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Bangkok Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/bangkok Famous For Bangkok Bangkok-the City of Angels, as it is colloquially called, makes for a roaring holiday getaway. : page 1 CitMetropolitan Everything is larger than life in Bangkok, be it the towering skyscrapers, climate controlled malls or simply the experience of living in. Trying your luck on the casino tables, going on a whirlwind tour of giddying theme park joyrides, drinking in the rich cultural milieu of a multitude of temples and museums and surrendering yourself to this beautiful destination, get ready for a memorable holiday. Jul When To Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen, umbrella. VISIT Max: 33.20000076 293945°C Max: 33.0°C Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen. Rain: 25.5mm Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen. Max: 33.29999923 706055°C Min: 24.39999961 8530273°C Rain: 27.8999996185302 73mm Mar Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen. 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Feb This Pdf and its contents are copyright © 2013,ixigo.com, all rights reserved. ixigo logo, the character and all other marks displayed herein are registered and/or common law trademarks of ixigo.com and/or third parties. Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen, umbrella. Jan Min: 23.20000076 2939453°C Rain: 171.300003051757 8mm Aug http://www.ixigo.com/weather-in-bangkok-lp-1139065 Max: 32.70000076 293945°C Min: 25.79999923 7060547°C Rain: 149.699996948242 2mm SEE 5 Sights http://www.ixigo.com/places-to-visit-see-in-bangkok-lp-1139065 Bangkok Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/bangkok 1 Grand Palace Although, quite a few areas are not open to the public, the experience of visiting the Grand Palace is a memorable one. A couple of other hot draws here are the Amarinda Hall and the Boroma Biman Hall. 2 Wat Pho The Outer Court at the Grand Palace once housed the offices of the government departments such army, civil administration, and treasury, which were directly handled by the king. The Central Court was the king’s residence and affairs of the state were carried out in the opulently done up halls here. Further inside is the Inner Court, the erstwhile home for royal ladies and children. In fact, the Inner Court is like a city in itself and is off limits for visitors. monastery in India where the Buddha is said to have lived. Before the temple was established, the complex served as an education centre imparting knowledge about arts and medicine. The idol is surrounded by symbols of Buddha like flowers, white elephants, tigers, dancers and altar accessories. It depicts marvellous mosaic and mother of pearl inlaid work. Once you have seen the insides of Wat Pho, you can take a look around, have a monk bless you for a small donation or consult a palmist or astrologer. You can also enjoy a traditional Thai massage, which involves a combination of Yoga postures and therapeutic healing. Grand Palace Thanon Na Phra Lan, Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok Home to the famed ‘Temple of the Emerald Buddha’, the Grand Palace is actually a series of palaces located within a huge compound. When you are visit places like Wat Pho and Wat Phra Kaew, make sure to visit this amazing place as well. The place feels like it is just out of a Thai fairytale, with elegantly crafted doorways, pillars, structures and roofs. page 2 2 Sanamchai Road, Grand Palace Subdistrict, Pranakorn District, Bangkok 10200, Thailand Considered as the first public university of Thailand, Wat Pho taught people literature, religion and science by means of the colourful paintings that deck its walls. It is a mesmerising temple complex perched on one end of the Grand Palace. This is one of the biggest temples in Bangkok and is also called the birthplace of the original Thai massage. The Buddha statue here is a massive one, measuring 43m long and 15m high. What is highly interesting to know is that Wat Pho is actually named after a 3 Wat Arun the intricate Thai architecture coupled with an aura of spiritual comfort as beautiful as the Temple of Dawn. Climb around the winding staircase to the top of the temple and let the beauteous sweeping views of the City of Angels take your breath away. Locally this temple is called Wat Arun, and this monument is best viewed in the evening when twinkling city lights add divine beauty to its precincts. It is said that Wat Arun or the Temple of Dawn is symbolic of Mount Meru, the centre of the universe according to Buddhist Cosmology. This theory is supported by the four-corner prang of the Temple, which house the images of Buddhism's guardian gods. The Wat Arun is also symbolic of single mindedness, which all followers of Buddhism seek. It is said that Wat Arun is the third leg of the holy trinity commanded by Wat Pho and Wat Phra Kaew. Though the place was named Temple of Dawn for the beautiful rays it sets off as soon as early morning sunlight comes by, the true beauty of this temple comes to life once the sun sets. 4 158 Wang Doem Road, Bangkok Yai, Bangkok 10600, Thailand Wat Arun is what you see as a marvelous example of Temple of the Golden Buddha Bangkok Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/bangkok 661, Chaoren Krung Road, Bangkok, Thailand One of the most popular religious and tourist attractions of Bangkok, Temple of the Golden Buddha is surely a not to miss place when you are here. Housing a massive statue of Buddha in pure gold (which is arguably the largest one in world) and other shiny buildings within its premises, the temple remains flocked by devotes and tourists alike. Other than its religious significance, the place is a visual treat as well with its grand architecture and awesome paintings that adorn the walls of temple, everything about this temple is nothing short of pure magic. There is an interesting mythological story attached to Temple of the Golden Buddha which goes like this- the Buddha here was covered in plaster and suddenly a chunk fell out of nowhere, revealing the statue which turned out to be made from gold. Till date, the statue looks like it has been dipped in gold everyday due to its shimmer and shining quality. With all this to explore and experience at the Temple of the Golden Buddha, it will definitely find a place in your itinerary 5 The National Museum Bangkok 4 Na Phra That Alley, Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200, Thailand Established by King Rama V in 1874, National Museum Bangkok is a window to the myriad aspects of Thailand, such as culture, history and Buddhist influence. Located in the Front Palace, the museum houses captivating remnants from the bygone era, including the prized The King Ram Khamhaeng Inscription, believed to have been written by the legendary king Ramkhamhaeng, probably country’s most ancient work of literature. You can go for guided tours that are available in different languages, including English, French and German. The displays at National Museum Bangkok include vast collections of antiques, prehistoric art, bronzes, ceremonial carriages, murals and antiquities from other South Asian nations. The museum actually spans several buildings and for the same reason, is touted as the biggest museum in all of South East Asia. Where To Eat 5 Places http://www.ixigo.com/foods-in-of-bangkok-lp-1139065 1 Bourbon Street Bar & page 3 Restaurant Special days to look forward to are the days of the special Mexican buffet. Those who have eaten here on these days, remember it as the meal of a lifetime! 2 Blue Elephant 9/39-40, Soi Tana Arcade, Sukhumvit 63 Road, Bangkok, Thailand +66-02-3816801 233, Th Sathon Tai, Bangkok, Thailand Serving Creole and Mexican food, Bourbon Street Bar & Restaurant is a good place to head to if you love experimenting with your food! The owner has his own Crayfish Farm and has even written a book on spicy Thai food. Head here for a culinary adventure which is one of its kinds! It is claimed that there is no single item on the menu here which is not appreciated by the restaurant's patrons. Do try the Beef Brisquuet, Carrott Cake and Ribs here. Blue Elephant is an international chain of restaurants which serves authentic Thai cuisine, delighting the world with its delicacies. Walk into this place for a culinary experience fit for royalty, complete with lip smacking non vegetarian food and efficient service. As far as the ambience of the place is concerned, it is always lively and bustling with happy energy as lots of happy customers keep walking in and out. The waiters are mostly pleasant, but it can be a slight problem to get their attention during rush hours. The owner is almost always around and happy to interact with you and it is surely one refreshing chat. Must Try: Pumpkin Stalks and Duck. Your food will be given such a delightful presentation, that you may just wish to click a picture or two of it. But then again, you are going to eat for your life once the first bite is down! If you fall in love with Thai cuisine here, you can also don the chef’s hat and learn authentic cooking at the Blue Elephant Cooking School. +66-02-6739353 Bangkok Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/bangkok wallet. The place also organises buffet lunches, and if you happen to be around during the afternoon, don't think twice before dropping by. Make sure you work up a Godzilla appetite, because there are wonderful scallops, soups, curries and desserts awaiting you! 3 page 4 To quote a frequent foodie to the place: "Yusup's food is the stuff of epics!" your appetite on the main course, the desserts are no less! Don't believe us? Take a bite of the Almond and Fig cake and you will know! 4 5 Anotai Face (Hazara) Yusup 976/17, Opposite Soi Rama 9 Hospital, Hwaykwang, Thailand +66-02-6415366 29, Sukhumvit Road, Soi 38, Prakanong Klongtoey, Bangkok, Thailand Mid-range Kaset-Navamin Highway, Greater Bangkok, Thailand +66-02-362864 Quaintly tucked in the northern outskirts of Bangkok is this delightful place,Yusup. A favourite with tourists and residents alike, it’s usually packed to the brim, so it’s suggested that you get a reservation. They serve some simply sizzling stuff like Curries, Biryani, Goat Kuruma, Kaeng Kari Kai, Chicken Curry, Ajjat, Beef Mataba and more of it. Morsel by morsel, you’ll lose yourself to the magic. To cut a long story short, this is one place in Bangkok where you get awesome taste without huge cuts to the Though it seems like some run of the mill tiny eatery in the north east suburbs, it’s a haven for vegetarians. Savour the pan Indian dishes here, brainchild of the owner who holds the distinct reputation of getting fresh veggies, all home grown. Now that actually is some food for thought. Cookies and Butterfly Pea Tea are just some of the specialities. If you are a large group and can't zero in on one place for non vegetarian food, head to Face, a restaurant complex housing three restaurants. It serves Thai, Japanese and North Indian Frontier cuisine. The place is packed on weekends, and it might be a good idea to get a reservation! The menu here is pretty much plain vanilla, but when you are being served such fresh veggies, it doesn't really matter. Some of the stellar dishes here are the Organic Veggie Salads (mustard dressing, YUM), Spinach Lasagna and the Tofu dishes. Don't lose all Candles, plants, ponds, wooden antiques and a lot of class spell the ambience of this exquisite restaurant. What's more, even Bangkok's locals vouch for this fact: there is no other place so classy that serves authentic Thai food like Face. The multi level +66-02-7136048 teak home, adorned with antiques, set in an exotic tropical garden with intimate dining spaces makes it the perfect place for a special dinner with your loved ones. Don't forget to try Pomelo Salad, Deep Fried Whole Sea Bass and Garlic Prawns here! Bangkok Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/bangkok Quick LOCATE http://www.ixigo.com/hotels-in-bangkok-lp-1139065 See A: Grand Palace B: Wat Pho C: Wat Arun D: Temple of the Golden Buddha E: The National Museum Bangkok Accommodation F: Loog Choob G: My Bangkok Pad II H: The Sukosol Hotel I: Loog Choob J: My Bangkok Pad II K: The Sukosol Hotel L: Loog Choob M: My Bangkok Pad II N: The Sukosol Hotel Food O: Bourbon Street Bar & Restaurant P: Blue Elephant Q: Yusup R: Anotai S: Face (Hazara) page 5