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Lumpini Park is a popular oasis, named after Buddha's birthplace. The green expanse provides a relaxing and relatively peaceful retreat from the heat and noise of the rest of the city. The best time to arrive is just after sunr... more
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WorldAdventureMan said
… through Lumpini park ( I have some great shots but I forgot the proper usb cable DOUBLE RAT FARTS… continue reading »
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This small, but fine museum is the former home of the man who saved the Thai silk industry from collapse. Constructed from six different traditional teak houses, the walls were reassembled. Inside you will find Jim Thompson's b... more
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Suz_1204 said
… we carried on seeing a bit more of the city and Aaron took us to the Jim Thompson… continue reading »
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Q Bar was opened by American photographer David Jacobson; the original was in Ho Chi Minh City. The lounge area contains plenty of black leather and open space for that social rendezvous, while the upstairs bar is the place to... more
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maryalicejewell said
… away from Khao San Road and going to Q Bar followed by some after-hours bar.. Roots??? … continue reading »
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Located on 440 acres of land, this park is indeed a fantastic haven for children and adults alike. It comprises the Safari Park, where wild animals like zebras, deer, giraffes, tigers, lions and bears prowl freely in commune wi... more
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This "obelisk," constructed during the early days of King Rama IX's reign, is composed of reinforced marble and concrete. It was built to memorialize soldiers, policemen and civilians who gave their lives in the service of thei... more
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1world1individual said
… dedicated to fashion, or technology, for example.A short ride on the Skytrain found us at the Victory… continue reading »
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Surely one of the more bizarre bars in Bangkok, Cheap Charlie's is a street-side wooden structure decorated with an eclectic collection of oddities, ranging from buffalo skulls, turtles, snakes, bee hives, tribal masks and sex... more
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Adam&Laurie said
…, not the hotel that is), and drinks at Cheap Charlie's. Ah, Cheap Charlie's. Maybe more on Charlie's later… continue reading »
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Constructed in the 1860's in an area that continues to have a high proportion of Indian residents to this day, this colourful temple features a tall façade of intricate, entwined Hindu deities. Located across from Silom Village... more
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This is one of the most unusual clubs you'll ever visit. Dubbed as a 'dining in bed experience', it is an amalgamation of a restaurant, club, art gallery, and theater. The decor is stark white, which gives the place a zesty, fu... more
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Disco501 said
… Supper Club - were literally across the street. In case you're curious, Bed Supper Club… continue reading »
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Drinking on the backpacker ghetto of Khao San Road traditionally revolved around dingy bars and cheap beer, but the new scene calls for something a little more sophisticated. Gulliver's, a big Western-style bar, was probably th... more
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Smashling said
…'s Traveller's Tavern' or something. Well here is a photo of Th Khao San. I'm blogging a lot at the moment… continue reading »
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This lovely century-old Anglican and Episcopalian Church, Christ Church Bangkok is set in a tranquil environment sheltered from the traffic on Sathorn Road. There is some shaded parking space inside the grounds. The Protestant... more
Bankok Travel Experiences
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Thailand, Bangkok: Thailand's Congested Capital
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A Lot to Catch Up On
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Bangkok Tour
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Bangkok: Our "how many modes of transportation ca...
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Bangkok, A Study in Contrasts
So you know that calm centered polite 'land of a thousand smiles' wistful look that everyone gets when they speak of Thailand? Well I can... Continue reading »
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