Bangkok takes pride in its bustling streets and aesthetic attractions. Widening your radius, you can visit the outskirts and small villages around the city to explore a treasure trove of attractions. Here are 3 places to check out when you go beyond the city’s urban charms into the unknown.
Ayutthaya
A UNESCO World Heritage Site that’s known for its historical magnificence, Ayutthaya is certainly a place to visit if you would love some insights into the culture and heritage of the ancient Kingdom of Siam. Ayutthaya Historical Park features the most majestic ruins and temples, along with a grand Buddha head entwined in tree roots. You can take the BTS from a Bangkok hotel near BTS such as the lavish Pathumwan Princess Hotel.
Erawan National Park
Nature lovers who seek solace will fall in love with the stunning Erawan National Park located around 200 kilometres away from Bangkok. The park has a range of activities you could try, including hiking, swimming, and wildlife spotting. You can explore the abundant flora and fauna in the park or take a dip in the soothing pools for a refreshing experience.
Damneon Saduak Floating Market
Thailand’s floating markets are the most bustling spots in the country, and Damneon Saduak is one of the most famous ones. The vivid longtail boats selling various goods including food, groceries, seafood, and clothes will be the most memorable experience for you. Put your bargaining skills to good use to grab the best deals!
