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    A dazzling and diverse global destination, the Thailand capital city of Bangkok is a beautiful juxtaposition of glorious temples, modern skyscrapers and lush tropical gardens, boasting a skyline like no other. Holidays to Bangkok are a melting pot of culture, where modern streets and eclectic bars rubs shoulders with enchanting ancient architectural wonders, such as the iconic temple of Wat Pho, exquisite Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew. Head to the tourist hotspot Khao San Road for a taste of Bangkok’s buzzing nightlife, while the sprawling Lumphini Park beckons as a refreshing respite from the hustle and bustle of this south-east Asian metropolis.

    Famed for its deliciously fragrant dishes, when you’re not indulging in upmarket cuisine or perusing tempting street food options, visit the city’s religious temples, take a boat trip along Chao Phraya River, book a traditional Thai massage or catch a match of the national sport Muay Thai - there’s an abundance of things to do in Bangkok. For an authentic experience, flag down a Tuktuk and enjoy an unforgettable tour of the city; these motorised rickshaws are a thrill in their own right. If you want to explore Thailand’s islands, Bangkok holidays make a great base destination, offering easy onward travel via flight and ferry to top destinations around the country, whether you’re enjoying the natural splendour of the north or want to experience the brilliant beaches further south.

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    Bangkok enjoys a tropical climate with three distinct seasons. Temperatures average at a lush 25°C in December and January in what is perceived as the ‘cool season’, making it ideal for a dose of winter sun. Thailand’s hot season occurs between March and June, followed by the rainy season until October – so plan ahead and book flights to Bangkok earlier in the year.

    Shopping in Bangkok

     

    Shopping in Bangkok

    The word 'bustling' is the most fitting term to describe the Chatuchak weekend market, one of the largest in the world. You'll discover all manner of trinkets, jewellery, hand-made crafts and gifts amidst a hive of enchanting activity, while Khao San, Patpong and Rod Fai are a must-visit for those keen to experience Bangkok’s famous Night Markets. For a more premium shopping experience head to the vast CentralWorld and Siam Paragon malls.

     
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    Nightlife

    If you want to wine and dine, indulge in delicious food and cocktails in one of the city’s many rooftop bars and restaurants, such as Vanilla Sky, Sirocco & Sky Bar or The Speakeasy – with panoramic views to match. Alternatively, head to world-famous Khao San Road to party the night away in the reputed ‘back-packing centre of the world’. Packed with lively bars, buzzing nightclubs and delicious street food options, you’ll be in the heart of the action when the sun goes down.

     
    Food and Drink in Bangkok

     

    Food and Drink in Bangkok

    Whether you’re enjoying a multiple-course dinner or grabbing a bite from a street-side food stall, be sure to sample exquisite renditions of Thailand’s fragrant curries, feast on sweet and spicy papaya salads and savour sticky rice with coconut for a traditional dessert. Head to Yaowarat (Chinatown) for a mixture of Asian cuisines, visit Lookshin Tongchai in Soi Rambuttri for handmade grilled meatballs or pick up Pad Thai from Pad Thai Thip Samai in Phra khanong for just £1.35.

     
    Local Culture

     

    Local Culture

    Bursting with oriental culture, there’s a fair share of sights to behold in the Far East, from awe-inspiring architecture to traditional martial art performances. Tick off iconic landmarks such as the Emerald Buddha, visit The Bangkok Art and Culture Center and experience unique activities such as the Himmapan Avatar musical, a colourful performance showcasing the city’s dedication to Thai culture.

     
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    Top Attractions

    The spectacular Wat Pho temple is a must-visit on holidays to Bangkok. One of the most spectacular Buddhist monuments in the world, the iconic reclining golden Buddha stretches an incredible 46m. The residence of the King of Siam since 1782, the stunning Grand Palace with its dazzling gold detailing will take your breath away, while those seeking a sanctuary from the activity of this bustling city will find respite in the beautiful green spaces of Lumphini Park.

     
    Couples Holidays in Bangkok

     

    Couples Holidays in Bangkok

    The perfect adventure to experience as part of a couples’ holiday to one of Thailand’s stunning beach resorts, a stopover in Bangkok will see you fall in love with the city too. Explore beautiful temples, go on a languid Long Tail Boat ride tour, get involved in a cooking class or soak in a traditional onsen bath and enjoy a massage at a spa.

     
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    City Festivals

    Often referred to as the world’s largest water fight, the Songkran Water Festival is a wet and wild event lasting 3-4 days. Luckily, this celebratory shower falls in the middle of Bangkok’s hot season in April, and doubles up as the Thai New Year. The Lantern Festival in November provides a more peaceful atmosphere with the release of thousands of twinkling lanterns fill the night sky, while the romantic Loy Karthong Festival sees small boats loaded with candles floating across canals and lakes.

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