A weekend trip to Ayutthaya (video)
If you live and work in Bangkok or just stay there for a longer period of time, you sometimes need to escape the hustle and bustle of the Thai capital. Singha Travel and Coconuts TV sent a journalist on a weekend trip to Ayutthaya and wrote down some nice ideas.
Bangkok, the Venice of the East
Whoever visits Bangkok should definitely get acquainted with the 'river of kings', the Chao Phraya, which meanders through the city like a snake.
An adventurous trip by boat from Bangkok to Koh Kret
Koh Kret is an idyllic and dreamy island in the middle of the Menam River. On Koh Kret you get the feeling that you are very far away from hectic Bangkok.
Explore Bangkok from the water in a unique way with the hop-on hop-off boat service
Discover the beauty of Bangkok from the water with the new hop-on hop-off boat service offered by the Tourism Authority of Thailand. This flexible service connects tourists to the city's most iconic attractions along the Chao Phraya River, such as the Grand Palace and Khao San Road, while offering comfort and safety on board.
10 secrets of Bangkok's Chinatown: Away from the tourist trails
Discover the hidden gems of Bangkok's Chinatown, a district that has much more to offer than the well-known tourist attractions. From quiet Soi Nana to bustling Sampeng Lane, this guide takes you on an adventure through the lesser-known, but fascinating corners of this historic neighborhood.
Chao Phraya River – Bangkok (video)
For centuries, the Chao Phraya River has been an important passage for the people of Thailand. The origin of the river is 370 kilometers north of Nakhon Sawan province. The Chao Phraya is one of the largest and most important rivers in Thailand.
Almost everyone knows the mighty and majestic Chao Phraya, this river through Bangkok is busy. The many branches take you through a system of canals through unknown parts of Bangkok. It is remarkable to see how many people live in humble huts on the waterfront.
Chao Phraya River Tour (video)
An excellent way to explore Bangkok is a boat trip on the Chao Phraya River. The Chao Phraya plays an important role in Bangkok's history. Over the centuries, many temples and other sights were built on the banks of the river.
Wat Arun, an icon of Bangkok
Wat Arun on the banks of the mighty Chao Phraya River is a fascinating icon in the Thai capital. The view over the river from the highest point of the temple is breathtaking. Wat Arun has a charm of its own that sets it apart from other attractions in the city. It is therefore a fantastic historical place to visit.
Vijit Chao Phraya 2023: A beautiful spectacle of light and color
Bangkok welcomes “Vijit Chao Phraya 2023,” a month-long riverside celebration that lights up the city with spectacular light and sound shows. From 18.00pm to 22.00pm, until New Year's Eve, the riverbank transforms into a lively stage for projection mapping, fireworks and cultural performances at several key locations.
Bangkok, but different
Do you want to see something of Bangkok in a completely different way? A trip by taxi boat on one of the klongs (canals) that run through the middle of the city is recommended.
Talat Noi, the hidden gem of Bangkok
Discover Talat Noi, a vibrant neighborhood full of historical charm and cultural richness in the heart of Bangkok. This community welcomes visitors with its unique combination of traditional workshops, culinary delights, and notable historical sites such as the So Heng Tai Mansion. Meet the people who keep Talat Noi's cultural heritage alive and discover the uniqueness of this fascinating neighborhood for yourself.
10 tips for the best Bangkok experience!
Make sure that your visit to Bangkok will also be unforgettable. How? We will help you to list the 10 'must see and must do' activities for you.
10 tips for the ultimate Bangkok experience!
Make sure that your visit to Bangkok will also be unforgettable. How? We will help you to list the 10 'must see and must do' activities for you.
Bangkok and the mighty 375 km long Chao Phraya River are inextricably linked. The river splits Bangkok into two parts and is also called the lifeblood of the city. The Chao Phraya is therefore also known as the "River of Kings". This river, rich in history and culture, has an impressive flow and a vital economic function, although it is also known for its flooding.
Inside Bangkok (1): The geographical and administrative division of the capital of Thailand
Bangkok, officially known as Krung Thep Maha Nakhon, is the capital of Thailand and has the highest population density. The metropolis occupies a total area of about 1.569 square kilometers on the Chao Phraya River delta in Central Thailand.
Ayutthaya – the ancient capital of Siam (video)
Ayutthaya is the ancient capital of Siam. It is located 80 km north of the current capital of Thailand.