Itineraries, practical tips, and neighborhood guides to plan your trip to Bangkok.
No, cannabis is no longer freely on sale in Bangkok: since June 2025 it has been reserved for medical use, ...
In Thailand, importing, owning or using an e-cigarette (vape, refill, liquid, heated tobacco) is illegal, w...
In Bangkok, alcohol is sold from 11am to midnight, cannabis is no longer freely on sale, e-cigarettes are b...
To enter the Grand Palace and Bangkok's temples, you must have your shoulders and knees covered, with no sh...
Bangkok is also worth seeing after 5pm: the heat eases, the temples catch the golden light of sunset, the m...
Bangkok is rarely visited on foot from one end to the other: the city is huge, hot and poorly supplied with...
Travelling to Bangkok with a baby is entirely possible, provided you adapt the programme to the heat and th...
Four days let you see Bangkok's major sights without rushing and add some quieter visits. This itinerary de...
Bangkok does not have a reputation as a romantic city, and yet it has plenty for time together: a river to ...
A week lets you see Bangkok without rushing and add three trips outside the city: the former capital of Ayu...
Bangkok is a city where you can visit a temple decorated with superheroes, have lunch on a railway line jus...
The Saen Saep canal boat is the fastest and cheapest way to cross Bangkok when the roads are jammed. These ...
Bangkok has become one of the best places in South-East Asia to drink coffee: independent roasters serve sp...
Bangkok runs on three calendars: the solar calendar for Songkran and royal holidays, the Thai lunar calenda...
Charoen Krung Road is Bangkok's oldest modern road, opened in 1864 along the Chao Phraya, and the Bang Rak ...
North of Sukhumvit, Chatuchak and Ari show another side of Bangkok: the country's largest market, three fre...
Taking a Thai cooking class is one of the most popular activities in Bangkok, and one of the most useful: y...
Thai desserts are eaten at any hour: at the exit of the metro, in a market, after a bowl of noodles or at d...
Dusit is Bangkok's royal district: wide avenues, lawns, palaces and a white marble temple, north of the old...
Seeing an elephant is one of the most common wishes of travellers in Thailand, and one of the riskiest for ...
With a layover of 6 hours or more at Suvarnabhumi, you can leave the airport and see a slice of Bangkok, pr...
Bangkok is an excellent base: within one to three hours by road you reach a former royal capital, water mar...
The train is the simplest and cheapest way out of Bangkok: a third-class ticket costs a few dozen baht, the...
Bangkok is a concrete city, but nature is never far away: a green lung in the middle of town, waterfalls th...
