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Wat Suthat

One of the oldest temples of Bangkok, Wat Suthat greets you with its serene aura. The main highlight is an eight-meter-high bronze statue of Phra Si Sakyamuni, which dates back to the Sukhothai period and is the largest surviving bronze cast of Thailand belonging to the 14th century. In front of Wat Suthat is a striking Giant Swing towering at the height of 21.15 meters, making for a remarkable sight even from a distance. Contained at the base of the image are the ashes of King Rama VIII. The giant swing, which marks your entry to the temple, is a marvel to behold. Featuring impressive architecture, Wat Suthat is adorned with some fascinating paintings and intricate murals. Wat Suthat also holds the highest royal temple rank, adding to its significance. Temple is also a venue for important ceremonies, such as the Royal Ploughing Ceremony held in May, thus playing a significant role in national religion. Although this place is not quite popular with tourists, one can enjoy an environment of tranquillity and peace. Overflowing with peace and tranquillity, Wat Suthat Thepphawararam is an excellent example of architecture and craftsmanship. Its construction began in 1782, under the reign of King Rama I, and it was completed in the 1820s, under the reign of King Rama III. Read More

Wat Traimit, nestled at the end of Chinatown's Yaowarat Road near Hualampong Railway Station, is one of the best royal temples in Bangkok. It is famous for housing a pure gold statue of Lord Buddha, almost 5 meters tall and 5.5 tonnes heavy. Wat Traimit is also known as The Temple of the Golden Buddha. This 13th-century temple houses the iconic Golden Buddha statue of Wat Traimit crafted in elegant Sukhothai style which was found about 40 years ago by sheer luck or accident. Hidden inside stucco/plaster exterior, the figure was dropped off in disposal. However, the origin of the idol is yet the subject of research assuming it belonged to either the Sukhothai or Ayutthaya period when the Burmese attacked the city. Read More

Offering Taling Chan’s best grilled Thai seafood, Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market is open daily from 8 AM to 3 AM. In addition, there are six zones selling boutique handicrafts, antiques, toys, home decorations, ornamental plants, fruits and vegetables. Locals and tourists flock to this food market during summer and winter from November to April to enjoy tranquil boat tours, festivals and fish-spa therapy.

Featuring 360-degree indoor and outdoor views of Bangkok city and skyline, King Power Mahanakhon is a multipurpose skyscraper built on what was Thailand’s first restaurant. One of the country’s tallest buildings, this square prism-shaped tower boasts high-end retail spaces, fine dining restaurants, and a few floors dedicated to the Ritz Carlton and Standard Bangkok Hotels. On the topmost 76th floor is the Mahanakhon Bangkok Skybar and Observation Deck. Read More

Divided into two sections by Wat Bamphen Nuea and Banpheng Tai temples, Khwan Riam Floating Market is the newest food market in Central Bangkok, where colourful traditional boats sell noodles, rice, Thai desserts and Isan cuisine. Open from 7 AM to 9 AM on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays, the market has a scenic wood bridge and water buffaloes you can ride.

Adjacent to its namesake temple, Lam Phaya Floating Market lies on the Thajeen River. Open on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays from 8 AM to 5 PM, this countryside food market has two sections - one on land and another with lined-up floating docks. Local vendors sell potted plants, farm produces like fruits, vegetables and fish, Thai fare and delicious curries for takeaway.

Situated on the 76th floor of the King Mahanakhon Tower, Mahanakhon Bangkok SkyBar is Thailand's highest restaurant, bar and observatory deck. Eight six tastefully architected indoor and outdoor seating areas offer a chic and comfortable dining venue for as many as 232 guests to enjoy world-class mixology, wines, and 4-course Thai and international fare. An exclusive VIP lounge is also available.

Mahanakhon Skywalk

The Mahanakhon Skywalk is Thailand’s highest skywalk, at 314 meters tall. Located atop King Power Mahanakhon Tower, the skywalk offers a panoramic view of Bangkok and a magnificent sunset. There’s a sky tray experience on the 78th floor, where visitors can stand 310 meters above the ground on a glass floor. This spot is perfect for adrenaline junkies, and there’s also a photo-taking area that offers an all-around view of the city of Bangkok. Read More

An awe-striking reflection of traditional Thai life along waterways or khlongs, Muang Boran Floating Market is an ancient open-air community museum of houseboats carrying assortments and rice barges. Open daily from 9 AM to 7 PM, this food market is a great place to get Thai noodles at floating restaurants or fruits from boats during the winter months from November to February.

Located on the 6th floor of CentralPlaza Bangna Shopping Mall, Pororo AquaPark is a Pororo cartoon-themed rooftop water park with pools, slides and a snack bar. Let your heart race while sliding over Bangkok’s skyline beneath you with the park’s 600-metre-tall and shorter waterslides, or relax at the nine different pool zones while your kids enjoy planned water activities. Swimming lessons are available.