Bangkok travel articles

Kids activities: Not sure what to do with the little ones in mad Bangkok, well there’s plenty of exotic and fun attractions and activities, surprise yourself... more
Songkran Splash: Join in the world’s biggest water fight as Thailand gets drenched for four days in April, there’s no doubt about it, you’re going to get wet... more
Bangkok culture trail: You’ll be surprised at how much culture, fine art and history this city has to offer, join the trail... more
How to avoid scams: Bangkok is relatively safe but you could use a few tips on how to avoid the usual scam artists that target tourists in the capital... more
Bangkok in a day: Just passing through? Here’s our suggestions for getting most out of a single day of sightseeing in Bangkok... more
The King and Thai: You can’t miss it, December 5th marks the 80th birthday of Thailand’s much loved King, just why is he so popular among his subjects... more
Bangkok by canal: Once known as the Venice of the East, Bangkok can be explored by the many back canals of its past... more
Museums you must see: Bangkok has more museums than you can see in one trip, here are some of our favourites to occupy a few rainy days... more
Tour Thailand in a day: The Ancient city is a remarkable historic-themed park recreating the best of Thailand’s landmarks ... more
Bangkok top 10: With only 48 hours in Bangkok, here’s the top sites to get to while visiting Thailand’s busy and vast capital ... more
Bangkok Gay guide: One of the world’s truly gay friendly city has plenty of places to meet others and feel comfortable, get the low-down ... more
Khao San Road freakshow?: The Bohemian corner of Bangkok is a great attraction for people watching, cheap shopping, entertainment and travel mates... more
Beating the Bangkok traffic: Don’t spend your holiday time in Bangkok sitting in it’s notorious traffic, here’s a local resident’s tips on how to get around Bangkok with the least amount of fuss and delay... more
Kanchanaburi’s rail of death: Sixty years after WWII tourists are still attacted to the west of Thailand to pay homage to a 100,000 POWs and labourers who perished building the infamous rail of death. Today it’s various sites are Kanchanaburi’s biggest drawcard.... more