Uncover Bangkok's vibrant city life with a host of things to do

The Reclining Buddha is located adjacent to the Grand Palace at Wat Pho, and measures 15 metres in height and 46 metres in length.

The Temple of Dawn is one of Bangkok’s most iconic landmarks. Admire the porcelain-encrusted tower and Dvarapala warriors, and climb up for elevated views over the Chao Phraya River.

Bangkok's traditional lifeline juxtaposes the calm with the chaotic, the modern with the traditional. Delight in an evening dinner cruise, passing by iconic landmarks that line the banks.

Bangkok’s Chinatown is one of the biggest worldwide. Browse jewellery stores. Sample enticing street food. Marvel at the neon lights overhead. 

Pak Klong Talat receives the kingdom's largest delivery of fresh flowers daily, and is open 24 hours. Visit during the early hours for the best selections. 

Explore Thailand’s largest weekend market, world-famous and featuring more than 10,000 stalls spanning about 26 sections. Discover clothing, books, art, plants, home décor and more. 

Many authentic working markets lie just outside the city. Admire longtail boats piled high with tropical fruits and vegetables. Sample local delicacies, prepared right on the boats. 

Located one hour's drive from downtown Bangkok, UNESCO World Heritage Ayutthaya is the former capital of the Kingdom of Siam. Cycle between temples. Wander ancient ruins. Discover the head of a Buddhist statue encased in a tree. Take a private cruise to the ancient city and back with Loy Pela Voyages. 

Ratchaprasong is a shopper's delight, with Gaysorn, CentralWorld, Siam Paragon and Siam Discovery all a short stroll away. Indulge in a designer shopping experience. Discover quirky boutiques.

Ocean World is the perfect day out for families, and at 10,000 sqm is Thailand’s largest aquarium. Marvel at giant stingrays, sharks, luminescent jellyfish and more.

Escape the Bangkok heat and stage your own holiday on ice. Pause for lunch at one of the many nearby eateries.