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Bangkok has dozens of night markets, but they are not all the same. Some are best for shopping, some are best for food, and some are just fun places to relax, listen to music, and take photos. If you pick the right market for what you want, your night will be much better. This guide

Bangkok’s Chinatown is loud, busy, colorful, and full of amazing food. Its main street, Yaowarat Road, is lined with gold shops, old shophouses, and glowing neon signs in Chinese and Thai. At night, the street turns into one of the best street food areas in the world. But Chinatown is about more than food. It’s

The Chao Phraya River is the heart of Bangkok. It winds through the middle of the city, past golden temples, royal palaces, busy markets, and shiny new malls. For hundreds of years, it was Bangkok’s main road, and today it’s still one of the best ways to explore the city. Riding a boat on the

Wat Arun is one of the most beautiful temples in Bangkok. It rises from the west bank of the Chao Phraya River, with a tall central tower covered in colorful pieces of porcelain and seashells. In the late afternoon it glows in the sun, and at night it lights up like a golden jewel across

Wat Pho is home to one of the most famous sights in Thailand: a giant golden Buddha lying on its side. But this temple is much more than one statue. It’s the largest temple complex in Bangkok, the birthplace of traditional Thai massage, and one of the calmest places to explore in the busy old

The Grand Palace is the most famous sight in Bangkok, and for good reason. Its golden spires, colorful tiles, and giant guardian statues look almost too beautiful to be real. Inside the palace grounds is the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, the most sacred temple in all of Thailand. But the Grand Palace is also

Thailand is one of the easiest and most rewarding countries in Asia to travel. In just two weeks, you can explore busy city streets, cool mountain temples, jungle lakes, and some of the most famous islands in the world. The hard part is knowing where to go first. This 2 week Thailand itinerary follows a