for you. This road features a fascinating collection of resorts, shopping joints, and pubs. 
     
    4. Chao Phraya Dinner Cruise: Take your family on board to a Chao Phraya Dinner Cruising adventure in Bangkok and enjoy the beauty of its skyline and various sightseeing adventures dotting along the shoreline. 
     
    5. Sea Life Bangkok Ocean WorldOne of the most beautiful underwater life aquariums of Southeast Asia, the Sea Life Bangkok Ocean World, features more than 400 different species of crustaceans, penguins, and fishes. 
  5. What are the places to visit in Bangkok for shopping?

    Bangkok is considered to be a paradise for the shoppaholics. Some of the top places to shop at Bangkok include:

    - Chatuchak weekend market
    - MBK shopping centre
    - Damnoen Saduak
    - Patpong night market 
    - Asiatique
    - Pratunam market 
    - Chinatown Market
    - Rot Fai Train Market
    - Siam Paragon
  6. Which are the best places to visit in Bangkok for kids?

    Planning on a family trip to Bangkok? Here are some kid-friendly places to visit - 
     
    1. Bangkok Safari World: Acknowledging itself as one of the world’s largest zoos, the Bangkok Safari World features a Marine Park and a Safari Park. The principal attraction of this park is its intimate encounter with the little dolphins performing some exciting action stunts. 
     
    2. Siam Park CitySpanning across a land cover of around 120 acres, Siam Park City homes to the world's largest wave pool. The park has thrilling rides for all age groups. 
     
    3. Dream World Amusement ParkFor those who are looking for an adventurous day outing, Dream World Amusement Park is the call. Homing to a lot of exciting rides and attractions, the Dream World Amusement Park has something reserved for your entire family. 
  7. Which are the best places to visit in Bangkok for a honeymoon?

    1. Asiatique Ferris Wheel: This is one of the most-visited Bangkok tourist places and couples can enjoy the city’s resplendent vistas as they go on 3 rotations in comfortable, air-conditioned gondolas.

    2. Lumpini Park:
     With sprawling lush green lawn, water bodies, and manicured gardens, a stroll through the park hand-in-hand with your loved ones makes Lumpini Park one of the romantic places in Bangkok.

    3. Chao Phraya River:
     This river is the lifeline of Bangkok and is best explored with dinner cruises. Several dinner cruises like Supanniga Cruise and Loy Nava Dinner cruise serve lavish dinner and sunset cocktails as you sail through the Chao Phraya river and witness the city’s mesmerizing skyline views.

    4. Grand Palace: 
    Built in 1782, this palace has a majestic architecture and sprawling lawns that promise great backdrops for photographs and a museum inside to learn the history of Bangkok.
  8. What is Bangkok famous for?

    Bangkok has gained a lot of popularity all over the world for a plethora of amazing things. Some of the famous things of this city include its floating markets, Thai massage retreats, street markets, Buddhist monuments, and unforgettable nightlife culture.
  9. Which are the best places to visit in Bangkok at night?

    1. ChinaTown: As the sunsets, the streets of ChinaTown get lively with food stalls and restaurants serving several renditions of piping hot Chinese food at reasonable prices.

    2. Banyan Tree hotel: The rooftop Vertigo and Moon bar on the 61st floor of the Banyan tree hotel serves exotic drinks as you revel in the beauty of the city's shimmering skyline with bird's view.

    3. Soi Cowboy: With more than 20 go-go bars in Soi Cowboy, this is one of the peppiest nightlife places in Bangkok for party mongers to indulge in untamed fun.

    4. Wat Arun: Wat Arun is one of Bangkok's famous places and late in the evenings, the temple gets beautifully lit casting its pristine reflection on the adjacent Chao Phraya river.

    5. Booze at Nana Plaza: Nana Plaza is a red-light district in Bangkok that has some of the best bars and dance clubs. You can a fun time with your friends here.
  10. Is Bangkok worth visiting?

    Yes, the amazing city of Bangkok is totally worth visiting at least once in your entire lifetime. Offering the best opportunities to shop, relax, experience adventure, and enjoy excellent nightlife, this place has something in store for all the travelers, irrespective of their age group.
  11. How many days in Bangkok is enough?

    3 days is enough for a proper tour of the city of Bangkok. During this span, you can visit the top tourist places of the city, experience exciting activities like shopping, food touring, and getting the classic Thai massage, and enjoy the amazing nightlife of the place.
  12. Which are Thailand's top attraction tickets that you can book via Thrillophilia?

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23 January 2020
JAYANTA KUMAR Safari World Bangkok Tickets
Excellent
It should be a must in Bangkok visit, specially with kids. Hotel pickup service was fantastic, in time. Children enjoyed most the orangutan and dolphin shows. Better to skip the river cruise which I felt like wastage of money. The last part of coming out through the open zoo was fantastic- all openly moving animals including lions and tigers were roaming near the bus.
06 May 2019
Excellent
The best experience of sea life till date. It overseeded my previous experience at underwater world pattaya. Getting tickets was hassle free - just show the QR code and get your ticket from Information Desk. Best feeding shows observed here. The sea otter feeding show was specially enjoyable with the otters asking for more food by shaking their hands above their chests. Next the penguin show, diver show, sea life 3D show, shark feeding show, etc. were awesome. You can chill around as it is cool inside with cafeteria everywhere. Those sharks in giant aquariums really amazed me and they are living in harmony with other fishes for the past 10 years (as learnt). The ambience was great with dim lights everywhere. A great place for kids to enjoy. There were numerous fishes as well, including the famous Giant of Siam - an Amazon fish.
Excellent
"awesome experience. with good food, breeze views. loved it."
13 May 2019
Soumik Kumar Dey Safari World Bangkok Tickets
Excellent
Best jungle tour ever! Safari world is great where you can observe wildlife closely that includes birds, giraffes, rhinos, etc. The main attractions are tiger feeding and lion feeding inside safari world (which we were lucky to see) where a woman in the rear of the car inside a cage feeds the tigers and the lions from inside. As learnt only she can come near to them as they know her scent. It was nearly a half an hour tour through the jungle life and it was a thrilling experience. The Marine park was also great with many human and animal shows such as Orangutan show, Cowboy stunt show, Spy war, Bird show, etc. and the notable Dolphin show which was best among all. Guys please do not miss this show. The international buffet was also great with varieties of dishes though you can try out Indian buffet as well. Thanks to thrillophilia for making this trip memorable.
06 May 2019
Swapan Kumar Safari World Bangkok Tickets
Excellent
Superb experience here at Safari world. It was a really organised tour with staff picking up at Century Mall and having a bus tour through the jungles of Safari park. The shows at Marine world were great - the best ones being the Dolphin show and the Spy war that were thrilling and awesome. The other shows included tiger show, elephant show, cowboy stunt, sea lion show, etc. The international buffet lunch was great too with different varieties of dishes prepared using chicken. There was Indian buffet lunch too. An ideal place for children to visit. It is one of my most memorable zoo visits in Thailand. If you are lucky you shall get a Thai massage from elephants in elephant show. The guide Sam explained all to us in Safari world and was really helpful. Thanks Thrillophilia for making this visit wonderful.
09 November 2020
Excellent
A very wonderful place to spend half day taking pictures & selfies with our famous actors, actresses, politicians,social activists, freedom fighters of all time. Try to allocate half day as you will be busy with taking pictures & videos of real life wax statutes.
Excellent
It was a totally amazing experience. Everything was very well coordinated and arranged. All thanks to Thrillophilia for this amazing trip.
Excellent
The package tour was well organized by Thrillophilia.All transfers and arrangement was provided as per tour itinerary.Accommodation and food were very nice.
Durgeshwari Deshpande Bangalore To Bangkok Package
Excellent
I booked this from Bangalore to Bangkok with my partner while we were on a vacation. And it truly did feel like one, as we travelled the whole day visiting places though we had long days, but still we felt energetic, because we had nothing to worry about, we did a lot of shopping and enjoyed the nightlife. It was all possible only because it was preciously managed and looked after. Cheers to the team.
I booked a trip this trip from Kolkata, tough it was not my first time being there, but still was a different experience as this time I wasn’t the one worrying about anything, we had and tour operator for that who has managed and booked everything for us in advance and it was undoubtedly one the best journey I have ever had.Thank you.

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