Bangkok Attractions
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Grand Palace
One of the most famous tourist attractions in Bangkok is the Grand Palace. The associated Wat Phra Kaeo houses the Jade statue of Buddha.
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Jim Thompson's Houses
The wooden houses, collectively known as 'Jim Thompson's Houses', are named after the American who brought them from Ayutthaya to Bangkok by boat. The houses are located in a picturesque garden.
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Markets
Bangkok is famous for its many lively Markets which are in operation all day, and occasionally through the night.
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National Museum (Wang Na Palace)
The extensive National Museum and associated Wang Na Palace are popular attractions to visit in Bangkok. Visitors can take guided tours around the Museum and Palace grounds.
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Wat Arun
Wat Arun, meaning the Temple of Dawn, is a budhist site and a prominent symbol of the city. The Temple is famed for the unparalleled views of the sunset that can be seen from the top.
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Wat Benchama-bo-bitr (Marble Temple)
Amongst the most charming temples in Bangkok is the Wat Benchama-bo-bitr or the 'Marble Temple'. The Temple is made from a distinct white Tuscan marble imported from Italy.
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Wat Pho
Known as a place of healing, Wat Pho is the oldest and grandest temple in the city. The temple features a striking interior with red and gold ceilings.
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Wat Traimit (Golden Buddha)
An impressive and towering 5.5 ton statue made from solid gold, Wat Traimitr dates back to the Sukothai period.
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Giant Swing
The Giant Swing is a 27 m high apparatus which was once used in a religious ceremony, but eventually banned because it was deemed too dangerous..
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Klongs
A few floating markets remain on the klongs in Thonburi, maintained largely for tourists and sightseers.
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Wat Suthat
This Buddhist temple is thought to be one of the oldest in Bangkok. This striking temple is also home to some unique wall paintings.
More Thailand Resources
- Bangkok tours & things to do by Viator
- Bangkok Travel Guide by iExplore