Bangkok: Places to go and things to do.

Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaeo: The must see locations in Bangkok. Wat Phra Kaeo contains the Emerald Buddha carved out of a 5 tonne solid piece of jade.

Wat Arun: (Temple of Dawn) Has the tallest pagoda (prang)in Thailand.

Wat Suthat: A blend of Thailand and China in Bangkok.

Wat Traimit: Containing a Buddha claimed to be 5.5 tonnes of solid gold!

Wat Benchamabophit: A white marble temple, a fine example of Thai architecture and place of interest.

Wat Po: (Wat Pho, Wat Chetuphon) The most extensive Buddhist temple in Bangkok, with a huge reclining Buddha and the Chedi of the Kings.

Bangkok Floating Market: Canal side Thai life in Bangkok.

Thorbury Klongs: The Klongs are canals and this area is known as the Venice of the East.

Crocodile Farm at Samutprakarn: 35 km east of Bangkok. Over 30,000 crocs on one of the world's biggest crocodile farms.

Jim Thompson's House: A traditional Thai-style house containing antiques and rare art objects.

Khamthieng House: A Thai teak house over 160 years old.

Muang Boran - The Ancient City: A collection of historic building recreations on 200 acres, 25 km from Bangkok.

National Museum: Housing Thailand's artistic and historical treasures.

Phuttha Monthon: A Buddhist precinct and park built to celebrate the 25th century of Buddhism.

Rose Garden: A local cultural show area open to the public.

Suan Pakkad Palace: Houses collections of ancient Thai art objects.

Vinanmek Mansion: The biggest golden teakwood building in the world - A private museum of the late King Chulalongkorn the Great, now open to the public.

Thai Boxing: An exciting experience full of ritual and lightning speed - That is Thai boxing.

Chatuchak Weekend Market: A bargain hunters paradise!

Bangkok at night: There is always something going on in Bangkok. The night time is the right time in Bangkok.

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