THE GRAND PALACE & WAT PHRA KAEW

One of the city`s major crowd pullers is the majestic Grand Palace, which is located adjacent to Chao Phraya River along with Wat Phra Kaew. Built-in 1782, it was a home to Thai Kings and the Royal Court which was built strategically next to the river in order to help defend the palace walls from the possible invasions. The construction of the palace commenced during the reign of King Rama I and was not finished until the late 1800s. No member of the royal family resided in this palace since 1925. The temple is also known as the Temple of the Emerald Buddha.

DAMIEN SADUAK- The Floating Market

This floating market of Bangkok is the most popular tourist destination. The shop keepers and vegetable vendors sell their organic fruits and veggies on a boat. Long before the capital was furnished with roadways, the main form of transportation was weaving waterways. Damnoen Saduak provides visitors to Thailand a unique shopping experience with colorful boats in vibrant shades, equipped with everything from souvenirs to delicious Thai food.

WAT ARUN (The Temple Of Dawn)

Wat Arun also known as the temple of dawn is like no other religious structure in the kingdom. This magnificent structure sits right along the Chao Phraya River, which is the main artery of the capital city. The incredible architecture of temple`s towering spires is one of the most impressive silhouettes, highly recognized in Southeast Asia. It was built in the first half of the 19th century in the ancient Khmer style. Adorned with intricate carvings the stupa showcases ornate floral pattern decked out in glazed porcelain, symbolizing the birth and rise of Rattanakosin Period.

WAT PHO

Wat Pho is no more limited to 46 meter long and 15-meter high gigantic reclining Buddha statue and traditional Thai massage school. The interior of the temple encompasses a spectacular collection of delicate murals, inscriptions and fascinating sculptures that symbolizes various subjects like warfare, archaeology, and astronomy. The vast temple complex also contains a lush garden with stone sculptures, a souvenir shop and the College of Traditional Medicine.

ASIATIQUE THE RIVERFRONT

Asiatique the Riverfront is located along the shadowy banks of the Chao Phraya River. One of the most trendiest and unique markets in town, the best way to reach this market is via boat, which makes the entire journey even more enjoyable. The market is cleaner, organized and you can find a plethora of fashionable stuff. The main highlight of this market is 200 Feet high Ferris wheel, which is equipped with 42 gondolas and provide a panoramic view of the city and the river from heights.