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Bangkok Holidays

Mix with around 5 100 000 locals in this Central Thailand locality.

You'll find more famous sights here than you can shake a stick at! Grand Palace and the Wat Pho should be among your first stops. We hope you've allowed enough time to stop by the Wat Arun and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha too!

Bangkok is a fantastic family holiday destination, with a bunch of different things to do that'll occupy the kids. Drop in to have a gander at Dream World or Siam Park City. Don't forget to also let the kids experience Dinosaur Planet and the Children’s Discovery Museum.

You and your family don't need to get wet to find out what resides in the deep blue. Make a trip to Sea Life Bangkok Ocean World and feed your inner adventurer.

Connect with some furry critters at a few of Bangkok's well-known zoos. The Dusit Zoo is the most noteworthy attraction, but the Safari World and the Samutprakarn Crocodile Farm and Zoo are also locales that are worth a look.

The Bangkok area hosts some lovely landscaped botanical parks that keen gardeners will need to visit. Fill your lungs with the bouquet of growing plants at the Suan Luang Rama IX Park, or stroll in the Queen Sirikit Park.

If you've been rushing around all day, why not take a break in some of Bangkok's appealing green spaces? Make your way to Lumpini Park or Benjakiti Park and take in the tranquil atmosphere. Alternatively, Saranrom Park and Makutromsaran Park could be more convenient depending on where you're staying.

Don't hit the frog and toad without having visited the serene natural spot, Klongs.

Do you delight in the natural environment? Then visit Koh Pannyi to get a bit of the crisp, clean air of nature.

If you just can't get enough of museums, this destination is calling you. Showcasing a brilliant selection of excellent exhibits, these sites will keep you busy for hours. Two popular examples are the Suan Pakkard Palace and the Erawan Museum. If you have some more energy to burn, you should also have a look around at the Museum of Siam and the Queen Sirikit Museum of Textiles.

The National Science Centre for Education is a much-loved local attraction that aims to make science easier to understand for everyone. Enjoy a few hours wandering among the varied exhibits and getting involved with the interactive displays. If you're not careful, you just might learn a thing or two!

Do you enjoy the arts? Bangkok is home to an array of colourful exhibition spaces you won't want to miss. Take a look around the National Museum Bangkok and the National Gallery Bangkok. Hungry for more? Then why not sift through the Numthong Gallery or the Teo+Namfah Gallery?

Are you a history buff? Be sure to spend some time at one or two of Bangkok's illuminating history museums. You'll be an expert on the region after a day at the Royal Barge National Museum, the Ban Kamthieng Museum and the Yaowarat Chinatown Heritage Centre.

Whether you are a lover of history or just a curious visitor, you'll find loads of locations to see in and around the region. Allow yourself to be transported back in time at Jim Thompson House and the Thammasat University. Then finish off your tour with a trip to the Muang Boran or the Mahidol University.

History lovers will enjoy a visit to Phra Phuttha Yodfa Bridge, one of Bangkok's most interesting remnants of days long past. Meander around this aged structure as you admire it from each side of the river, then read up on the stories of its construction and usage throughout the years.

In more troubled times, Phra Sumen Fort and Santichaiprakan Park stood as Bangkok's main fortifications. Now they are much more hospitable attractions and are a fascinating sight for anyone that is interested in the history of the region.

Bangkok has a range of fascinating buildings that have housed the city's rich and famous. Vimanmek Palace and Chitralada Palace are some particularly impressive locations that you and your mates should make tracks to. For those who aren't all tuckered out yet, don't miss out on Ananta Samakhom Throne Hall and Phyathai Palace.

Imagine the daily life of yesterday's rulers as you explore Dusit Maha Prasat Throne Hall, a historic structure that deserves to be high up on the sightseeing itinerary of any visiting history buffs.

This region is highly regarded for its wide variety of religious sites. The Wat Saket and the Wat Suthat are the most patronised of these old structures, with the Wat Ratchanadda and the Sri Mariamman Temple standing as two other good choices.

Bangkok has a few other lesser-known attractions if you and your mates want to get off the tourist track a bit. The Neilson Hays Library and the Thailand Creative & Design Centre are a couple of good picks. The Jim Thompson Art Centre and the Bangkok Art & Culture Centre may also be worth calling on if you like to see everything there is to see.