Bangkok map with all the city’s monuments, museums and attractions. Plan your trip with our Bangkok interactive map.

Zoom around Bangkok on a tuk tuk and discover the city’s famous nighttime markets and street food stands, trying typical Thai delicacies.

Pantip Plaza is a shopping centre in Bangkok dedicated to selling technology and electronics, including hardware and pirated software at reduced prices.

Learn all about the history of Bangkok as a reflection of Thailand as a whole; and how the capital has developed from its humble origins as a backwater settlement to the most visited city in the …

Bangkok's Chinatown is made up of bustling streets filled with authentic restaurants, gold and jade jewellery shops, and neon signs in Chinese characters as far as the eye can see!

Since replacing DMK airport in 2006 as Bangkok's main airport, Suvarnabhumi is the place where most international visitors fly into the Thai capital. You've arrived - learn how best to get to the …

Known as one of Bangkok's liveliest spots, filled with backpacker, Khao San Road is one of the most popular places to visit of an evening. Although everyone knows about the area as …

Siam Paragon is a massive mall in Bangkok, featuring high-end boutiques as well as a sealife centre, a bowling alley, a Thai art gallery and a concert hall.

The Mae Klong Railway Market (Talad Rom Hub) is one of the most unusual sights in Thailand. Discover how to get there from Bangkok.

Ayutthaya can be found 85 km from Bangkok, where three rivers meet: the Chao Phraya, Lopburi, and Pa Sak. The archaeological zone occupies an area of 15 square kilometres, and is found …