Thailand
Bangkok
Gilded wats, Chao Phraya river ferries, and night markets serving pad Thai and mango sticky rice define this high-energy capital.
Visit Wat Pho’s reclining Buddha at opening hour, then Wat Arun across the river at sunset. Chatuchak Weekend Market rewards early starts; Jim Thompson House offers quiet Thai silk heritage. November–February is coolest; April brings Songkran water festivals. Use BTS/MRT to dodge traffic; dress modestly at temples with shoulders and knees covered. River cruises pair well with Asiatique or Thonburi food tours.
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Gilded wats, Chao Phraya river ferries, and night markets serving pad Thai and mango sticky rice define this high-energy capital.
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