About BANGKOK

Bangkok - The city of temples and palaces, museums and ancient monuments. The City was founded in

1782 by the Chakri Dynasty. Area wise 1500 Sq. Km and it is home of 10 Million people which is more

than 10% of Thailand population.

The only City in South-east Asia that was never colonized and kept its unique culture and heritage. The

place where till today King is worshiped as divine and the obeyed majesty commands by all.

Transportation in Bangkok –

Train, Buses, Subway, BTS Skytrain, Airport Rail Link, Taxis, Tuk-Tuk, Motorcycle Taxis, are all major

transport services used by everyone in everyday walks of life. By Train – Hua Lamphong is main junction

for going outside of Bangkok or coming to Bangkok from other cities of Thailand. Also this is connected

with Subway line known as MRT. Buses are normally worked on regular hours from 5.00am to 11.00pm.

Due to Bangkok Traffic people are more often to use Subway (opened in 2004) – This connect you to

major tourist attractions. Subway and BTS Skytrain are at your service from 6 am until mid-night.

The Grand Palace & Wat Phra Kaeo are the must go temples to be visited during day time. This is ancient

temples with architectural of Chakri Dynasty and it reflecting tiling and Buddha images. Best time is from

8.30 am to 3.30 pm.

Ananda Samakhom Throne Hall, Phaya Thai Palace, Wat Mahathat, Vimanmek Mansion, Royal Elephant

National Museum, Wat Pho – The Temple of Reclining Buddha, Wat Arun – The Temple of Dawn, Wat

Traimitr – Temple of the Golden Buddha, Wat Benchamabophit – The Marble Temple, Wat Suthat, Wat

Ratchabophit, Wat Saket – the Golden Mount, Wat Ratchanatdaram, Wat Indhara Wihan, Wat Si

Sudaram or Wat Chi Pa Khao, Wat Chalo, Wat Pho Bang-o, Wat Bang Oi Chang, Wat Suwannaram, Wat

Kaeo Fa, Wat Prasat, Wat Amphawan, Suan Pakkad Palace & Museums

Rattanakosin Exhibition Hall, Bangkok National Museum, Royal Barges National Museum, Prasat

Museum, Museum of Siam, Kamthieng House Museum, Bangkok Dolls Museum, Museum of Imaging

Technology, Siriraj Museum, National Science Museum, Science Centre for Education, Madame

Tussauds Bangkok.