Thailand | Bangkok.

Bangkok, the capital and largest city of Thailand, is known for its rich cultural heritage, food, shopping, and nightlife. Here is a detailed travel guide to Bangkok to help you plan your trip. 1. Preparations Visa: Thailand has a visa-free policy for Chinese tourists, but please check the latest policy before you travel in case of changes. Flights and hotels: Book round-trip flights and hotels in advance to ensure a smooth trip. It is recommended to choose a hotel in the Siam Square or Sukhumvit area, which is convenient for shopping and travel. Essentials: SIM card, plug adapter, common medicines, mosquito repellent, camera and mobile phone chargers, power bank, etc. 2. Transportation Airport to city: Suvarnabhumi International Airport: It is recommended to take the ARL Airport Express, the fare is about 45 baht, and the journey takes 26 minutes. If you arrive late at night, you can choose to book a private transfer service. Don Mueang Airport: It is recommended to take the airport bus, with routes A1/A2/A3/A4 available, the fare is about 30 baht, and the journey takes 20-30 minutes. City travel: BTS Skytrain: It covers most areas of downtown Bangkok and is one of the convenient means of transportation. You can buy a one-day pass for unlimited rides within one day. MRT Subway: It covers downtown Bangkok and the suburbs, complementing the BTS. Taxi: There are many taxis, the starting price is cheap, but please note that some drivers may overcharge. Tuk-tuk: The price is cheap, but please also note the problem of overcharging. 3. Must-see attractions Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew: One of the most famous attractions in Bangkok, tourists can appreciate the gorgeous architectural style and exquisite carving art, and feel the history and culture of the Thai royal family. The Wat Phra Kaew enshrines the Thai national treasure - the Jade Buddha. Wat Pho: There is a 46-meter-long reclining Buddha statue in the temple, which is the largest reclining Buddha statue in Bangkok and an important pilgrimage site for Buddhists. Wat Arun: Located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, it is one of the most majestic temples in Bangkok, featuring five towering pagodas. Chao Phraya River Cruise: Take a boat to visit the Chao Phraya River and enjoy the scenery and landmarks on both sides of the river. It is a different experience to take a sightseeing boat to visit the Chao Phraya River at night. Asiatique The Riverfront: A romantic night market in Bangkok, with a variety of food, handicrafts, and clothing. The prices of goods are relatively high, remember to bargain. Erawan Shrine: It represents love, career, health, and wealth respectively. It is the most popular worship site with the most incense, and it is popular among Hong Kong and Taiwan stars. Bangkok Floating Market: Such as Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, you can experience shopping by boat and taste local snacks. Siam Square: The busiest shopping street in Bangkok, gathering various international brands and boutiques of local designers. 4. Food recommendations Bangkok is a food paradise, where you can taste a variety of delicious food: Pad Thai: One of the most popular street foods in Thailand, delicious. Tom Yum Goong: One of the most famous soups in Thailand, sour and spicy appetizer. Mango Sticky Rice: One of the most popular desserts in Thailand, sweet and delicious. Thai Milk Tea: Sweet and mellow, very refreshing. 5. Shopping and entertainment Siam Paragon: High-end shopping center, gathering various international brands and luxury stores. CentralWorld: Large shopping center, gathering various international brands and local stores. Ladyboy Show: Bangkok's famous ladyboy show venue, mainly showing song and dance performances with oriental culture. 6. Safety precautions Do not go out alone at night. Do not carry a lot of cash. Do not trust strangers. Pay attention to traffic safety. Respect local culture and customs, such as not making loud noises in temples, not touching monks, etc. 7. Accommodation recommendations Bangkok has many luxury hotels and budget hotels to choose from, such as InterContinental Bangkok, Pullman Bangkok Hotel G, etc., all of which provide comfortable accommodation and thoughtful service. Through the above guide, I believe you can fully experience the charm of Bangkok and have a pleasant and unforgettable journey.