Pak Klong Talad visit - the largest flower market in Bangkok

Activities restless and vibrant all day from 3pm to 5pm, Pak Klong Talad was rated as one of the most exciting destinations in Bangkok.

Unlike the noisy night markets, boisterous or food sold souvenirs, Pak Klong Talad Market is a special area dedicated to providing fresh flowers, giving a feeling of relaxation between Bangkok.

Here you can find lots of pretty small potted flowers as common as roses, lapis, orchids, lilies are cleverly combined into the wreath or bouquet of soft demand that period beautifully. Each bundle consists of 50 to 100 cotton, sold for extremely low.

Flowers here are varied but the most common are orchids, daisies, pink ... All have a mild fragrance. So when walking, visitors can feel the faint fragrance.

Open 24 hours, Pak Klong Talad Market eventful especially after midnight. If you want to see at the bustling flower market and most unusual, the best time is before dawn or in the morning around 3 -5.

Many Pak Klong Talad stores in providing services both flower arrangement. bouquets, wreaths, flowers for weddings or other special occasions are available at the store.


More information for tourists:

Opening hours: 24 hours, more lively at night.

Address: Market located on Chakphet, near the road fork over between Saphan Phut Night Market Chakphet with Chao.

Directions: From Saphan Taksin stops, Saphan Phut sail to port or faster can catch a taxi or tuk tuk.

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Skytrain in Bangkok is the heart of international travelers

Skytrain system of the Thai capital is very clean, efficient and friendly to tourists.



Traffic in Bangkok - the capital of Thailand - are notoriously terrible. This is Sukhumvit Road, one of the main routes of the city, in normal hours. The best part is the Bangkok skytrain system Mass Transit System 9BTS, also known as the Skytrain, which is designed above conventional cars.

Entrance clearly signposted on the street, most of the station escalators are operating effectively. The signs are both in Thai and English

The maps are easy to read, multi-language, are arranged around the station, help visitors do not need to ask directions.

All the stations are very clean, no garbage or rodents.

In the crowded terminal, automatic doors certainly before the rails to ensure safety for tourists. They also help keep the rails clean and less influence over the train schedule.

You can stop to enjoy sashimi on their way without having to worry about the safety of food hygiene.

The station is lit during the day, but the system is closed from 24 to 6pm.

One of the best things about Skytrain is tidy and scientific design. The arrows show you where standing and doors will open. Everyone is polite to follow regulations. All stops are protective supervision.

All stations have automated ticket machines, or you can buy in a conventional sale. Map of the route is placed in a convenient location for visitors tracking.

If you move more, you can buy a card that functions as a Rabbit payment system online. And every time you swipe your recharge card will deduct. Rabbit cards can be used in many retail stores in Bangkok. Each station contains Rabbit & Carrot shop, where you can recharge, pay Internet fees, water bills ...

Tourism accounts for a significant part of Thailand's economy, so having friendly transport system for visitors is an important factor.

What to see in Bangkok, Thailand

Royal Palace (Grand Palace): Where the royal palace and the temple of the Emerald Buddha holiest in Thailand. Ticket price 500 baht, free for Thailand.

Wat Pho: Located right next to the Royal Palace, the largest temple in Bangkok, famous for the beautiful stupas and Buddha statues reclining huge golden mosaic. 100 baht fare. Opening hours are 8am -17h.



Wat Saket (Golden Mount): The temple is situated on a high hill, with gold inlaid tower, which is also one of the sacred places in Bangkok. In particular, where the sunset is a more ideal impossible. Super cheap fares are 20 baht. Open from early morning to late night.

Wat Arun: The temple is located across the river, opposite the Royal Palace, one of Bangkok's tourism icon. Ancient temple built in the reign of King Rama I.

Khao San: West Street bustle, suitable for partying at night and experience the culinary discovery streets.

Bayoke: Thailand's tallest building, standing here you will observe the whole of Bangkok at night, an enchanting spectacle. At this point you should combine buffet, corporate tickets Divui cheaper than buying directly or via agents to buy. Included buffet fare, sightseeing is 350-400 baht.

Pratunam Market - Central World - The temple of Brahma - Siam Paragon: These places for shopping passionate soul. Evening stroll the streets and ate a very interesting buy.

China Town: It is impossible not to locations in Bangkok, Chinese food here is delicious.

Wat Traimit (Golden Temple): temple with golden sitting Buddha weighs 5 tons, ancient statue from the Sukhothai period (8-12 century), one of three Buddha statues are considered national security in Thailand, the temple is located next to China Town for 40 baht fare. Opening hours are 8 am - 17 pm.

Chatuchak Weekend Market: Market open sale on the 7th and Sunday, there are many beautiful items (clothing, shoes, furniture) is large wholesalers in Bangkok. Here not lose the ticket, do not forget to try the coconut ice cream.



Wat Suthep and entertainment portal outstanding (Giant Wings): The temple is located near the Royal Palace, with the largest sitting Buddha statue in Bangkok. And the entrance is symbolic swing is called "magical entertainment portal" - one of Bangkok's tourism icon.
There's also the famous Soi Cowboy in Bangkok's red-light district with a sexy show, Ladyboys show, Thailand National Museum, Night train market (a fun place also sells souvenirs and food and drinks for guests with decorative impress).

5 fascinating experience not to spend a penny when traveling Bangkok

Tourism Bangkok has many interesting sights are open free to visitors. You will be saving a trip that is equally distinctive with the suggestions below.

Free Ship

Some places in Thailand, such amusement parks and shopping Asiatique offers free ships carrying tourists to the place, parallel to it with both flight fee. Of course, you pay, you will have more comfortable seats, as well as boats do not have to wait too long.

Puppet show

Puppetry is a traditional art form is slowly eroded in Thailand. You do love and want to explore this type can be found on Artist's House is located near Wat Kuhasawan (the best way to get there is catch the tram to BTS Wongwian Yai station, then use a taxi to go forward).

Thai prices are very cheap taxi, but you should also be mild cough lest bidder. Artist's House was a pretty good place to explore Thai culture, and nearby there is a 600 year old building stupas located behind the garden.

Music festival

A large courtyard in front of trade center Central World Siam or region should fairly large meals regularly organizes musical performances absolutely free. If you want to enjoy the vibrant atmosphere remember coming here in the evening in Bangkok.

See Muay Thai fighting

Muay Thai is considered the traditional martial arts or a separate culture. At 6 pm every Wednesday at MBK Shopping Mall weekly, Fight Night program takes place in the external trade center will attract hundreds of boxers from around the world who come here to give, would help you voyeuristic.

View traditional Thai dance

At the corner of Ploenchit and Ratchadamri Road intersection (near BTS Chitlom Station), Erawan Shrine temple worship Hindu deities - Brahma very sacred, attracts thousands of tourists visit every day. It usually takes place the traditional dance activities on holidays should look right on you can watch for free.