King Rama Memorials
King Rama I the Great Memorial Built in commemoration of Bangkoks 150th anniversary celebrations in 1932, the monument is situated at the foot of…
Read storyTourist information in Bangkok As the political, economic, cultural, culinary, and spiritual capital of Thailand, Bangkok features both old-world charm and modern convenience, at times served up in an apparently chaotic manner, but always…
King Rama I the Great Memorial Built in commemoration of Bangkoks 150th anniversary celebrations in 1932, the monument is situated at the foot of…
Read storyKhon is Thailand\’s classical masked dance that is regarded as one of the most refined of performing arts. It was originally limited to the…
Read storySukhumvit Road runs all the way from the railway crossing at Ploenchit to the Cambodian Border in Trat. But the section from the first…
Read storyBuilt as the world\’s largest teakwood building, Vimanmek Mansion was built as a royal residence in the first few years of the 20th century.…
Read storyA vast open ground situated near the northern wall of the Grand Palace and the eastern wall of the former Viceroy Palace or Wang…
Read storyOne of the oldest parts of town, Bang Lamphu district has become famous over recent years due to the emergence of Khao San Road…
Read storyThe site of Wat Phra Kaew also called the temple of the Emerald Buddha is located in Na Phralan, Phra Nakorn (inside the Grand…
Read storyAccording to an old Thai tradition, a city pillar had to be built upon the establishment of a new city. King Rama I had…
Read storyKhao San Road is a favourite crossroads for the young travellers on a budget. It has evolved over the last two decades from just…
Read storyThe Temple of the Dawn, Wat Arun , or locally known as Wat Chaeng, is situated on the west (Thonburi) bank of the Chao…
Read storyThe museum is located inside Queen Sirikit Park and was established under the royal initiative of Her Majesty the Queen, in her realizing the…
Read storyBangkoks history is so closely connected to the waterways. It used to have so many canals that it was often called The Venice of…
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