Bangkok, Thailand, has some of the world’s best hotels at very special prices. The Thai culture and hospitality is outstanding.

There is a sky train and underground system in addition to taxis, so it is easy to travel around to the different attractions.

Thailand is known for some of the world’s best spas with every type of massage and treatment. It is also known as a golfer’s paradise with some of the world’s best golf courses and rates. You can even go to Pakchong Creek and take a 45-minute ride on the back of an elephant.

Thailand is internationally rated as having the world’s best cinemas, some of which feature a lounge that holds only 20 to 40 people and pampers them with complimentary beverages and snacks. The seats recline and come with a pillow and blanket so that you can watch the latest movies in comfort.

Shopping is an experience you don’t want to miss since you can find discounts as much as 80% off high quality goods. You must also see the floating markets, which are canoes laden with fruits, vegetables, meats, and sweets.

The night life entertainment in Bangkok is famous around the world, and the thousands of restaurants are a culinary delight. If you are adventurous and see a place where the locals gather for the “street” food, try it out as that is the real Thai cuisine.

The Grand Palace is outstanding architecturally and was the home of the Kings of Siam. It houses the Emerald Buddha, Thailand’s most revered Buddha image, which dates back to the 14th century. It was carved from one piece of jade. Admission includes a ticket to the Vimanmek Royal mansion.

Within walking distance from the Grand Palace is the National Museum, one of the largest in Southeast Asia. Its buildings were once used as a palace and house many artifacts from all parts of the country.

Next to the Grand Palace is the Wat Pho with its gigantic gold plated reclining Buddha. There are also many beautiful ancient temples in the area with other outstanding Buddha images.

The Vimamek Mansion Museum is the world’s largest golden teak building and was a 3 story mansion of 81 rooms, halls and chambers with Royal memorabilia.

The Ancient City covers 280 acres, is built into the actual shape of Thailand, and has gigantic replicas of famous monuments, buildings, and temples. It is known as the largest outdoor museum in the world.

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