Bangkok’s got us now

In our recent travels, LVBT was lucky enough to explore Thailand’s capital city Bangkok on an unforgettable adventure to the land of smiles.

Bangkok is the largest and most developed city in Thailand, which famously attracts millions of people from around the world every year. It may be the most modern city in the Thai Kingdom but still maintains its promise to offer you a unique set of characteristics with its historical architecture and traditions.

We got to stay in the popular and trendy area of Sukhumvit where we were flooded with things to do right outside our doorstep. Check out what we got up to, highlighting our favorite spots.

The choice of things to do and see is endless from visiting beautiful places, spiritual temples to waking up early and seeing the famous floating markets. Indulge yourself in the most tastefully delightful Thai dishes that ooze heat and flavor. Live and breathe the warm and friendly Thai culture and enjoy your meal with locals and the unlimited choice of food stalls.

Shop until you drop with bargain prices, the endless variety of street markets and some of the biggest, most luxurious malls we have ever seen. If you’re feeling exhausted from all the hustle and bustle fear not, Bangkok offers the most incredible and affordable massage spas that will keep you going back for more. For the more energetic, dance and sing the night away with some of the best bars and karaoke hangouts ever.

After a long day of adventure and chaos, it is an absolute must to check out Bangkok’s most breathtaking rooftop bars where you will feel on top of the world.

When planning your next overseas trip make sure to add Bangkok to your travel agenda. Please check out our recommendations of places to go to and see the links below.

Brunch spots:

• La Creperie
• The garden of dinsor palace

Rooftop bars:

• Red Sky Bar
• Octave Bar and Lounge
• The Nest

Trendy bars:

• Maggie Choo
• Sing Sing
• Iron Fairies

Sightseeing:

• Wat Pho (The temple of the reclining Buddha)
• Wat Arun (The temple of dawn)
• River boats and ferries around Bangkok