Bangkok

Luxury Bangkok Travel

Thailand’s capital city is a collision of tradition and modernity, offering a medley of flavors and experiences. Wind your way through streets where the sputtering and beeping of motorbikes meets sonorous gongs echoing through peaceful temples, and where skyscrapers buttress centuries-old wooden canal houses. The country’s main transit hub is an iconic part of Thailand travel and a destination that’s worthy of more than a short stopover. 

Take in iconic sights like the Grand Palace and Wat Pho — the Buddhist temple complex famous for its colossal gold reclining Buddha statue — then head to lesser-known stops. Float down hidden klongs, or canals, by boat at sunset, savor spicy street food in the Bangrak neighborhood or from a stall in one of the largest Chinatowns in the world, meandering down colorful lantern-lit alleyways. Just outside the city, the weekend Amphawa Floating Market and fascinating Mae Klong Railway Market offer a reprieve from the tourist crowds.  

Modern, design-forward hotels, including The Siam and Capella Bangkok, are a serene respite from the buzz of the metropolis.

While Bangkok is a year-round destination, the cooler dry season, which runs from November to February, makes for the most comfortable stay.  

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