Hat Yai is situated near the border with Malaysia. It is a convenient stop if you plan to cross the border or explore southern Thailand and northern Malaysia. It serves as a transportation hub with a major train station and bus terminal. If you are traveling from Bangkok to Hat Yai, the distance is around…
If you’ve arrived in Bangkok and are planning a dream vacation in the quiet and picturesque Koh Lanta, you must wonder how to get there. Traveling from Bangkok to Koh Lanta covers a distance of 750 kilometers via road. You’ve got a few choices for your journey. Flight + minibus. Fast and affordable. The quickest…
Address: 80 1 Arun Amarin Rd, Arun Amarin, Bangkok Noi, Bangkok 10700, Thailand Open Hours: daily from – 9 am – 5 pm Tickets: The museum entry ticket costs 100 baht, and there is an additional charge of 100 baht for any type of camera. Nestled in the heart of Bangkok, this unusual museum is…
The southern province of Trang is located in the South of Thailand and is home to the most beautiful shoreline by the Andaman Sea. The road from Bangkok however is wooping 835 kilometers. Whether you wish to enjoy some sun at the beach or explore some limestone mountains, you’ll have to know what’s the best…
Bangkok is Thailand’s showcase and there’s more to see than you might imagine. You can see the best bits in one long day, but to appreciate it properly three days is far more sensible. From the grandeur of the Grand Palace to the heady heights of Sukhumvit Road, there is something for everyone. Embark with…
Stepping out of the air-conditioned confines of Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport and into the hot, humid air of Bangkok can be a shock to the system of a visitor unaccustomed to the weather of a tropical country. Bangkok’s climate is undoubtedly hot and humid; however, temperatures differ according to the time of year, and even when…
Wat Arun, also known as the Temple of Dawn, is one of Bangkok’s most iconic landmarks, boasting a rich history that spans centuries. The temple is situated on the Thonburi side of the Chao Phraya River, opposite the Grand Palace and Wat Pho, two other prominent historical sites in Bangkok. Even the least culturally inspired…
Amidst the array of stunning palaces and temples in Bangkok, Vimanmek Mansion stands out as a truly unique gem. This grand mansion, crafted entirely from teakwood, boasts Southeast Asian splendor like no other, making it one of the most beautiful mansions in Bangkok. Vimanmek Mansion offers a refreshing difference from the usual ornate Thai temples….
Many tourists tend to overlook Bangkok’s canals and river, which is a real shame because exploring the city’s ancient waterways offers an entirely unique perspective of the Thai capital. Back in the 19th century, the vast network of canals even earned Bangkok the nickname ‘Venice of the East’. Taking a tour along these historic waterways…
Beneath its modern facade of sleek high-rise structures, high-tech advertising hoardings, and the Monorail gracing the skyline, Bangkok reveals a captivating secret. As visitors explore the vibrant streets of the Thai capital, they’ll soon uncover its hidden attractions, where local residents devoutly pray at ancient shrines, spirit houses, and temples adorned with an array of…