Bangkok Hotels – Part 1

November 2, 2009 by bkkpkerplayer  
Filed under Bangkok Nightlife

Bangkok is not only the capital city of Thailand but also its largest city and the most prominent destination in the region of Southeastern Asia. Very well acclaimed for its awe inspiring Buddhist architecture and bewitching culture, Bangkok attracts hordes of tourists and visitors throughout the year. Bangkok is also known as Krung Thep and boasts of many exciting places of interest, chic restaurants, electrifying nightlife and world class accommodation. Bangkok Hotels is a haven for every visitors and tourists in the city. Well equipped with state of the art facilities and praiseworthy service the city hotels of Bangkok are a class apart. Factually, Bangkok is segregated into 50 districts that makes it easier for the visitors to travel around the city with ease. One of the highlights of Thailand tourism is the Thai food that is well renowned throughout the world. Absolutely delicious and lip smacking it is a bet that you will be left licking your fingers. Not just delicious, but you would realize that Thai food are as within your means as they are wide ranging. And not to miss the saffron robe clad monks in the market places, on the streets and most generally everywhere in the city.

The peak tourist season to visit Bangkok begins from December to August. During this period, city weather is neither too muggy nor too scorching. From November to February rain and high temperature are relatively less frequent than during the months from July to October.

Some of the places to visit in Bangkok are:

Royal Barges National Museum

A colossally beautiful museum that exhibits striking ornamented royal boats. Among the collection you will find Suphannahong which is deemed as the most important of all barges. Made out of a single log of wood, Suphannahong which means ‘golden swan’ is the world’s largest dugout barge. The largest barge in the collection stretches to 50 meter long and entails combined efforts of a 50 men crew to row it in the water. A fantastic museum that is unique and popular. The best time to watch the spectacular fleet of these boats in a procession is during the Royal Kathîn Ceremony.

Siam Ocean World

An excellent spot to watch the sea life in Bangkok is this aquarium. Here, you may indulge in one of the most challenging tasks on earth and that is to dive among the deadliest of all sharks. Now ain’t that an opportunity of a lifetime. Among the many varieties of sharks you will find Leopard sharks, Southern stingrays, Grey Nurse sharks, Eagle rays and Blacktip sharks among others.

Thewet Flower Market

A beautiful market that is one of its own kinds, the Thewet Flower Market is a place that would without a doubt mesmerize your senses. Vivid and exotic flowers like orchids, pansies, tulips etc. the market is sited at Th Samsen is a market full of exuberance and life.

National Gallery

One of the most prominent art galleries of the city, the National Gallery is a fully government supported museum that exhibits the finest of all collection in contemporary and traditional art works. Among the best attraction of the Gallery are the works of art done by Rama VI and Rama IX.

Accommodation in Bangkok is easy to find. Bangkok Hotels are available in all price brackets, ranging from luxurious and indulging five star hotels to easy on pockets and economical cheap hotels in Bangkok

Visit Thailand – The Land Of Buddha

October 29, 2009 by bkkpkerplayer  
Filed under Bangkok Nightlife

Thailand is the perfect tourist destination for nature lovers, shopping lovers and for the followers of Buddhism. Thailand is all these teemed together and much more. Situated in the heart of South East Asia, Thailand has some of the best Buddhist temples, which offer peace, serenity and tranquility.

The Grand Palace and the Emerald Buddha

The temples and monasteries of Thailand date back to a few hundred years. The Emerald Buddha Temple is one of the most sacred sites in Thailand and requires visitors to be properly dressed before they can enter the holy place. The Jade statue of the Lord, which is elevated off the ground is a visual treat for visitiors. This temple occupies just one corner of the court of the grand Palace.

Magnificent Bangkok

You must be out of your mind, if you visit Thailand and leave without visiting Bangkok. The capital of Thailand has everything that a tourist can dream of. Shopping plazas, Temples, Museums, Hotels offering exquisite Thai food, Islands, Beaches, Tall high-rises and a sprawling nightlife, Bangkok has it all. Be it the largest building in the world to be made of Teak wood, in Vinmanmek Teak Mansion, or the 46 meter long statue of reclining Buddha in the Wat Pho temple, you will never ceased to be stunned by the beauty of Thailand.

Shopping enthusiasts can head off to Siam Square, which is one of the most popular shopper’s destinations in Thailand. Ma Boon Krong and Siam Center are two of the biggest shopping centers here. You can spend an entire day here and yet comeback unsatisfied. There are so many restaurants, theatres and shops to keep you busy. Thailand also has cheap roadside shopping opportunities for tourists who do not wish to blow away much money on shopping.

For Nature Lovers

Nature lovers can head straight to the Ko Chang national park that has many activities. Apart from the wildlife, tourists can also pursue diving, snorkeling or elephant riding over here. The place usually overflows with tourists all the time. Beach lovers can head off to Pataya, which is a pretty serene beach. It is located just 150 kms away from Bangkok.

Go discover Thailand!!

Visit Thailand – The Land Of Buddha

October 27, 2009 by bkkpkerplayer  
Filed under Bangkok Nightlife

Thailand is the perfect tourist destination for nature lovers, shopping lovers and for the followers of Buddhism. Thailand is all these teemed together and much more. Situated in the heart of South East Asia, Thailand has some of the best Buddhist temples, which offer peace, serenity and tranquility.

The Grand Palace and the Emerald Buddha

The temples and monasteries of Thailand date back to a few hundred years. The Emerald Buddha Temple is one of the most sacred sites in Thailand and requires visitors to be properly dressed before they can enter the holy place. The Jade statue of the Lord, which is elevated off the ground is a visual treat for visitiors. This temple occupies just one corner of the court of the grand Palace.

Magnificent Bangkok

You must be out of your mind, if you visit Thailand and leave without visiting Bangkok. The capital of Thailand has everything that a tourist can dream of. Shopping plazas, Temples, Museums, Hotels offering exquisite Thai food, Islands, Beaches, Tall high-rises and a sprawling nightlife, Bangkok has it all. Be it the largest building in the world to be made of Teak wood, in Vinmanmek Teak Mansion, or the 46 meter long statue of reclining Buddha in the Wat Pho temple, you will never ceased to be stunned by the beauty of Thailand.

Shopping enthusiasts can head off to Siam Square, which is one of the most popular shopper’s destinations in Thailand. Ma Boon Krong and Siam Center are two of the biggest shopping centers here. You can spend an entire day here and yet comeback unsatisfied. There are so many restaurants, theatres and shops to keep you busy. Thailand also has cheap roadside shopping opportunities for tourists who do not wish to blow away much money on shopping.

For Nature Lovers

Nature lovers can head straight to the Ko Chang national park that has many activities. Apart from the wildlife, tourists can also pursue diving, snorkeling or elephant riding over here. The place usually overflows with tourists all the time. Beach lovers can head off to Pataya, which is a pretty serene beach. It is located just 150 kms away from Bangkok.

Go discover Thailand!!