Sightseeing in Bangkok 2Day 1Night

Day 1: Bangkok

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Meet with Our Guide at the airport.

Then proceed to The Queen's Gallery has been established since August 9, 2003 from the initiation of Her Majesty the Queen Sirikit in order to be a space which displayed the work of Thai artists. The Thai artists which the gallery will focus on exhibiting have been broken down into two categories: The new Thai artists which his/her work has not been known by the society and the work of senior honored artists.

Visit to The Banglamphu Museum, which opened recently to educate visitors about the past, present and future of the historic neighborhood, is ahead of the curve for community preservation efforts in the capital.

A model of a tram that once plied the streets of old Banglamphu is on display in the wooden building of Pipit Banglamphu Museum.

After that we visit to Asiatique the Riverfront is an expansive open-air mall with river views and a cutting-edge 'festival market and living museum' concept. 

Check-in at Woodlands Inn or Kinnon Hostel.

Day 2: Bangkok

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After your breakfast at the hotel our guide will pick you up from your hotel for discovering of enchanting Bangkok.

We visit to Coin Museum Treasury Department Thailand, See 25 reviews, articles, and 63 photos of Coin Museum Treasury Department Thailand, ranked No.254 on TripAdvisor among 593 attractions in Bangkok.

Then we go to Wat Pho (the Temple of the Reclining Buddha), or Wat Phra Chetuphon, is located behind the Temple of the Emerald Buddha and a must-do for any first-time visitor in Bangkok. It's one of the largest temple complexes in the city and famed for its giant reclining Buddha that measures 46 metres long and is covered in gold leaf.

After exploring then we alighted for lunch at Wangwana Kitchen Resturant or similar, after lunch let you shopping at Jatujak Weekend Market, the biggest market in Thailand when over 8,000 vendors from all over the country onverging in a single area. Among the largest markets in the world, Chatuchak seems to unite everything buyable, from used vintage sneakers to baby squirrels.

Then we go to Bangkok Butterfly Garden and Insectarium. Be amid thousands of colorful butterflies housed underneath a giant, 15-meter-tall open-air dome, covering an area of 1,100 square meters at Bangkok Butterfly Garden and Insectarium, located within the Vachira Benchatat Park (aka. Rodfai Park). 

Transfer you to the airport (Return we advised the best time at 7.00 pm up.)

We do hope you find this Trip remarkable and you will visit our Lonely Planet again to unfold more destination in Thailand.

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