temples, shopping hot spots and nightlife the cityhas to offer.
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Day 1
The Grand Palace
1,762 Reviews
Bangkok's famous palace complex was built in 1782and features several
magnificent buildings including Wat Phra Kaeo (Temple of the Emerald
Buddha), which contains a beautiful Emerald Buddha that dates back to
the 14th century.
Fee: Yes
Temple of the Reclining Buddha (Wat Pho)
1,694 Reviews
One of the oldest and largest temples in Bangkok features the famous
Reclining Buddha, which is the largest in Thailand measuring more than
150 feet in length.
Fee: Yes
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Khao San Road
200 Reviews
The backpacking district ofKhao San Road is the traveler hub of South
East Asia. Jam-packed with raucous bars and restaurants as well as
budget hostels, it's a favorite for late-night revelers.
Fee: No
Day 2
Siam Square
66 Reviews
The heart of the city is a mecca of commercialism. Surrounded by huge
malls and alleyways of tiny boutiques and markets, Siam is a favorite
of Bangkok's fashion conscious youth.
Fee: No
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Siam Paragon
986 Reviews
www.paragoncinepl... Despite it's crowdiness, Siam Paragon is the
best. Siam Paragon is located in the heart of Bangkok, surrounded by
so many... more »
Fee: No
Mahboonkrong
81 Reviews
Better known as MBK, Mahboonkhrong is an eight-story high mega mall.
The busy, crowded labyrinth of tiny stalls stock everything you can
imagine, from electronics to ornaments to specialized equipment.
Fee: No
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Day 3
Chatuchak Market
470 Reviews
If you have to go to Bangkok, Thailand, and if you are bargain hunter
do not miss Chatuchak Market. This is one of the most famous weekend
markets... more »
Fee: No
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Lumpinee Boxing Stadium
74 Reviews
Thailand's best-known boxing stadium hosts traditional Muay Thai
matches every Tuesday, Friday and Saturday. Expect to pay around
THB2000 for ring-side seats to the kickboxing-type matches.
Fee: Yes
Sky Bar, Bangkok
237 Reviews
The stunning, multi-hued Sky bar at Sirocco has several reasons to
turn minutes into timeless moments. Suspended in the sky on the 63rd
floor of The Dome at State Tower, the Skybar is one of the world's
highest open air bars, overlooking a panoramic view of Bangkok and the
Chao Phraya river. With such an enthralling ambience coupled with a
seductive selection of the finest vintages... More
Fee: Yes
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About this expert
Gaby Doman is a freelance writer who has lived as an expat in the
Middle East and South East Asia for five years.
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