Culture and Heritage of Bangkok
One thing's for sure: You're not going to get bored when you visit Bangkok. The city is studded with a stunning assortment of museums, temples, shopping districts and parks. A few of the best examples of attractions and things to do in Bangkok include:
The Grand Palace - Built at the end of the 18th century, the Grand Palace is one of the best-known and most mesmerizing attractions in Bangkok. Several buildings make up this impressive complex, which abounds with exquisite architectural detail and an assortment of temples, including the Wat Phra Kaew and its famous Emerald Buddha statue.
Sukhumvit Road - As the longest road in Thailand - and one of the longest roads in the world - Bangkok's Sukhumvit Road offers a seemingly endless array of restaurants, shops and entertainment options. After spending a day amid the ancient relics and museums of old Bangkok, an evening wandering along Sukhumvit Road lets you see a whole other side of Bangkok.
Sanam Luang - This public square near the Grand Palace is a wonderful place for people watching. Local residents and tourists alike flock to this peaceful place, often bringing along picnic lunches. Several important ceremonies are held at Sanam Luang, too, making it a culturally important spot in Bangkok.
The National Museum - If you're interested in Thai culture, the National Museum is the place for you. It is conveniently located next to the Sanam Luang, and one of its most famous items is the King Ram Khamhaeng Inscription.