Bangkok

1. Four Face Buddha      

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   Four Faced Buddha in Erawan Bangkok is a tourist attractions where worshippers both locals and foreigners will pay respect. I have been many times to pray for good luck and healthy body. While standing around the area, you will Thais will stop and pray. This is their culture and I enjoy seeing... more Four Faced Buddha in Erawan Bangkok is a tourist attractions where worshippers both locals and foreigners will pay respect. I have been many times to pray for good luck and healthy body. While standing around the area, you will Thais will stop and pray. This is their culture and I enjoy seeing this practice. Bangkok is not only bars, spa, massage. It's a land of thousand smiles.close

   by jimkhoowk posted on àÁ.Â., 2008

2. Wat Pho (The Temple of the Reclining...      

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   Of all Bangkok's temples, this is my favourite one. This is largely due to the reclining Buddha sporting the cheeky grin. It's not usally packed like the Grand Palace, but as it's so close you just have to go and see it.

   by colm posted on ¡.Â., 2007

4. Patpong      

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   • boo rating: 80%

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   Patpong is notorious for its street lined with girlie bars with their "ping-pong shows" (use your imagination... not for the fainthearted, however it is predominantly a tourist attraction so worth a laugh). However the area is also fantastic for its market, selling knock off designer clothes,... more Patpong is notorious for its street lined with girlie bars with their "ping-pong shows" (use your imagination... not for the fainthearted, however it is predominantly a tourist attraction so worth a laugh). However the area is also fantastic for its market, selling knock off designer clothes, handbags and jewellery. Though a lot more expensive than other markets and areas in Bangkok, haggling is required and my advise would be to start very very low. You will never insult them no matter how much they say you are!close

   by orla posted on ¾.¤., 2007

5. Khao San Road      

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   Not bad overall, and definitley worth a visit. This road is overrun with tourists from all ovver the world, though they all manage to start looking alike after a couple of days in Thailand. The same sunburn, the same style of dress...etc etc etc. All in all, Kho San seems to adequately... more Not bad overall, and definitley worth a visit. This road is overrun with tourists from all ovver the world, though they all manage to start looking alike after a couple of days in Thailand. The same sunburn, the same style of dress...etc etc etc. All in all, Kho San seems to adequately represent what one would expect when coming here...whether this is good or bad, I'll leave that for you to decide. While you could stop for a bite at one of the many restaurants, I would recommend trying the Phad Thai from the street vendors, or one of the many other dishes being served up on the side of the street. If you are looking for an experience that isn't completely cookie cutter SE Asia, don't go to Kho San.close

   by gracebw2 posted on ÁÔ.Â., 2007

7. Chatuchak Market      

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   • boo rating: 80%

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   Chatuchak market is a massive indoor market with all the usual travellers clothes and then loads of souveniers and household items aswell. There is also a large eating area with some really good food. Free in, but be prepared to spend everything in your wallet anyway!

   by orla posted on ¾.¤., 2007