Rajkot to Bangkok

Bangkok which happens to be Thailand’s capital city with ornate shrines; the streets are full of life while markets are always busy. Here it’s a city where ancient practices mix easily with modernity enabling tourists experience something different culturally-speaking.

Attractions:

Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew: This iconic complex is home to the revered Emerald Buddha and stunning architecture that reflects the craftsmanship of Thailand.

Wat Arun: Alongside its intricate design, this riverside temple has another name “Temple of Dawn” which looks great at sunset.

Chatuchak Weekend Market: The place offers all kinds of things, including local crafts and tasty street foodstuffs, making it one of the biggest markets in the world.

Chao Phraya River: Get It’s possible to cruise along Bangkok’s waterways by taking a boat ride along Chao Phraya River; this will give you an alternate view of the city.

Floating Markets: Vendors sell their goods from boats as they sail along Bangkok’s canals, which is how trade has been done for centuries.

Cuisine: For those who love food, Bangkok is a paradise with numerous types of Thai cuisine. Ranging from delicious fast foods to high-class eateries, tourists are treated to dishes such as Pad Thai or Tom Yum Goong (Thai-style hot and sour soup with shrimp) or Green Curry.

Culture: Buddhism deeply defines Thai culture seen through many temples that are distributed within the city. Traditional Thai dances take place there while some cultural events are celebrated like Songkran (Thai New Year) or Loy Krathong (Festival of Lights).

Nightlife: Bangkok sizzles at night with its bustling nightlife. There is something for everyone; from the busiest Khaosan Road, to night markets in full swing and elevated bars offering panoramic views of the city.

Transportation: Visitors can conveniently get around Bangkok because it has a good number of public transportation options such as tuk-tuks, MRT subway, and BTS Skytrain. For those who want to see more of the city on foot or on a river taxi for instance.

Safety Tips: Although Bangkok is quite safe for tourists, it’s important that one keeps an eye out especially in crowded areas and avoid being taken advantage of by conmen. In addition to respecting local practices and norms like removing shoes before entering temples, when visiting religious sites ensure you dress moderately.

Weather: The weather in Bangkok is hot and humid due to the tropical climate all year-round. During periods of light rains falling over the city between November and February which experience cool and dry seasons, it is the most recommended time to visit