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Chris: It is a matter of long-term thinking: - petrol prices will undoubtedly continue to rise in the next 20 to
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Top 10 budget trips in Bangkok

By Editorial
Posted in Bangkok, Cities, thai tips
Tags: Bangkok, Budget, Lumpini park, Museums, Wat Arun

July 15, 2023

Is Thailand on your bucket list? There is so much to do in this great city, we have put together a budget-friendly top 10 for you.

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Muse Pass, the Thai Museum Annual Pass

By Robert V.
Posted in Sights, The Culture, Museums
Tags: Muse Pass, Museums

May 17, 2018

Museum enthusiasts can also enjoy themselves in Thailand. If you plan to visit several museums, purchase the Muse Pass. This annual museum card gives access to 63 museums, costs only ฿299 (€7,90) and is available at all participating museums. Most museums are in the Bangkok region, but a number of museums elsewhere in the country can also be visited for free with the Muse Pass.

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Promenade on the Chao Phraya in Bangkok is coming

By Editorial
Posted in News from Thailand
Tags: Bangkok, Chao Phraya, Museums, New Landmark, Walk

March 26 2017

According to Governor Aswin of the municipality of Bangkok, the construction of the controversial promenade along the Chao Phraya River will definitely go ahead. According to him, the first pile can be driven into the ground in July. The New Landmark of Thailand, as the seven-kilometer promenade will be called, will be on both sides of the Chao Phraya with a cycling and walking path, museums, shops and viewpoints.

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