Dear All ,

Thanks once again for your kind attention.

Will you please advice Sightseeing places in Bangkok.

Hope to get your valuable advices,

Thanks in advance.

Soi Cowboy has got some nice sites, or maybe nana plaza

Only joking with ya!

Not that I wanna been seen as Spamming, but here you go Rasel.

thaiso attractions and sightseeing

Hope it helps

or this guy...

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I have heard excellent reviews about this bicycle tour.

http://www.realasia.net/

Many thanks for your informations I am checking.

Whenever I have people visit I like to show them five things:

1 - The Grand Palace for a look at traditional Thailand.

2 - A trip on the river for a look at the old-style Bangkok with kids bathing in the river and people selling out of their boats.

3 - Chatuchak Market.

4 - Dinner at Cabbages and Condoms, which has an incredibly nice enviroment considering it is located in the middle of tower blocks, top class service and cheap prices. Not a plug, just true.

5 - The Londoner, especially on Wednesdays when the place is buzzing on 2-4-1 night.

Hi Bangkok barry ,

Thanks for your informations.

Will you please advice as below :-

2 - A trip on the river :- I will stay at sukumbith How to go there ?. How long it takes and what is the cost for that?.

4 - Dinner at Cabbages and Condoms:-I will stay at sukumbith How to go there ?. How long it takes and what is the cost for that?.

5 - The Londoner :- Its not clear , will you please tell more about it.

Hope to hear from you.

How about get a travel book like Loney Planet, and map, and reading about travel in BKK-not that difficult!

I THINK THE ADVICES I AM GETTING HEAR IT'S NOT AVAILABLE IN ANY BOOK.

THATS FOR SURE.

HOWEVER WHEN ARRIVED BANKOK WILL BUY A BOOK .

CAN YOU ADVICES THE PRICES.

I THINK THE ADVICES I AM GETTING HEAR IT'S NOT AVAILABLE IN ANY BOOK.

THATS FOR SURE.

HOWEVER WHEN ARRIVED BANKOK WILL BUY A BOOK .

CAN YOU ADVICES THE PRICES.

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All pretty standard stuff available in any guide book (Rough Guide, Lonely Planet).

They're about £15 in the UK

Lonely Planet I will buy while I am in bankok .

Lonely Planet I will buy while I am in bankok .

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A great way to sightsee in Bangkok is to find a central point (Democracy monument or the likes) then catch the first small green bus you see. Stay on it until something interesting catches your eye and get off and explore. When you've seen enough, get on another one and keep doing this until you've had enough!!! Then comes the fun part, trying to find your way back to where you began. This type of sightseeing is great because you get the thrill of the funfair rides (anyone who's travelled on a small green bus will know what I mean) and also you have the unexpectedness of it all. It's different but what better sights to see than the real ones of Thais living their lives. This is how I learnt to get about in Bangkok also!!!!

Hey, that's exactly what i did when I got here...jump in a green bus with a map of Bangkok, and see where they take you to. You might miss out some official tourist attractions, but you see the real life.

Next step: the boats on the klongs, I recommend northern Bangkok or even better the Thonburi side.

A must for my visitors is China Town. I always drag them through the back alleys.

Dear Geronimo and raro ,

Nice to have your informations , I hope to do like that may be next time on this visit its not possible because we are in a family trip and with my older mother.

Thank you so much for the help.