Pak Khlong, Bangkok's flower and vegetable market
If you sometimes think you know a lot about Bangkok, you will often be very disappointed. Earlier I read a story about Pak Khlong Talat, the flower and fruit market of Bangkok.
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.
The man's love goes through the stomach is a lofty cliché, but as far as I'm concerned, it certainly rings true. My Thai spouse has years of hospitality experience and believe me, her Som Tam, Pad Kraphao or Yam Plameuk are of a lonely world class that would even bring a dead person back to life…
My gem in Bangkok
In a country full of temples, it can be hard to be impressed, but sometimes you come across a hidden gem that surprises you. Wat Mangkon Kamalawat, located in the heart of Chinatown, is one such place. A small, enchanting temple that even an atheist can enjoy. And the best part? It’s free to visit.
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.
Staying in Bangkok: what's the best location?
A few weeks of vacation in Thailand usually starts or ends with a few days in Bangkok. The location of your hotel is important here. In this article I give some suggestions and tips that should help you determine where you can best stay in Bangkok.
Walking through Chinatown
Chinatown, located in Bangkok, is a bargain hunter's paradise. When you see how many people shuffle through the narrow alleys here, you get the impression that the goods on display are almost impossible to buy. You are short of eyes to watch the activity.
Are you ready to explore the energetic and colorful world of Chinatown in Bangkok? Located around Yaowarat Road, this special neighborhood offers a unique blend of culture, history and culinary experiences. Chinatown is known for its unique architecture, with narrow streets lined with colorful shops, traditional Chinese pharmacies and beautiful temples. Be enchanted by the scents of exotic spices, the sound of bustling streets and the shimmer of colorful lanterns.
A culinary journey through Bangkok's Chinatown (video)
Bangkok's Chinatown, also known as Yaowarat, is the place for the tastiest dishes because of its authentic flavors, wide variety of dishes, and use of fresh ingredients. The street vendors here have often been in business for generations and are known for their consistently high quality.
Wat Arun, Chinatown and the flower market in Bangkok, the paradise for amateur photographers
Wat Arun, Chinatown and the flower market in Bangkok are excellent places where amateur photographers can let off steam. And the weekday tourist also fills up the tickets in our digital camera. Beautiful places, with beautiful light and fascinating people.
The bustling heart of Bangkok's Chinatown, Yaowarat has been attracting visitors for generations with its rich history and vibrant energy. From the historic gold shops to the modern street food stalls, Yaowarat offers a unique mix of old and new. Discover the charm of this dynamic neighborhood, where tradition and modernity go hand in hand and every corner tells a story.
Kuay Jab Noodle soup, aroi mak mak!
Maybe not as well known as Pad Thai but very tasty that is Kuay jab noodle soup. The rice noodles are a bit different than you are used to, it looks like penne pasta. The ingredients can vary, usually pork is used and boiled eggs.
Bangkok: Where is the best place to stay?
During a short stay in Bangkok you can certainly see and do a lot. I do recommend that you spend the night within a short walking distance of a Skytrain station or metro stop during that period. This saves you a lot of time and hassle.
Chinatown in Bangkok (video)
One of the most popular sights in Bangkok is Chinatown, the historic Chinese district. This lively neighborhood runs along Yaowarat Road to Odeon Circle, where a large Chinese gate marks the entrance to the Ong Ang Canal.
Eating in Chinatown Bangkok (video)
Chinatown is a must see when you stay in Bangkok. There are always people busy here, mostly trading and preparing food. The Chinese district in the capital is famous for the delicious and special dishes that you can buy there. Restaurants and food stalls to coast and to choose from.
An adventurous tour through Bangkok's Chinatown
The best time to visit Bangkok's Chinatown is in the late afternoon. The district is quite hectic during the day, but as soon as dusk falls it becomes quieter. Thais visit Chinatown mainly for the excellent street food, of course there is plenty for tourists to see and experience besides the delicious food. If you visit Bangkok, you should not miss Chinatown.
Bangkok, a paradise for gourmands (video)
No stay in Bangkok would be complete without sampling some of the most delicious street food. You will certainly find delicacies and authentic Thai-Chinese dishes in Chinatown. Yaowarat Road is famous for many varied and delicious food. Every evening the streets of China Town turn into a large open-air restaurant.
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.
A view of Chinatown
A pleasant yet sultry breeze brushes against my face as we take the taxi boat from the Silom district to Chinatown. It is Friday afternoon and my last day of my umpteenth trip through Thailand. The edge of the city slips by and the sun cashes in on the waves.
Tips for Chinatown in Bangkok
Whoever visits Bangkok should definitely put Chinatown on the list. It is not for nothing that it is one of the most popular sights in Bangkok and it is one of the oldest and largest Chinese districts in the world.
Chinatown at night
If you are staying in Bangkok for a few days, a visit to Chinatown is a must. In fact, you should spend at least half a day and the evening there to see, smell and taste the two different worlds of this large Chinese enclave within Bangkok.
Walking in Bangkok's Chinatown and surroundings
An interesting area in Bangkok where many attractions are within walking distance is Chinatown and the surrounding area. Of course Chinatown itself is worth a visit, but also the old Hua Lamphong station, Wat Mangkon Kamalawat, Wat Trimitr or the Temple of the Golden Buddha, to name a few.