Best Things To Do In Thailand

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On 1st July 2022, to enter Thailand without making any application online for most countries, you don’t even need to apply for a visa, and they will give you 30 days at arrival.

Thailand is undoubtedly one of the most popular travel destinations in Southeast Asia. Especially travelers who visit the so-called “Land of Smiles” for the first time are overwhelmed by the incredible variety of fantastic attractions and many things to do in Thailand.

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So, Bali is still the most popular destination for foreign and domestic also. If you want more about what to do in Bali – Ubud, check this.

Best Time to Visit Thailand

When you have planned a holiday with your friends and your family or want to move to Thailand, this is the right time to visit and stay here. January till April is the best time to see here because the beach’s weather and viewpoint are clear.

During monsoon, start from July – October, and make sure you have a list of places and must-try street food in Thailand, so check this out for your bucket list.

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Explore Bangkok

So let’s start in Bangkok, the capital city, where you can find traffic jams, noise, pollution, and crowd. If you want to explore the capital city, this is your place to explore many unique things you can explore more.

However, the total number of foreign citizens living in Thailand is estimated to be between 3–4 million, with the vast majority coming from the neighboring countries of Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, and Vietnam. I have prepared this guide on what to do in Bangkok and its surroundings; you can see attractions around the city.

What to Do in Bangkok:

• Grand Palace
• Wat Phra Chetuphon (Wat Pho)
• Wat Arun Ratchawararam
• China Town
• Chatuchak weekend market
• Wat Saket (Golden Mount)
• Siam District
• Jodd fairs
• Pratunam market
• Sanctuary of Truth Museum

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Grand Palace

You have to visit this if you are in Bangkok to witness this place’s sheer magnitude and craftsmanship. In this vast place, so be prepared for the long walk. Be aware of the dress code, and you are not allowed to visit with sleeveless shirts or half pants. There is a sense of serenity and grandeur in this place. Do not miss out if you’re in Bangkok.

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Wat Phra Chetuphon (Wat Pho)

Visit Wat Pho during the Great Buddha Night is fantastic. The ceremony is open to the public until 20h30. The location is fascinating with the color of the pottery and the ceramic decoration under the best lighting. This place shows the influence of multiple cultures in Thai art, such as Hindu, Indian, Chinese, European, and Persian. It’s a stunning Thai garden style, and traditional bending trees decorate the area.

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Wat Arun Ratchawararam

This temple is the highlight of Bangkok and maybe Thailand, and rightly so. The site is compact, so during busy tourist hours, and also very crowded. However better to visit early in the morning or just before sunset as the air is more chill. In this place is a magnificent temple in the heart of Bangkok. You can reach the temple quickly and cheaply by boat.

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China Town

One of the best Chinatowns in the world with delicious street food, and there are many food choices here. It is a suitable option to come at night instead of during the daytime, and the vibes here are vivacious; it gets very crowded at night. You can see some of the food stalls have a particularly long queue. It is teeming with history. Full of vibe and truly stunning.

Google Maps: China Town

Chatuchak Weekend Market

If you are looking for street food or shopping at a low price, here is your place, you will find almost everything you would want out of a Thai market as a tourist here and also the vibe is excellent, and the clothes selection is fantastic, and the food is spectacular. So easily accessible from MRT and BTS. So this is one of the must-visit in the city.

Google Maps: Chatuchak Weekend Market

Golden Mount

A temple is necessary to visit at the time of a visit to Bangkok. Still, it is not very known, and the location in height dominates the city with a spectacular panoramic sight. It’s necessary to climb a certain number of steps, but at each “plateau,” one attends something of magic.

Google Maps: Wat Saket (Golden Mount)

Siam Square

If you are looking for a beautiful place with lots to do, there are many restaurants and stores. And good to spend some time here with a lovely outdoor street fair vibe, and the open area is an excellent place to walk around. So this place is recommended if you are looking for wooden home deco, stationery, kitchenware, gifts or souvenirs, food, and good brands.

Google Maps: Siam Square

Jodd Fairs

The old train market is bigger and better with more varieties, but more for the retail side, and the new place is about 60% food and 40% retail. So great ambiance with a live band and a lot of food choices, and is good if you are looking for a place to chill and have some food/drinks, and if you are looking to do some shopping, also this is must visit a site to Jodd fair.

Google Maps: Jodd Fairs

Pratunam Market

Pratunam Market is the place to explore if you are looking for street food. The best time to visit is on weekend nights for the best rates. If you are looking for a good bargain in terms of price and quality, this is the right place also and very affordable price.

Google Maps: Pratunam Market

Sanctuary of Truth Museum

Suppose you are looking for a unique museum and an exciting place to visit and explore. It looks like a temple, but it’s a museum with many wooden sculptures featuring ethics, truth, social norms, and philosophies about human life. You must follow the guided tour, which will take around 45 minutes. The museum is on the beach and definitely worth to visit.

Final Thought

In Thailand, you can find many places and many dishes to explore, many unique spots and hidden spots in Thailand, and never book activities with a random agency, and to be sure to choose a safe agency, you should book your activities in advance. It isn’t expensive, and you will surely use a reliable agency.

If you are looking for another place to visit in Thailand, check this for your bucket list.

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Also, check out if you want to explore another country with a beautiful island – Indonesia. Have you been to Thailand and thought I forgot something on this list of things to do in the Thailand article? If so, leave a comment below. I’d love to hear from you.

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