Bangkok is
probably the Asian capital with the greatest number of sightseeing
attractions, enough to stimulate even the most experienced travellers.
The Thai capital is truly the national treasure house.
Major tourism
attractions range from glittering Buddhist temples and palaces
to floating markets and timeless 'Venice of the East' canal scenes.
Visitors who
explore back lanes in the city's riverside sections will
come across the memorably unexpected - garlanded spirit shrines;
palmists and astrologers quietly conferring with clientele;
women poling lotus-filled sampans (small Chinese-style boats)
through narrow waterways; somnolent temple courtyards where only
tinkling wind bells disturb the air.
More on Attractions:
The
Grand Palace
Wat
Pra Kaeo
Wiman
Mek Palace (Celestial Residence)
Royal
Barges
Wat
Pho (Temple of the Reclining Buddha)
Wat
Arun
Wat
Traimit (Golden Buddha)
Wat
Benchamabophit (Marble Temple)
Wat
Suthat (Giant Swing)
Wat
Saket (Golden Mount)
Erawan
Shrine
Sanam
Luang
Lumphini
Park
Jim
Thompson's House
Suan
Pakkard Residence
Ban
Kamthieng
Pasteur
Institute (Snake Farm)
