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Ramblin Man said
Well, Bangkok is a hell of a place to start out this open-ended, un-defined trip. It has been perfect to ge... Continue reading »
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Send Nick Packin said
Bangkok is a city of extremes. In this bustling metropolis you can find approx 13 million people carrying on their daily lives. Multi lev... Continue reading »
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Alan & Claire said
The King and I. And Claire.* Thailand is about the size of France* Building a replacement for its airport due to open this summer. Suppos... Continue reading »
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Caroline in Asia said
Today was a day of firsts... let me explain:First day without Kris and we planned to keep our mourning minds occupied with a short 1-day... Continue reading »
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Aaron&Katy said
With our trip officially over, we set to work compiling a list of our top ten most memorable moments in Asia, where we spent the majority... Continue reading »
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81. Elephant Bar
Elephant Bar is popular with the crowds for after and pre-dinner drinks. Lounging around at this bar at The Bangkok Marriott Resort & Spa can be pretty fun, with plenty of variety when it comes to the alcohol and excellent savo... more
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82. Spa Botanica
Relax and let yourself be taken care of when you enter the Spa Botanica at The Sukhothai. Having the spa set in lush green surroundings of gardens makes it even more relaxing. Try the massage therapies, body scrub, body wrap, m... more
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83. Q Bar
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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Ivy said
… repeat the next evening at the Q Bar. It was funny as I couldn't find the place at first so I… continue reading »
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84. Siam Society (The)
Dedicated to preserving the history of Thailand, the Society has a extremely good reference library and regularly has varied and interesting speakers giving talks on a wide variety of issues. The members, their spouses, childre... more
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85. Grand Palace (The)
The spectacular Grand Palace is an example of great architecture and the one of the best in of Bangkok's impressive collection of temples and palaces. Although the Royal Family no longer resides here, the Palace is still used f... more
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s-THAI-cey said
…Today I walked briefly along Kaho San Road, visited the Grand Palace, the… continue reading »
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86. Spasso
Located in the basement of the Grand Hyatt Erawan, Spasso opened before the big Asian economic meltdown and set the scene for the renaissance of stylish bars and restaurants that Bangkok is experiencing today. This trendy live-... more
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87. Kamthieng House
Kamthieng House was originally constructed on the Ping River in Chiang Mai and was moved to Bangkok in the 1960's when it was over 100 years old. It is now used as an ethnological museum, showcasing the arts, crafts and every d... more
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88. Wat Intrarawihan
This temple holds the famous Luangpor Toh-the Buddha image standing on a lotus-petal base, with an alms bowl in his hands, blessing all beings. The statue stands 32 meters in height and 11 meters in width. The striking gold-col... more
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89. Safari World
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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90. Dusit Zoo (Khao Din)
This popular, government-owned zoo opened in 1954. Considered both a public park and a place for recreation, Dusit Zoo occupies a land area of 35-acres and a water area of 12-acres. Apart from the animals there is plenty of sco... more
