Description

Bangkok the travel hot spot in Southeast Asia is also called the 'City of Angels' has various funky markets, upmarket malls, a beautiful riverside loaded with surprises, a vibrant nightlife scene, many stunning sights and attractions that reflect its unique heritage, and so much more.
Bangkok is the capital city of Thailand and is exotic, humid and buzzing with a larger-than-life scenario. Here, you can say goodbye to the traffic jams due to modern sky train and underground systems. The magnificent temples, monuments and historic markets scattered with skyscrapers, rooftop bars etc. show us how Bangkok is a blend of traditional and modern. Whether you are on a business trip or a leisure one, Bangkok bursts with surprises and exciting opportunities.

How To Reach

Bangkok is well connected by air with other international flights of the world and there are two airports in the city. The SuvarnabhumiAirport is located 25km east of Bangkok and the Don Mueang Airport is at 24km to the north. Most international and domestic airlines operate at the Suvarnabhumi Airport, which connects Bangkok.

Best Time to Visit

It rains heavily in Thailand especially in Bangkok during the months of September and October. Late November and early December may be the best time to visit Bangkok, when the city dies out from the monsoon showers and experiences a slight cool down in the temperature. Holiday crowds usually flock in the late December and early January.

Hotel Range

Thai baht is the currency of Thailand.
In INR, the average room range is from Rs4000/- to Rs.7000/- per room per night excluding Tax and GST.
There are premium accommodation with more luxurious facilities in higher range.

Tips

Visit Grand Palace & Wat Prakeaw, Wat Arun, Floating Market, Chinatown, Wat Pho, Chao Phraya River & Waterways, Chatuchak Weekend Market, Khao San Road, Soi Cowboy, Jim Thompson's Home,Chao Phraya River, Lumphini Park, Sea Life Bangkok Ocean World, Bangkok National Museum, Madame Tussauds, Safari World, Erawan Shrine, Dream World, Dusit Zoo etc.
Take a ride by the sky train and tuk-tuk, go for shopping especially to Siam Paragon, take a boat ride, enjoy a Thai massage, enjoy dinner and drinks at a rooftop bar, gorge on the amazing Thai food and street food, try the Durian fruit, watch kickboxing, experience the thrilling water fighting during the Songkran Festival, see the Bangkok Puppet Show, etc.
Take an amazing day trip to Ayutthaya, which was Thailand's former capital. Here, you will find Thailand's most impressive set of temples, like that of Cambodia's Angkor Wat. It was once the largest city in the world and now labelled as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.