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Bangkok tip: SEA LIFE Bangkok Ocean World (video)

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Posted in Thailand with children, thai tips
Tags: Aquarium, SEA LIFE, Siam Paragon, Video

November 19 2024

SEA LIFE Bangkok Ocean World, formerly known as Siam Ocean World, is the largest aquarium in Southeast Asia, covering an area of 10.000 square meters. It is located in the basement of the Siam Paragon shopping mall in the heart of Bangkok.

SEA LIFE Bangkok Ocean World, a beautiful marine aquarium

By Editorial
Posted in Thailand with children, thai tips
Tags: Bangkok, Sea Life Ocean World, Siam Paragon

January 17 2024

A nice attraction, also to visit with children, is Sea Life Ocean World in Bangkok. This special and beautiful sea aquarium can be found on the ground floor of the luxurious shopping center Siam Paragon.

KidZania in Bangkok (video)

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Posted in Thailand with children
Tags: Bangkok, KidZania, Siam Paragon

12 September 2015

A fun and educational day out for children is KidZania in Bangkok. KidZania is located in the luxury shopping mall Siam Paragon.

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Bangkok tip: SEA LIFE Bangkok Ocean World (video)

SEA LIFE Bangkok Ocean World, a beautiful marine aquarium

KidZania in Bangkok (video)