MADAME TUSSAUDS WAX MUSEUM

The world 's favourite wax museum open in Bangkok with over 70 wax figures and brimming with interactive experiences this is so much more than just a wax museum...

JIM THOMPSON MUSEUM

This exquisite collection of traditional Thai house stands as a museum to the man who revived the Thai silk industry after the Second World War...

ERAWAN SHINE (4 FACED BUDDHA)

a Hindu shrine in Bangkok that houses a statue of Phra Phrom, the Thai representation of the Hindu creation god Brahma...

BANGKOK ART AND CUTURE CENTRE

The Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (BACC) is a twenty-five thousand square-meter, eleven-storey mid-town facility with galleries, performance spaces, a library and meeting rooms. Conceived and pushed for since 1997 by a network of artists, the Centre has finally been built by the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration. To be administered by the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre Foundation, it aims to give contemporary art the right physical infrastructure and to enhance the role of art in the city’s cultural life....

SIAM OCEAN WORLD BANGKOK

Your journey in Siam Ocean World will take you through 7 different zones which are Weird and Wonderful, Deep Reef, Living Ocean, Rainforest, Rocky Shore, Open Ocean, and Sea Jellies....

SIAM SQUARE

Within Siam Square itself, there is a range of shops and services, including tutor schools, restaurants, cafe, designer clothing boutiques, record stores, bookshops, Hard Rock Cafe and banks. The customers vary from young-aged school and college students to office workers and foreign tourists. It is sometimes referred to as the "SoHo" or "Shinjuku of Thailand". ...

TRIMURTI SHRINE

For those in pursuit of true love, the Trimurti Shrine is said to grant happiness in romance and is therefore known by Thais as the lover shrine. The Trimurti Shrine is situated on the corner of the Ratchaprasong intersection, in front of Central World Plaza. Lord Trimurti represents the trinity of Hindu gods - Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva. Worshippers normally bring an offering of red flowers, fruits, one red candle and nine incense sticks. The most auspicious time to come is on Thursdays around 21.30 hrs. when it is believed that Lord Trimurti descends from heaven to listen to worshippersû prayers. The shrine is of course most crowded on Valentine Day. ...

SUAN PAKKAD PALACE

A visit to this exquisite collection of traditional Thai homes, set in beautiful gardens, gives you an insight into the appreciation of art and gardening by members of the Royal Family...

PATPONG NIGHT MARKET

In recent years, Silom and Surawong have been taken over by the Patpong night market, making movement in the area difficult and filling the area with farang tourist couples and backpackers. Men selling pornographic DVDs have become an increasing nuisance in the area, as have touts who try to direct tourists into the bars offering sex shows. This night market is very touristy, with the accompanying high prices compared to local-oriented markets unless one is prepared to bargain very hard to get a good price. ...

BANGKOK CHILDREN'S DISCOVERY MUSEUM

A visit to this museum destroys all preconceived notions of a museum as a mothball-reeking, dead quiet place with 'do not touch' signs everywhere. Bangkok's Children Discovery Museum actually encourages a hands-on approach to learning. By presenting interactive displays, it calls on a 'discovery learning process', whereby children enter the experience and participate in the process of learning rather than remaining a passive (and bored) viewer - a perfect place for inquisitive young minds to figure things out for themselves, as well as for tinier tots just wanting to touch everything....

WAT TRAIMITC WITTHAYARAM

Wat Trai Mit, near Hua Lamphong Railway Station at, is home to the famous 3-meter-high golden Buddha image. ...

SRIMAHA MARIAMMAN TEMPLE (WAT KHAEK)

Built in 1879, Wat Khaek Silom is the showcase of Hindu faith and the contribution the Indian culture has made to Bangkok....

SAPHAN PHUT (MEMORIAL BRIDGE) NIGHT MARKET

It is the heaven of shopper that want clothe that very cheap. The selling item is second hand jean....

DUSIT ZOO

Formerly part of Dusit Royal Garden called Khaodin-wana, it was built by command of King Rama V as his private botanical garden. Later, King Rama VIII donated the park to the Bangkok Municipal Administration so that it could be used as a zoo and public park. Inside is the collection of mammals, birds and reptiles in conditions resembling their natural environments. Several species are rare or close to extinction. As well as its educational value and contribution to breeding and conserving animal species, the zoo has always been a favourite recreational destination for Bangkok people. ...

WAT SAKET RATCHA WORA MAHA WIHAN (GOLDEN MOUNTAIN)

Wat Sakesa Rajaworamahavihara or Wat Saket, the Royal Temple (the second rank) is one of the important temples along with the establishment of Bangkok City. It was built in the period of Ayutthaya, originally named “Wat Sakae”, King Rama I has ordered to renovate, dug a canal around the temple and named: Wat Saket. King Rama III has renovated once and created the Golden Mount or Phu Khao Thong. ...

BANGKOK DOLLS & MUSEUM

Bangkok Dolls have won several awards for their creations. A single-storey workshop and Doll Museum in the Chandavimol family compound at 85 Soi Ratchataphan...

WAT BENCHAMABOPHIT (MARPLE TEMPLE)

To stand at the main gateway and look upon the Monastery of Five Kings is a sight to behold. The perfect symmetry and proportions must inspire admiration of this architectural masterpiece...

BANGKOK SEA SHELL MUSEUM

It is created from the intention of a sea shell collector and two-time winner on sea shells of the "Faen Phan Thae"(real fan) TV programme, Mr.Somwang Patthamakhanthin and Ms. Oraphin Sirirat who has loved sea shells since her childhood. It is a three-storey building, exhibiting different kinds of sea shells; such as, giant sea shells and sea shells of bivalve molluscs in beautiful colours from every corner of the world, rarely found sea shells of Hoi Bia (marine shells in the family of Cypraeidea) and cones that can kill a human by only attacking with its poisonous dart, as well as shells of land snails and freshwater mollsces. In addition, there is a display of unusual sea urchins and an exhibition of artwork about sea shells. ...

THE PRESS MUSEUM

Located in the same building as the Press Association of Thailand on Ratchasima Road, Dusit district (opposite Suan Dusit Rajabhat University)...

THE GRAND PALACE

Every visitor to Bangkok should see the magnificent buildings within the Grand Palace compound to get a feeling of the grandeur architectural style...

RATCHADAMNOEN BOXING STADIUM

For many visitors of Thailand, a night watching Muay Thai (Thai Boxing) is the highlight of their stays. Thailand's national sport has stretched all over the world, in which over 80 countries have national associations and its popularity is never stronger than in Bangkok itself....

CHATUCHAK WEEKEND MARKET (JJ MARKET)

Here in Bangkok, do not worry if you missed any shopping trip on the other days because nearly everything you ever wish to buy are gathered here at Chatuchak Weekend Market. Situated on Phahom Yothin Road in the south side of Chatuchack Park, this market offers an enormous variety of goods, from second-hand books, handicrafts and products from all regions of Thailand, silk and antiques to fresh products, accessories, ceramics, plants, and even pets@ in this market of around 14 hectares, there are approximately 15,000 stalls. So it you find something you like BUY IT as you may not find that stall again! ...

SAMUT PRAKAN CROCODILE FARM AND ZOO

Samut Prakan Crocodile Farm was built in 1950 as Thailand’s first crocodile farm. It is now the world’s largest crocodile farm, having over 60,000 crocodiles of different kinds in various pits...

M.R. KUKRIT'S HERITAGE HOME

M.R. Kukrit’s home on a two-acre piece of land is a good manifestation of the owner’s background and complex personality. As it stands now, the living quarters compose of 5 separate small one-room teak houses on elevated poles, connected by open veranda, with open ground floor in the usual Thai style houses. There is also a large hall for public functions a little distance away from the living quarters with a walled-in garden to connect the two parts and create the impression of one whole house....

WAT PHRACHETUPHON WIMONMANKHALARAM (WAT PHO)

This is possibly the most interesting temple in Thailand as it combines history, medical science and is a center for meditaion and traditional massage training...

WAT SUTHAT THEPWARARAM RATCHAWORAMAHAWIHAN

This is the official temple of King Rama VIII of Rattanakosin period housing his majesty sculpture within the compound Wihan houses “ Phrasi Sakayamunee” as the principal Sukhothai Buddha bronze image in the Subduing Mara posture. Ubosot, which is quoted for the longest of its kind in Thailand, houses Phra phutta Trilokkachet as the principal Buddha image in the Subduing Mara posture, larger than other Buddha images cast during Ratanakosin period . This temple is noted for its superb murals in the main chapel as same as Santa Maria delle Grazia which is acclaimed of its frescoed painting of Leonardo da Vinci’s. ...

WAT YANNAWA

Wat Yan Nawa, literally “the boat temple”,an old temple dated back to the Ayutthaya period, is probably the best known temple Sathon. It has a unique junk shaped chedi and viharn built by King Rama III. The idea behind the construction was that as the Chinese junk was quickly disappearing then the pagoda should show present-day descendants what it looked like. The temple was known as Wat Khok khwai during the Ayutthaya kingdom and Wat khok krabue during the Ayutthaya kingdom and Wat khok krabue during the Thonburi and early Rattanakosin eras, before the construction of the chedi. ...

WAT RATCHABOPHIT SATHIT MAHA SIMARAM

This is Rama V's state temple. Rama VII, however, renovated it and considered it his state temple as well. It has been labeled the “temple of fine penta-chrome” because all main structure in the monastery: the ordination hall, the image hall, the pagodas, the gallery, and the pavilions, are all decorated with fine five-color chinaware.The ordination hall, in particular, is in the Gothic style, believed to have emulated one royal hall in the Versaille in France . An image called Phra Angkhirot is placed on the base made from an Italian marble slab to contain the ashes of Ramas II, III, IV, V and VII. ...

WAT RACHANADDA

Wat Ratchanaddaram is a buddhist temple (wat) located at the intersection between Ratchadamnoen Klang and Mahachak Road, in Phra Nakhon district, Bangkok. Meaning Royal Niece, the temple was built to the order of King Nangklao (Rama III) for Mom Chao Ying Sommanus Wattanavadi in 1846....

DUSIT PALACE

The Dusit Royal compound comprises 20 separate buildings of historical, art and architectural interest. The compound adjourns the grounds of the National Assembly Building, a 19th C building also of merit. Dusit was the formal residence of the monarchy in the beginning of the 20th C and besides the grand residences, King Rama 5 allocated land along the canals for the construction of residences for his consorts princesses and other wives....

CHAKI MAHA PRASART THRONE HALL

The Chakri Group was built and resided in by King Chulalongkorn, Rama V (1868-1910). Only the reception portion is now used, consisting of two wings for reception purposes decorated with galleries of portraiture. In between is the central throne-hall now used for various purposes and formerly for the reception of foreign envoys on the occasions of the presentation of their credentials. It is aptly decorated with four canvasses of diplomatic receptions. ...

NITASRATTANAKOSIN EXHIBITION HALL

Located on Ratchadamnoen Klang Road, one of the key city areas of heritage and cultural tourism...

NATIONAL DISCOVERY MUSEUM (THE MUSEUM OF SIAM)

the newest museum for knowledge based society. The museum serves as a learning center on ethnology, anthropology, and other fields related to Thai society and Southeast Asia. Visitors will gain knowledge by visiting each exhibition room....

KHAO SAN ROAD

Street stalls selling cheap clothes, handicrafts, souvenirs and thousands of other items at night. Hang out place not only for foreign travelers, but also for many young Thai people, including members of the TV and film production industries. Wide variety of inexpensive food, from spicy Tom Yum Gung soup to the ever-popular Pad-Thai from the food stall...

WAT BOWORNNIWET VIHARA RAJAWORAVIHARA

Wat Bowonniwet Vihara Rajaworavihara (Wat Bowon ) is situated near the Wan Chart Bridge and Banglamphu Market. Prince Mahasakdipolsep, regent of the Third Reign, ordered the construction of this temple along with Wat Rangsisuthawat, and it was built between 1824 to 1832. At first the temple was called Wat Mai, but when King Rama III invited the future King Rama IV, who was then a monk, to be abbot of the temple, the name was changed to Wat Bowonniwet Vihara. In the Six Reign, Wat Rangsisuthawat, which was in poor condition, was incorporated into Wat Bowonniwet Vihara. Wat Bowon is the residence of members of the Royal Family who enter the monkhood. It has also been the residence of many Supreme Patriarchs of Thai Buddhism, and is the site of Mahamakut Rajavittayalai, Thailand’s first Buddhist institution of higher education....

VIMANMEK MANSION MUSEUM

This is the world's largest golden teak building located in the compound of the Dusit Palace on Ratchawithi Road...

WAT ARUN RATCHAWARARAM RATCHAWARAMAHAWIHAN (THE TEMPLE OF DAWN)

Make sure you set aside one late afternoon to see and photograph this imposing sight at sunset with the Chao Phraya River in the foreground...

MANSION 7

Mansion 7 launches its lifestyle and shopping entertainment complex in the heart of Ratchadaphisek with the unveiling of the mysterious "Dark Mansion" for those craving challenges and excitements under the concept of "Boutique Thriller Mall".With the moniker Mansion 7, the mansion features three must-haves of any modern lifestyle and shopping complexes. They are fashion, food & beverages and a service zone that challengers and thrills, all of which aims to entertain business people and office workers looking for relaxation amidst a new and unusual theme....

PHILATELIC MUSEUM

Remember the days before fax, internet and sms messages when all correspondence was placed in an envelop and taken to the post office where you bought stamps and stuck them in the top right hand corner of the envelopω If it was urgent, you paid a little bit more and the man put an Airmail sticker in the top left hand corner.The Philatelic Museum takes you through the history of the postal service in Thailand and the world. There are displays of all the Thai stamps and First Day Covers up until today. There is also a collection of stamps from around the world.The postal service keeps evolving as new technology and logistics systems emerge. But for most of the people of Thailand and the world, it is still an essential service. Who doesn't look forward to opening the mailω And who is not intrigued when they see a stamp from a foreign landω The Philatelic Museum is the place to visit for stamp collectors and all who have an interest in postal services....

RIVERDALE GOLF CLUB

You will feel a warm welcome and experience the true sensation of playing golf. We are one of the best golf courses in Thailand...

NATIONAL ART GALLERY MUSEUM

Situated on Chao Fa Road opposite the National Theatre, the museum exhibits traditional and contemporary works of art created by Thai artists...

BANGKOK NATIONAL MUSEUM

A visit to the National Museum reveals the history of Thailand And how people lived during the different periods...

ROYAL BARGE NATIONAL MUSEUM

The Royal Barge Procession is one of the most spectacular events in the world. From here, visitors can take a look closely at the most important boat of H.M. the King and other impressive vessels used in the ceremony....

THE ROSE GARDEN

The Rose Garden is located adjacent to the Nakhon Chaisi river and occupies an area of 55 acres. It provides a multitude of beautiful floral displays of great variety and Thai-style houses. ...

THE SUPREME ARTIST HALL

The Supreme Artist Hall is located at Khlong (Canal) 5 in Khlong Luang district. It is evident to the Thai People that His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej has taken an active interest in all kinds of Art. His Majesty's accomplishments in the Arts are witnessed and recognised worldwide....

SIAM NIRAMIT

a world-class performance of Thailand's arts and cultural heritage. This must-see spectacular is performed on the gigantic stage now listed in the Guinness World Records, featuring over 150 performers with as many as 500 costumes. On top of this, enhanced special effects with the world's most advanced technology are used to produce a stimulating, very realistic and inspiring experience. This is a Journey to the Enchanted Kingdom of Thailand that no one can miss. ...

SAFARI WORLD

biggest zoo, see zebra, deer, giraffe, birds, tigers, lion and bears roaming in a natural habitat. In the marine park, find marine life and many other rare aquatic creatures. Also enjoy performances by trained animals like dolphins, birds, seals and monkeys. Whether a safari drive through the picturesque African wilderness, an intimate encounter with friendly dolphins, or an exhilarating action stunt spectacular, Safari World has it all!...

DREAM WORLD

With a day out at Dream World you and the kids will get to experience the spectacular atmosphere of this huge amusement park, and enjoy the exciting shows and rides at its four lands of dream. Set in beautifully landscaped gardens, there are linked paths, pools, legendary castles and more than 15 exciting rides for everyone to explore....

ANCIENT CITY

The Ancient City is the world's biggest open-air museum (200 acres). It is the door opening to the heritage of Thai wisdom, with a wide range of architectural symbols, fine arts and craftsmanship, and natural environment that integrate harmoniously. ...

WAT MAHATHAT

This is the famous site with the Buddha’s head inside of a tree. It almost looks like the tree is giving birth to him. Locals like to say that the tree lifted it off the ground since it was so holy. Wat Mahatat is perhaps the most historically relevant ruin in Ayutthaya, however with the central prang collapsed it is hardly worth the 30 THB admission price. Most of the structure can be seen from the outside gate. There are some very unique chedis here, but the main highlight remains the Buddha’s head in the tree....

WAT RATBURANA

King Borom Rachathirat II (Chao Sam Phraya) built a temple on the site where his two elder brothers were cremated. His two brothers died in a power struggle to succeed their father, King Nakhon In who died in 1424. A series of bell-shaped chedis surround the main prang and a large oblong-shaped viharn is situated at the front. The architectural style evolved from the Khmer prasat, but has been adapted by the addition of a higher multi-layered base and an extended upper section. More corners were added to the main body and the tower section was extended to become corn-shaped. The antefixes, on the other hand, were attached to the body of the tower instead of leaving a decent gap between them which was common in Khmer prasats. These two temples are separated by Naresuan Rd. ...

BANG PA-IN SUMMER PALACE

The palace’s structures, representing a variety of architectural styles in a large park around waterways ...

ERAWAN ELEPHANT MUSEUM

This three-headed elephant, Airavata is the largest sculpture in the world. It was born of Khun Lek Viriyapant's ideas and imagination. It was inspired by his wish to preserve his collection of antiques as a contribution to Thai cultural heritage. ...

BANGSAI ROYAL FOLK ARTS AND CRAFT CENTRE

Located on the left bank of the Chao Phraya River in Tambon Bueng Yai, Amphoe Bang Sai. Farmers from Ayutthaya as well as from other provinces undergo training in folk arts and crafts here. At this centre, you will have a glimpes of how farmers in the four regions live and work ; how their products of arts and crafts are produced. The centre is under the Promotion of Supplementary Occupations and Related Techniques (SUPPORT) which was established under Royal Patronage on the 21st July, 1976. Products and activities which can be seen here are Fern Vien Basketry, Weaving Basketry, Artificial Flowers, Hand-Woven Silk and Cotton, Silk Dyeing, Wood Carving, Miniature Hand - Modelled Thai Dolls, Furniture Making, Cloth-Made Products, etc. All the products are sold at the Centre and in every branch of Chitralada Store. The Centre covers a total area of approximately 1,000 rai and houses several places of interest including...

ROYAL THAI AIR FORCE MUSEUM

The Type 10 (Hawk 3), a fighter aircraft, played a significant role during the Indochina War. This is only one of its kind remaining in the world today.The Royal Thai Air Force museum was set up in 1952 with the purpose of collecting and restoring defense articles of different periods including equipments and aircraft in use during the early period of Thai aviation history up to the present. The RTAF museum was first located at a hangar west of Don Muang airfield and was not opened to public until 27 March 1959. The present musem was constructed in 1968 at a total cost of 6,635,000 Bahts. The museum was officially opened to the public on 24 January 1969.The exhibits at the Royal Thai Air Force museum feature many types of aircraft rarely found anywhere else in the world. Many of the were in the service during the war and played a vital role in the safeguarding of our nation’s independence. The numerous victory Medals awarded to the RTAF pilots attest to the bravery and valour of our heroes. The Royal Thai Air Force has tried to develop its museum to ensure that it has complete historical records of the Royal Thai Air Force....

THE DAMNOEN SADUAK FLOAKING MARKET

Damnernsaduak is believed to be one of a well-known and an attractuve travelling sites. Historically, Damnoenssaduak was actually the name of the canal dug in the reign of King Rama IV by the military men and the people of Rajburi, Samutsakorn and Samutsongkram Province directed by Phayasrisuriyawong, the minister of Defence. In those days without rivers and canals, transportation was almost motionless; King Rama IV with his great concern over the country's future economic growth, he finally had the canal dug to connect the Taachin River in Samutsakorn Province and Maklong River in Samutsongkram Province together....

LOCH PALM GOLF CLUB

The Most Relaxing golf course in Phuket, Thailand Located in Kathu District just 7 kms. from Phuket Town and Patong Beach, about 15 minutes from Patong. Nestling below a panoramic range of peaks, and sandwiched between the Katu Waterfalls and Katu Village the layout surrounds the largest lake on any golf course in Phuket, Crystal Lake, 48 acres in size, and its smaller sister lake, which give golfers a refreshing breeze off the water. ...

RED MOUNTAIN GOLF CLUB

Winding its way through a truly dramatic 1400 rai former tin mine site in the heart of Phuket, Red Mountain is surely one of Asia's most exciting new courses. The course has been cleverly routed to take advantage of a huge variety of landforms and dizzying elevation changes. Scars left from the tin mine era have been imaginatively incorporated into the overall scheme, creating a unique character at the same time as establishing an indelible link with an important era in the Island's past....