Bangkok, Thailand Travel Guide
Scenic spot introduction:
Bangkok is the capital of Thailand. It is the political, economic, cultural and transportation center of the country. It is the second largest city in Southeast Asia and the largest industrial and commercial city in the country. Thais call it Kongthep, which means the City of Angels. It is located on the north bank of the estuary plain between the Chao Phraya River and Bangkok Bay, covering an area of 1,565.2 square kilometers, with a population of about 6 million, and a very hot climate. There are more than 400 Buddhist temples in the city, so it is also known as the city of temples.Attractions distribution:
Bangkok is a metropolis full of temptations. There are world-famous hotels, luxury shopping malls, first-class international airports, and modern office buildings; but at the same time, it retains traditional Thai folk culture: the floating market is bustling every morning, people come and go on the canals, and the ancient The temple is full of incense.Scenic spot features:
Sightseeing, city tours, temples, palacesTransportation
Scenic spot location:
Asia>Thailand>Bangkok City
How to get there:
The transportation in Bangkok is very convenient, taking a taxi is very convenient, and there are direct buses to various attractions.
Scenic area map:
3D real scene of scenic spot
Tickets
Bangkok ticket prices:
Grand Palace: THB 350 for adults, including admission to Wat Phra Kaew.
Wat Arun: 20 baht/person
Erawan Buddha: Free
Wat Pho: 20 baht/person
Wat Pho: 50 baht/person
Crocodile Pond: 300 baht/person
Old Parliament Building: 150 baht/person
Weimarman Palace: 100 baht, free visit with Grand Palace ticket.
Seventy-two houses in the ancient city: 350 Thai plants/adult, 150 Thai plants/child.
Temple of the Golden Mount: 10 baht, and another 5 baht to climb to the top of the golden pagoda.
Samupuram Elephant Park: THB 220 for adults and THB 140 for children.
Ninth King Royal Garden: 20 baht
Yunshi Temple: 20 baht
Jim Thompson House: 100 baht for adults, 50 baht for children. All proceeds are donated to local schools for blind children.
Lusit Zoo: 30 baht
Scenic area opening hours:
Grand Palace: 8:30-11:30, 13:00-15:30, except for royal ceremonies.
Wat Arun: 9:00-17:00
Erawan Buddha: 7:00-23:00
Temple of the Golden Buddha: 9:00-17:00
Wat Pho: 8:00-17:00
Crocodile Pool: 7:30-18:00
Old Parliament Building: Every Tuesday to Sunday 10:00a. m.—6：00p.m. (Closed every Monday, New Year holidays and Songkran Festival).
Weimarman Palace: 9:00-16:00
Seventy-two Mansion in the Ancient City: 8:00 —17:00
Jinshan Temple: 7:30-17 :30
Samupuram Elephant Park: 8:00-18:00
Ninth King Royal Garden: 6:00-18:00
Yunshi Temple: 8: 00-17:30
Jim Thompson House: Museum 9:00-17:00, Sales Department 9:00-21:00
Lushi Zoo: 8:00－18 :00
Travel Tips
Travel Notes of Travellers:
- Travel Guide: Thailand Six-Day Free Travel Guide 2018
Tour route:
The first day: Grand Palace → Bangkok Emerald Buddha Temple → Bangkok Wat Pho → Wangjiatian Square → National Museum of Thailand → Wat Yunshi → Wat Arun
The second day: Wat Phra Kaew → Bangkok Chinatown → Palace of King V of Thailand → Lu Real Zoo
The third day: Damnoen Saduak Floating Market → Jim Thompson House → Erawan Shrine
Best time to visit:
November to January of the following year
Shopping recommendations:
Whether in boutiques or markets in Thailand, it is not difficult to find attractive trinkets, handicrafts, and jewelry. The Chatuchak weekend market has 9,000 stalls, and the Siam district is lined with shopping malls and small clothing stores. The denim jeans shop here can be customized on site.
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