
More and more people every year spend Christmas abroad rather than at home. Thailand is becoming an increasingly popular destination for Christmas holidaymakers so you may be wondering 'what is Christmas like in Bangkok?'
If you’ve ever visited Thailand you may have noticed many open, unconsumed bottles of red Fanta left out at shrines and you may now be wondering why on Earth people leave red Fanta at shrines in Thailand. Well don’t worry, I’ve got you covered. This post covers the reasons behind this interesting tradition.
Koh Samet is a beautiful island close to Bangkok, Thailand. It is the perfect destination for a weekend getaway and has pristine beaches, crystal clear waters, a range of water sports and other activities. This post gives a complete list of all the things to do in Koh Samet, Thailand including key information about each activity.
Picking the perfect Thai island paradise can be difficult as there are so many to choose from. Two of the best Thai islands out there are Koh Samui and Koh Samet. You may be wondering which island would suit you better and this article will tell you that. It looks at Koh Samui vs Koh Samet in many different areas (including cost, location, atmosphere etc) giving you an honest comparison helping you pick the best island for your trip!
Thailand is right at the top of many traveller's list. There are so many incredible things to do from visiting white, sandy beaches to exploring ancient ruins or Buddhist temples. To save you time, I've compiled the ultimate Thailand bucket list featuring over 100 things to do. It's broken down into the regions below. There is also a free PDF checklist you can download so you can tick them off as you go!
Koh Samet is a Thai island close to Bangkok, making it one of the most convenient Thai islands to visit. It’s picturesque white sandy beaches are the main attraction. This comprehensive travel guide will give you all the information you'll need including general information, the best places to stay, how to get around and information on what to do and where to eat.
Located on the roof of Bangkok's 2nd tallest building, State Tower, The Dome at Lebua sits on top of the world. It features a range of rooftop restaurants and bars like no other. With breath-taking views of the Bangkok skyline and world-class food and drinks, you'll be sure to have a night you won't ever forget.
Situated on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, the Grand Palace is one of Bangkok's most famous landmarks. With its intricate details and mesmerising architecture, it is definitely a site not to miss! This palace complex not only features the Grand Palace itself but many other halls, buildings, gardens, courtyards and, the Temple of the Emerald Buddha.
Located on the 45th - 49th floors of the Bangkok Marriott Hotel Sukhumvit, Octave Rooftop Lounge & Bar offers unreal 360 panoramic views of the Bangkok skyline. Situated over 3 levels, this outstanding bar has live DJs every night, an extensive list of cocktails, mocktails and wines and will make you feel like you're on top of the world.
Located on the 56th floor of the Centara Grand Hotel at CentralWorld shopping mall, Red Sky Bar offers stunning 360 views of Bangkok. For dazzling, night-time views or an unforgettable sunset, Red Sky Bar is one of the more affordable and relaxed Sky Bars in Bangkok. You can also dine at their restaurant on the 55th floor.
An iconic symbol of Bangkok, Wat Arun is a glorious Buddhist temple situated on the Thonburi west bank of the Chao Phraya River. Standing majestically along the riverside, this icon glows in the morning as the light hits its many spires. One of the best viewing options is to go to the east side of the river at sunset or sunrise.
There are so many different options of getting around in Bangkok. This city is so huge and has so much to offer - getting around the city is easy, from the BTS Skytrain to tuk tuks to taxis, there are plenty of options. This guide gives an overview of each, giving you all the key information you'll need.