Thailand is a colourful blend of bustling markets, serene temples, vibrant street food, and postcard-perfect islands. If ...

Bangkok defies metaphor. An enigma wrapped in a traffic jam? Just step out and surrender to its din and aromas over this ...

Getting from A to B is important, but who says you can't experience a bit of beauty when using public transport? These subway ...

If you've ever visited the Grand Palace in Bangkok, you might have noticed an interesting feature within the Wat Phra Kaew compound — a replica of Angkor Wat, one of Cambodia's most iconic landmarks.

Where the sacred and the bustling coexist, the capital is home to an array of temples. Here's a guide to Bangkok's most ...

Grand Palace is ranked #4 out of 6 things ... Recent visitors report crowds here aren't as bad as they are at the Grand Palace or Wat Pho but it's still best to get here early if you want to ...

Once you’ve finished exploring the Grand Palace grounds, take a short 10-minute walk south to Wat Pho. This peaceful temple complex is home to the famous Reclining Buddha, which stretches more than ...

Despite its cultural and artistic significance, Wat Suwannaram is often overlooked by tourists in favor of more famous temples like Wat Pho or Wat Arun. But for those drawn to Thailand’s deeper ...

Wat Pho temple complex is a 15-minute walk from the exit of The Grand Palace – you could take a tuk-tuk if you like – and you will pass a street food market doing busy trade at lunchtime ...

The Grand Palace is a place of pilgrimage for Buddhists in Bangkok as well as a tourist destination. 4. Wat Phra Kaew. Wat Phra Kaew temple is still within the same complex as The Grand Palace. Wat ...

Slow drift past Wat Arun, the Grand Palace, and Wat Pho, all set to make some form of appearance in the series too and tick off more than one set-jet destination aboard one of the many luxury ...