Thailand’s capital, Bangkok, is a sizable city distinguished by elaborate shrines and a thriving street culture.
Thailand’s capital, Bangkok, is a sizable city distinguished by elaborate shrines and a thriving street culture.
The temple is now one of Bangkok’s most recognizable buildings, not to mention one of the few Buddhist temples where climbing is permitted.
The city of Bangkok’s first park is called Lumpini Park. People can engage in a variety of outdoor recreational activities there while enjoying the fresh air and shade.
The Wat Pho complex has many qualities that make it a top tourist destination. For starters, the complex has 4 chapels with 394 gilded Buddha statues.
In a magnificent wat (temple) in Bangkok, Thailand, a small carved figurine is elevated on a large multi-tiered pedestal.
Without exploring Wat Mangkon Kamalawat, a trip to Bangkok’s Chinatown would be incomplete. The “Dragon Lotus” temple, located in the center of Chinatown,
During the reign of His Majesty King Mongkut, King Rama IV, the first museum in Thailand was established as a royal private museum in the Grand Palace.
The first go-go culture in Thailand began in Patpong, Bangkok’s oldest red light district and the center of the city’s sex trade.