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133/2 Sukhumvit Soi 21, Wattana Bangkok, 10110 ThailandAverage price: $69.00Popularity #51 of 93 -
89 Soi Wat Suan Plu Bangkok, 10500 ThailandAverage price: $130.60Popularity #50 of 93 -
250 Sukhumvit Road Bangkok, 10110 ThailandAverage price: $26.43Popularity #49 of 93 -
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27 Sukhumvit Soi 1 Wattana Bangkok, 10110 ThailandAverage price: $10.84Popularity #47 of 93 -
4 Sukhumvit Road Soi 2 Bangkok, 10110 ThailandAverage price: $70.46Popularity #46 of 93 -
Maple Tower 95 Sukhumvit Soi 24 Bangkok, 10110 ThailandAverage price: $41.81Popularity #45 of 93 -
48 Oriental Avenue Bangkok, 10500 ThailandAverage price: $8.78Popularity #44 of 93 -
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Wireless Road BANGKOK, 10330 ThailandAverage price: $71.52Popularity #42 of 93
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Serving as Thailand's capital from 1350, Ayutthaya was sacked by the Burmese in 1767. During its heyday, the city was a hub for internati...
Popularity #1 of 315 Real Travelers who've been here
dan_krekel said
…; ancient Thailand. On the way to Ayutthaya we met these two american girls and they seemed nice. So,… continue reading »
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Lumpini Park is a popular oasis, named after Buddha's birthplace. The green expanse provides a relaxing and relatively peaceful...
Popularity #3 of 315 Real Travelers who've been here
Anneunddiewelt said
… in Luft. Deshalb bin ich dann erstmal raus aus dem Gewusel und in den Lumpini Park.Hier ist es sehr… 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...
Popularity #6 of 315 Real Travelers who've been here
Shaleen and Eric said
…>We spent Thursday morning touring Jim Thompson's house and museum before we headed to Bangkok airport… continue reading »
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Founded in 1950 by Thailand's famous crocodile king, Utai Youngprapakorn, this crocodile farm ranks as one of the world's largest. It lie...
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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...
Popularity #11 of 315 Real Travelers who've been here
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 wi...
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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...
Popularity #14 of 315 Real Travelers who've been here
actonsteve said
… saffron robed monks waited at bus stops. After the Victory monument we turned into the Tanao Road. I got… 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 o...
Popularity #15 of 315 Real Travelers who've been here
Ian&Sally said
… couple of other teachers from our school for a few drinks at a stand-up outdoor dive called Cheap… 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 feat...
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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...
Popularity #21 of 315 Real Travelers who've been here
Tim and Lottie said
… Supper Club. And then... we shopped and ... we shopped and... there followed a week… continue reading »
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Way back in 1992, Dick Clark stopped over at this hip Tex- Mex joint and had a meal. If you aren't a Dick Clark fan, then come for the fo...
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This multi-award winning Thai restaurant has a glowing reputation among the locals who frequent it, and a growing number of travelers are...
Popularity #3 of 109 Real Travelers who've been here
akshazza said
… with Ken across the street at the Baan Khanitha and then returned to watch DVD Enemy at the Gate (too late… continue reading »
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This longstanding and extremely popular open-air restaurant is featured in several Bangkok guidebooks. It stands out due to its large din...
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This intimate restaurant and gallery offers a weekly menu of international food reasonably priced and served with a smile. The modern dec...
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One of the hottest spots for power lunches and impressive dinners, the Four Seasons Hotel's upscale Biscotti features creativ...
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There was a great fuss when this outlet, Bangkok's only New York Style Steakhouse, recently opened its doors in the JW Marr...
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With a spectacular view of the city and true Mogul décor, the Rang Mahal, (a term used for the pleasure houses of Indian rulers), has an...
Popularity #9 of 109 Real Travelers who've been here
Stoddard said
…, cooked right in front of you. I did go to a famous Indian restaurant named Rang Mahal… continue reading »
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Govinda's unique premise is that it guarantees 100% vegetarian Italian cuisine. The atmosphere is very relaxed with a nice alfresco dinin...
Popularity #11 of 109 Real Travelers who've been here
立ち迷ってる もみじ said
… restaurant for supper. I chose Govinda's, what at first I thought would be a Hare… continue reading »
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In a lovely 80-year-old Siamese restaurant house with its own tropical garden, Mango Tree offers a quiet retreat from the hec...
Popularity #13 of 109 Real Travelers who've been here
Annie and Tom said
… the Sky Train to Patpong area where we had dinner at the Mango Tree restaurant. Charlie and Randy… continue reading »
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So what if the chef hails from Venice and didn't get the gorgeous gondolas with him, Gianni Ristorante more than makes up with its comely...
Popularity #14 of 109
Bangkok Travel Experiences
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Songkran and sightseeing in Bangkok
Friday 13 April I arrived in Bangkok just as Songkran (Thai New Year) was beginning. The main passtime during this festival is... Continue reading »
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48 hours in Bangkok and 40 hour to Singapore
We were very glad to have arrived back in Bangkok, we had been planning our time there allot over the last few days and we had a pretty g... Continue reading »
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160kph and no seat belt - Welcome to Bangkok
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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Wed, 6 Dec: Chinatown and Mr. Chan
6 Dec 2006Uploaded 5 Dec pics at 7:00am.Joined Teng for breakfast at 7:30am.Once Lamyai, Linda and Deb joined us we discussed the p... Continue reading »
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The King and I. And Claire.
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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