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13. Have a drink at the Banyan Tree Hotel and enjoy the panoramic view of the city. This is also were the guys from the movie “The Hangover 2” hung out!

terrasse du Vertigo Bar Bangkok
Photo by Travel Aficionado via Flickr

14. Save some of your appetite to stroll around and eat in Chinatown. It’ll make you feel like you’re in China! 

Plat de coques au Chinatown de Bangkok
Photo by vinylmeister via Flickr

15. Follow the king Rama V’s footsteps back to Vimanmek Mansion

Résidence Vimanmek Bangkok
Photo by Axel Drainville via Flickr

16.  Enter the National Museum of Bangkok to travel through the country’s history, culture and traditions.

Musée National de Bangkok
Photo by marianabigail via Flickr

17. Enjoy the lovely floral perfume at the Thewet flower market

Marché aux fleurs Bangkok
Photo by mookE via Flickr

18. Admire the beautiful traditional Thai architecture at Jim Thomson’s house

Maison de Jim Thompson Bangkok
Photo by marianabigail via Flickr

19. Take a deep breath to go up the stairs of Wat Arun, the Temple of Dawn.

Toit du Temple Wat Arun à Bangkok
Photo by Justin Gaurav Murgai via Flickr

20. Hop on a Tuk Tuk! Be sure to grab onto something because their driving style is very “unique” (and chaotic). 

Tuk Tuk à Bangkok
Photo by Jose Hernandez via Flickr

21. If you’re in Bangkok between the 13th and 15th of April, prepare to be soaked in water to celebrate Songkran, Thailand’s new year. They say water cleanses everything bad that happened last year. 

Fête de Songkran à Bangkok
Photo by Anthony Bouch via Flickr

22. Buy natural silk in one of the many artisan factories in Bangkok. 

Soie thaïe
Photo by Scott Hadfield via Flickr

23. Let yourself go with the enchanting rhythms of traditional Thai dances. 

Danseuse thaïe
Photo by rumpelstiltskin1 via Flickr

24. Challenge yourself and learn some Thai words. Locals will love it!

Apprendre le thai
Photo by Jim Stump via Flickr

25. End your day at Nana Plaza, the red district in Bangkok (there are rumours that say that it’s the biggest one in the world). 

Photo by tobyplowman via Instagram

Remember to read all about their local etiquette, customs and superstitions! You don’t want to look like a disrespectful tourist. You have all the information in our travel guide “The Traveller’s Code“.

 

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Have we missed anything? Leave us a comment and let us know! 

3 responses to “Top 25 things to do in Bangkok

  1. Thats a lot of things to do and I myself have not yet done all of them. I have put some on my bucket list. In return I would highly recommend doing a bicycle tour in Bangkok. Some of those places you mentioned are included and while cycling with a guide you get to different places much faster.

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