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HannahGreenlee says:
The walk up the steps of this temple is an aesthetically pleasing experience in itself- the memorials and water features that are part of the mount are rather beautiful. There are also a series of bells which you can ring for good luck (I think that is what they are for). At the top stands a square …
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zajoryn says:
I always wanted to visit a floating market in Thailand, i knew that the one in Bangkok is really small and not worth it. So i took a tour to the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market and had the experience i was looking for. Now, something is really bad about it, just tourists and souvenirs for sale. No…
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terez93 says:
This is something of a "must" for tourists, but it can be fun for everyone! Boats can either be privately hired (be sure to agree on the price in advance) or arranged through hotels or boat rental vendors. There is one on the south side of the Royal Orchid Sheraton or just north of the Oriental Hote…
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cax says:
This 32 meter high Budha monument which is located at the Wat Inthrawihan temple at the northern edge of Banglamphu, is an impressive experience.
There's not much more in the temple then the giant Budha but that's acctually enough. It's an impressive sight and the whole place has a higher spirit…
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Dusit Zoo
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#35 of 43 things to do in Bangkok
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cax says:
I was very excited to vist Dusit Zoo in Bangkok and after reading the description on www.bangkok.com I was more or less expecting another Singapore ZOO.
But that was far from what I found here. For one the park is very dirty, and the conditions for a number of animals really doesn't live up to t…
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maheyriyaz says:
This is turely a great shopping mall located at the fringe of bangkok, not far from the Don Muang airport ( the old Bangkok Internation airport). The mall almost have everything you need and also a EGV cinema complex at the top floor. Lots of food stalls both in the top floor and the basement and m…
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ffransiska says:
This train station was build in 1916 in european style with the dome structure and stained glass. It serves all major train line from South, North, East part of Thailand. The northest line is a sleeper train up to Nong Khai - Laos border.
It has huge lounge with tidy seats for the waiting passenger…
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MKPolishPrincess says:
I am an absolute movie lover but it's so much easier here in Thailand. I know that the movies in the US cost around $10 and up and don't even get me started on the prices in London. Well, in Bangkok, it can run anywhere from 80 Baht ($2 USD) if the movie is after 8:30 P.M. to over 600 Ba…
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jaeWALK says:
If you consider including a little of history to your stay in Bangkok, then the National Museum is the place for you.
Although it's a bit run down and poorly lighted (which i gives the site a relaxed ambiance), an hour or two at the museum is highly recommend, specially since it's just across th…
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cax says:
Victory Monument is located on a roundabout in the Ratchathewi district. The monument was errected in 1941 as a landmark of the victory over the french colonial forces in the brief indochineese war, where Thailand rewon areas in Cambodia and Laos which was lost to the french in 1893 and 1904.
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jaeWALK says:
Founded in the 18th century, Wat Mahathat is one of Bangkok's most important temples. It houses the Mahanikai monastic sect and the Vipassana Meditation centre. The temple grounds is large and full of schools and you have to make your way through some buildings and parked vehicles before you reach t…
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korrahh says:
“To find where it at you gotta find out where it aint’” Bangkok has a fair nightlife and I was ready to find out where it was happening.
One night Ken and I were out for dinner with Jen, a friend of his, and two of her friends. “So where are you from” I started. “Denmark” “Both of …
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JarDuck says:
On my original host's suggestion, I went to the massage place he visits: Pranee. As far as massages go, it's just ok. Even by traditional standards. At first, I thought it was amazing. Then I had traditional thai massages. I quickly discerned this is a place for, hmm, how should this be put delicate…
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