Discovering Bangkok
Explore Bangkok’s vibrant street life, hotels, shopping malls, temples, and delicious food, while learning about its history and culture. Bangkok is awaiting you to discover it!
Welcome to Bangkok, the City of Angels

Bangkok with a population of around 8.5 million is the most visited city in the world with 21 million people visiting it every year. It is known for its vibrant street life, lush shopping malls, the beautiful architectural design of its temples and the delicious foods it offers.

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Bangkok: the street food capital of the world

A trip to Bangkok is incomplete if you don’t enjoy Thai street food. You will find carts lined up on the corner of every street, which makes it easy for the tourists to experience the flavors of the street food capital of the world.

Mandarin Oriental: an epitome of Asian luxury

The Mandarin Oriental Bangkok is among the list of luxury hotels that never ceases to impress you. Starting from its driveway doubles garden to the marble and teak atrium room makes everything is just so dreamlike. Mandarin Oriental Bangkok was the first luxury hotel in the Kingdom of Siam.

A luxury day in the world’s largest shopping street

A trip to Bangkok is incomplete if you don’t enjoy Thai street food. You will find carts lined up on the corner of every street, which makes it easy for the tourists to experience the flavors of the street food capital of the world.

Blue Elephant is the epitome of Bangkok's hospitality and rich history, served in bowls of tasty, mouthwatering dishes. Experience the Royal Thai Cuisine in a priceless historical setting and relive history in this colonial-style mansion and elegant dining room.

Wat Ratchabophit, a first-class royal temple located at Atsadang Road, is the temple dedicated to King Rama VII whose ashes are kept under the base of the main Buddha in the Ubosot. The abbot of the temple is the current Supreme Patriarch of Thailand.

Wat Pathum Wanaram, a third-class royal temple, is a spiritual refuge in the heart of Bangkok’s buzzing shopping district. A sanctuary among the commercial hustle, providing a staggering contrast of peace and serenity against the backdrop of high-rises that surround it.

River City Bangkok is a 4-floor mall facing extensive views of the Chao Phraya River. It specializes in high-quality antiques and collectibles, and it’s a paradise for antique lovers and collectors since it has a real abundance of art objects of Southeast Asia and from all over the world.

Ancient Siam, also known as Ancient City or Muang Boran, is a tourist park, and the world's largest outdoor museum spread over two hundred acres. ⁣The park is a recreation of ancient life and times in Siam and comprises over 120 replicas of famous buildings and monuments from all over the country.

The Grand Palace is the most sacred site of Thailand with a complex of temples, halls, and government residences. It's the biggest landmark of Bangkok and it's known worldwide for its ancient architectural design and it's among the 50 most visited tourist attractions in the world.