Shining Mix of All Styles

#bangkoktrip He exists to demonstrate there are no incompatible things. In the capital of Thailand you will meet: Dozens of ultramodern skyscrapers — and not a single trash can on the streets. An incredible number of Michelin—starred restaurants - and limo drivers who are waiting for their passengers in a tent on the road. Amazing green parks and endless traffic jams. There are so many different things connected and mixed in Bangkok that everyone will find something for themselves. What to see in Bangkok The Grand Palace is the former residence of the kings of Thailand. A ticket there costs only 500 baht. The territory itself is admired for its structures and decor. And inside there is an incredibly beautiful Temple of the Emerald Buddha. Keep in mind that you will only be allowed into the temple without shoes. Lumphini and Benchakitti Park parks are like New York's Central Park, but even greener. There is really high humidity and a tropical jungle. It's a pleasure to walk there in the morning. Locals often escape here from the hustle and bustle of the city and the haze for evening walks and morning runs. The traditional Thai architecture is breathtaking! You will generally feel like you are on another planet. Here, buildings of various architectural styles are collected on a small territory. It is hard to imagine how hands of masters can create such amazing examples of arts, this is truly world cultural heritage. Riverside is an area that stands along the Chao Phraya River and located very close to all hystorical landmarks. There are a lot of large chain hotels here. Keep in mind that the humidity in this area is much higher than in the city center, but at the same time it would be great option to dive into immense Bangkok culture.