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Chitlada Palace
The current royal family's residence, Chitlada Palace is also a royally funded agriculture centre demonstrating the reigning king's commitment to the progress of the country's major industry. The palace is not open to the public and it's pretty difficult to see from the outside, but you can spot rice paddies and animal pastures - smack in the middle of Bangkok - through the perimeter fence.
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Dusit Zoo
It would be easy to spend a day here. The peaceful grounds of this zoo, which once hosted the royal botanical garden, have a plethora of eateries as well as a playground and a big lake for paddle-boating. The animal-housing areas are not the most modern or inviting.
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Siam Ocean World
Take the plunge into the underwater world of this massive aquarium. The little ones can visit the ocean depths in the glass-enclosed Deep Reef zone or view the daily feedings of penguins and sharks (which aren't invited to the same table).
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Tadu Contemporary Art
Emphasising the work of domestic artists, Tadu is a leading exhibition space for those working largely in the realms of performance and installation art.
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