Emporium Suites by Chatrium

Offers luxurious accommodation. Featuring floor-to-ceiling windows with Bangkok City views, each suite is fitted with a kitchenette and flat-screen TV.

The Peninsula

Features luxury guest rooms with full facilities and views of the Chao Phraya River. This disable-friendly hotel boasts an outdoor pool and a fitness centre.

The Sukhothai

Offers extra spacious rooms featuring teakwood furnishing and Thai silks. It provides pampering spa services, free WiFi and free parking.

Park Hyatt

Offering an outdoor pool and views of the city, has a sun terrace and spa centre, enjoy a meal at the restaurant or a drink at the bar.

Sathorn Vista

It has a large outdoor pool, 24-hour fitness centre, 3 dining options and offers free parking, features a whirlpool & a games room with Playstation

Hotel Indigo

Boasts an outdoor pool, a business facilities and a fitness centre. Free WiFi is accessible throughout the property. Rooms also have a sofa.

Grand Mercure

It features a rooftop swimming pool, fitness centre and sauna facilities. Modern suites feature dark wood furnishings and private balconies.

Dusit Thani

Featuring spacious layouts and oversized windows, rooms are tastefully furnished with Thai fabrics and teakwood furnishings.

Conrad

Offers spacious accommodation, shopping centres, eateries and entertainment. Rooms are decorated in a contemporary style.

Anantara Sathorn

Offers luxurious accommodation with private balconies. It features a spa, a outdoor pool and a 24-hour gym. Each room has a flat-screen TV.

Millennium Hilton

This property has 4 dining options, 24-hour gym and world-class spa, free WiFi. All rooms feature splendid views of the river

Grand Palace

Built in 1782, the grand palace was the royal residence for generations and is still used for important ceremonies and accommodating heads of state.

Wat Pho

It has been considered a place of healing, famous for its pharmacy. The Temple of the Reclining Buddha, statue 45 m long and 15 m high.

Kayaking

Wakeboarding water sport involves being towed along by a boat but at Taco Lake metal cables attached to motors pull you around instead.

Wat Arun

Wat Arun is something of a triumphant complex, dating back to ancient battles between the former Siam and Burma. Having fallen to the Burmese.

Jet Skiing

For some thrilling adventure, jet skiing across the vast sea is simply exhilarating. It is amongst the most famous water sports in Pattaya.

Wat Traimit

Sheer luck (or lack thereof) makes this attraction special. During the 1950s, the East Asiatic Company purchased the land around the temple.

Scuba Diving

Scuba diving is a popular water sport. The country is a haven for divers with Scuba diving being one of the most popular Pattaya water sports.

Wat Suthat

Wat Suthat is one of the oldest and most beautiful of Bangkok's Buddhist temples. The temple boasts exceptionally interesting wall paintings.

National Museum

History buffs want to devote at least half a sightseeing day to the national museum. Until the mid-1970s, this was Thailand's only museum.

Banana Boat

One of the best Phuket water sports, are great for families who want to have some excitement in the water together, fun and frolic in waters.

Lumpini Park

Lumpini Park is a great place to spend an afternoon enjoying the contrast of the tranquil park with the skyscrapers rising all around it.

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Why Bangkok makes a good choice?

Thailand - it's noisy, crowded, colorful, exciting, infuriating, and smile inducing.
There are ancient sites to be visited and modern shopping malls that have a kitschy yet high-end ambience. Bangkok can be overwhelming as its lifeforce smacks you in the face, but it's a fascinating city that represents Southeast Asia's tension between the developed and developing worlds. You can hop a short flight to Phuket, Chiang Mai, Koh Samui, and other popular destinations.

Best time to visit Bangkok

Bangkok is almost a year-round destination. Every season has a distinct charm and the city is at its enchanting best all months of the year. However, the peak season is between November and March when the tourist footfall is particularly high. The months of March, April and May are the hottest. Bangkok experiences a tropical monsoon climate which remains hot and humid all through the year. December to February is the time when the weather is cold and pleasant and also the perfect time to explore the city on foot.

Why Bangkok is still the most popular Honeymoon destination?

For a memorable time in the tropics, there is no better option than choosing Bangkok Honeymoon holidays. At each step taken in this wonderful capital city of Thailand. From stunning temples, spectacular palaces to floating markets and parks, Bangkok is a beautiful place to explore. Wat Arun, Wat Prakeaw, Grand Palace, Wat Pho. The city houses attractions like the Phallic Shrine, Erawan Museum, Robot Building, Elephant Building, the Giant Swing.

Adventure activities in Bangkok

This Island is also home to one of the best water sports activities in Thailand, that it has to offer to all tourists who come here to soak in a little sun, sand and surf and activities like snorkeling, swimming and kayaking in various parts of these islands. Kite Surfing in Pattaya, Snorkeling at Pattaya, Flyboarding in Pattaya, Discover Scuba Diving at Pattaya, Adventure Stand up Paddling Tour with Snorkeling in Phuket, Stand up Paddling and Camping in Phuket.