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Bangkok Travel Information

There are regular, direct flights from many major UK airports to Bangkok, Thailand.

Currency: Baht
Time difference: (GMT+6)
Flight from UK: 11 hours
Visa: Yes, a tourist visa
Language: Thai
National drink: Mekhong
National dish: Pad Thai

The Skytrain, subway and taxis are popular ways to navigate Bangkok, rather than by car.

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Bangkok Activities

Bangkok has never been a city for standing still, and you'll find an endless list of things to do whilst you’re in Thailand’s capital.

You can explore magnificent temples such as Wat Phra Kaew and Wat Arun, indulge in world-class spa treatments, and experience the city's renowned rooftop bars with spectacular skyline views.

Shopping enthusiasts will feel right at home, with experiences such as luxury malls like Siam Paragon and vibrant local markets just a stone’s throw away.

Cultural experiences are also easily accessible, so be sure to try traditional Thai cooking classes or a private temple tour with an expert guide.

Bangkok Food & Drink

Bangkok is a wonderful city in which to eat, combining world-class fusion dining and international cuisine with the traditional and flavoursome offerings of street vendors across the city; spicy soups and salads, noodles and rice are the dishes of the day.

It is also worth visiting Yaowarat, Bangkok's Chinatown, which is one of the best places for tasty street food.

For a real treat, book a Bangkok dinner cruise, which will take you on a taste adventure down the Chao Phraya River.

Bangkok Attractions

Bangkok has many tourist sights and attractions that you must pay a visit to during your stay, including the Grand Palace, Wat Phra Kaew temple, Wat Arun temple and the Golden Buddha temple.

You should also head to the famous Khao San Road, the Siam Paragon, and any one of the five floating markets where traditional traders sell their wares. Holidays to Bangkok are filled with surprises at every turn, so expect the unexpected!

FAQs

How far is the nearest beach from Bangkok?

Bangkok is an inland city, and the nearest beach destinations are approximately 2-3 hours away by car. Popular beach destinations accessible from Bangkok include Hua Hin, which offers beautiful beaches and luxury resorts, making it perfect for combining a city break with coastal relaxation.

Is Bangkok safe?

Bangkok is a big capital city that is populated by 8 million people; therefore, like any big city, crime does occur, but on a very low level.

It is important to note that, in general, Bangkok is a very safe place to visit.

To ensure your safety, just take the same precautions you would take if you were visiting another large capital city, like, for example, London or New York.