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What is a real must see in Bangkok ?

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Martien V. says :
Feb 11, 2011
maak een boottrip door de klongs en een bezoek aan de vele tempels en markten vergeet ook niet naar china town te gaan verder blijf uit de bars in het uitgaans distrikt en maak een rondritmet de tuk tuk
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Simon K. says :
Feb 11, 2011
boat trip over river weekend market on saturday tuk tuk ride passing all highlights. If you bargain in advance and allow one or two stops at shops, you pay for whole day almost nothing
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Ivan B. says :
Jan 20, 2011
Royal Palace, boat trip.
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Dieter V. says :
Jan 16, 2011
100% ON the beaten track, but you should at least spend one night in Kaosan Road = hippie mekka: dreadlocks, tatoos, piercings and lotsa nightlife!!
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Maria L. says :
Jan 13, 2011
Wat Phra Kaeo, Wat Pho, the Floating Market, the chinatown. Don't miss 'em!
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John D. says :
Mar 10, 2010
Besides the obvious Royal Palace & various temples, a boat trip along the network of canals through 'old' Bangkok is great. Find a guy along one of the Jetties near Wat Pho/Royal Palace and organize a trip with one of the boat-owners to do it at your own pace (i.e. as opposed to getting on the over-crowded tourist boats that zip through too quickly).
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Ian B. says :
Oct 14, 2009
Nana Plaza is totally hilarious,theres some great bars like morning n night bar, friendly and full of pool sharks ha ha there just up 4 a laugh. If your into wild nights then Pat Pong rd IS good i hear. For a good laugh go to soi cowboy it funny as hell. I know there crazy sex places but there a must see even if u just walk round them. The floating market is good and the The Royal Palace is something i get told ive missed out on twice now so im going wen i go back next year. Have fun, i know u will ha ha
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Real D. says :
Oct 12, 2009
the ping pong show?!? haha! to bad i couldn't see it :-(
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Salem O. says :
Oct 6, 2009
Okay since no one else has said it, I say it. The Ping Pong show. But be warned its not for the faint hearted.
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Real D. says :
Oct 6, 2009
Absolutely the Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha). It is the most important temple of the whole Thailand. If u don't see this, it'is like going to Rome and not visiting the Colosseum. Everything else is less important.
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Marjanne D. says :
Oct 6, 2009
Go to Siam Square ( great fun in itself), on Soi Kasem san road 2 you will find the Jim Thompson house, which is really worth your time as it gives you a good example of how rich people lived in the past.
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Denise S. says :
Oct 4, 2009
The weekend market. End of the subway line. Over 10,000 stalls and the most insanely amazing and overwhelming shopping/people watching experience.
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David S. says :
Sep 29, 2009
Pat Pong district - a city block that opens at night - full of knock off anything - bargin all night long - and on the outside of the shop stalls - are all the "live nude women" shows that Bangkok is famous for in the movies. When the guys approach with menus of stick figures in various suggestive positions with a price tag - it is something you have to see to believe. At least once that is
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Alexandra J. says :
Sep 24, 2009
The Floating Market, even if it's outside Bangkok. Nightmarket at Nana. A boat trip on the river. 'Fashion Mall' as well as the electonics malls close to Phaya Thai Station - six floors of endless products at amazing bargain prices. Excellent food at Nara Restaurant (Erawan Building), close to Central World Plaza
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Benjamin K. says :
Sep 24, 2009
Go to the Mbk and Discovery Centers near the National Stadium,you'll be bartering and mixing with all the Thai youth,there's always displays and artwork,youth projects etc,buzzing place to spend a couple of hours....
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Inocencia Marissa C. says :
Sep 24, 2009
the river boat ride, . .where you can see the many cultural buildings of bangkok. . .truly beautiful cultural history. .
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Salem O. says :
Sep 24, 2009
Floating Market is a must early in the morning & I've heard the Tiger Temple is good also. These two should take you all day and are booked together. Just jump in a Tuk Tuk & tell the driver You will make a stop for him at a place to buy the tour. Since your going somewhere the he gets paid to take you the ride should be free. Feel free to tip.
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Alessio D. says :
Sep 24, 2009
an old lady, she prepares pad thai and fruit salad closer to kaosan road, exactly in front of 33 Soi Chana Songkhram. and a tour by boat, line orange is nice and really cheap!
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Gina B. says :
Sep 24, 2009
My exeperience was that, once I was there I took all 'folders' available (Bangkok is very tourist oriented so you will get plenty of information, and things are smoothly arranged) and decided what I wanted to dp & see... My suggestion is that you do the same. I saw the Summer Palace, the Royal Palace, Wat Arun, the ancient capital, took the River Kwai tour (history), went to the National Park, oxccart riding, elephant riding, etc. etc. There is really A LOT to see in Bangkok!..
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Sanne P. says :
Sep 24, 2009
Depends what you are in to. My favorite was jumping tuk tuks and asking to go see Buddha. It is amazing all the different places you see that way. We saw laying down buddha, standing buddha, buddha on a mountain, very big sitting buddha... it was pretty amazing and fun at the same time.
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Orsolya I. says :
Sep 24, 2009
Royal palace , pat pong, khao san rd
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