Discovering Bangkok

About- 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!

Our approach

Bangkok is a constantly changing city, so we do. Every day there’s a new hotel or restaurant or some of them close for renovation or definitively and we’ll our best to reflect these variations in our blog. We added a section in the footer with the posts that have been changed because of this. We also modify the publication date of the related post, so you can find them more easily.

To help you immerse in Bangkok’s everyday experience, we add the Thai transcription of the names, both the written and spoken versions, of the most relevant spots like road and alley names, temple names, historic people names, most popular dishes names, and so on. This will help you to interact easily with locals and grasp the information you can find in posting signs or restaurant menus.

Our content

The content provided in this blog aims to give you the most updated and reliable information about Bangkok, its daily life, its beautiful landmarks and important tips about how to enjoy tour next stay in this beautiful city.

Our content is original and copyrighted. Therefore cannot be used in other blogs or publications.

Nevertheless, you can cite an excerpt from any of our articles of no more than 50 words. In the same way, you can use the photos tagged as “Photo by Discovering Bangkok”, provided that you give us the appropriate credit. For some other photos from different sources than ours (f.i. courtesy photos or public domain under some kind of license images), you’ll have to ask for the appropriate permit if you want to use them.

These are two samples of using content from our blog giving us the appropriate credit, stating clearly the name of the source (Discovering Bangkok) and the url (https://discoveringbangkok.com).

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Elephants (ช้าง), a symbol of Thailand since old times, at one of the entrances of the Grand Palace. Photo by Discovering Bangkok

Wat Pho (วัดโพธิ์) or also known as the Temple of the Reclining Buddha is a must-see place for every traveler. You will get to see the 46-meter long reclining Buddha image. The temple also has the 108 bowls placed in the corridor that represent Buddha’s 108 positive actions.

External Links

Throughout the blog, we provide with different external links that allow you to book your travel, your hotels, your restaurants and even to buy related books about different aspects of Bangkok’s activities and spots.

These affiliate links, while providing you with an all-in-place resource center, will help us to fund and support the development and maintenance of this website, without having an additional cost for you. This is important since without paying an extra cent, using these links will allow us to continue our work of informing and guiding your next stay in Bangkok. You don’t have to worry, these links will take you to the original site, and you’ll complete your reservation or purchase there.

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