Must see attractions in Bangkok

Bangkok’s primary venue for modern artists from China has edged its way to become one of the city’s top contemporary galleries. Check the website to see…

This gallery, part of Chulalongkorn University’s Faculty of Arts, emphasises modern spiritual themes and brilliantly coloured abstracts from emerging…

The Yaowarat Chinatown Heritage Center is a small but engaging museum with multimedia exhibits on the history of Bangkok’s Chinatown and its residents.

Situated in the canalside community of Baan Khrua, this family outfit weaves silk on old teak looms.

This is a tiny museum – really a small assemblage of religious paraphernalia and knick-knacks – inside Ko Kret's Wat Poramai Yikawat.

This three-storey structure hosts changing exhibitions mostly featuring mixed-media contemporary domestic art.

Siam Park City features more than 30 rides and a water park with the largest wave pool in the world.

Situated in the canalside community of Baan Khrua, this family outfit weaves silk on old teak looms.

The Bangkok branch of the globally famous wax museum.

A large park in northern Bangkok.

The Democracy Monument is the focal point of the grand, European-style boulevard that is Th Ratchadamnoen Klang. As the name suggests, it was erected to…

Thailand’s oldest and most prestigious university is nestled in a leafy enclave south of busy Rama I.

The bronze figure on horseback is Rama V (King Chulalongkorn; r 1868–1910), the monarch widely credited for steering the country into the modern age and…

A traffic roundabout with the accompanying Chinatown Arch monument that serves as a central landmark in Bangkok's Chinatown.

This Chinese-style clock tower located in the southeastern corner of Lumphini doubles as an interesting photographic subject amidst the park's greenery.

This statue at the southwestern entrance of Lumphini commemorates the founding emperor of the park, Rama VI.

A low-key but beautiful Buddhist temple sandwiched between two of Bangkok's snazziest shopping malls.

This clock tower serves as a convenient meeting point in Chatuchak Weekend Market.

This is a Buddhist temple located near Th Khao San, off Soi Ram Buttri.

This is one of the few Hindu shrines located in Bangkok's old town.