• 5 Things To Do In Bangkok If You’ve Been Before

    to do in bangkok

    I’ve been to Bangkok twice before and as we were on our way home from our travels. We stopped in Bangkok for a few days. In case you didn’t already know Bangkok is one of my favourite cities. As it feels like a home away from home for me. The people are so lovely and the skyscrapers and lights just reminds me of London.

    5 THINGS TO DO IN BANGKOK WHEN YOU’VE BEEN THERE BEFORE

    to do in bangkok

    POM MAHAKAN FORT

    Pom Mahakan is a short walk away from the tourist ferry boat which ended on Khao San Road’s stop. It isn’t far from the actual road itself. It’s located on the river front and in a really pretty ground. It’s perfect for you to sit and chill either on the grass or on the benches available. This historic fort was built in the 1700s and has sadly been turned into a park not too long ago. It’s residents have been evicted since. It is one of two of the 14 original forts that were around Bangkok.

    to do in bangkok

    BANGKOK FLOWER MARKET

    Bangkok Flower Market is another popular stop in the tourist ferry boats journey in which you can walk along streets of gorgeous flowers and also lots of fruits, vegetables and spices as well. It’s the perfect location for photographers. There are so many different flowers there.

    CHAO PHRAYA TOURIST BOAT

    If you haven’t already been on this hop on – hop off boat I highly recommend it. It’s a great way of getting around as you only need to purchase one ticket and you can get on and off as many times as you want and see some of the main tourist attractions in Bangkok including the Grand Palace, The Reclining Buddha and Khao San Road.

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    CHINATOWN

    Every main city has their own version of Chinatown where the majority of people who live there are from Chinese families and the businesses are Chinese as well.

    TEMPLES WITH A DIFFERENCE

    You do go to Asian countries to experience their temples and religions and it’s great if you find one that’s completely different to the rest, this one we visited in Bangkok’s Chinatown was very much Chinese orientated.

    What would you like to do if you visited Bangkok?

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