Bangkok guide 

Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, is located in the central part of the country, on the east bank of the Chaophraya River. This vibrant metropolis full of contrasts and rich history is the economic, cultural and political center of the country.

With a population of nearly 10,000,000 and an additional 15 million in the surrounding areas, Bangkok is one of the most populous cities in the world.

Major tourist attractions include the Grand Palace, Wat Phra Kaew with the Emerald Buddha, Wat Arun, Wat Pho with the Reclining Buddha statue, and Chatuchak Market.

Transportation in Bangkok includes the subway (MRT), Skytrain (BTS), buses, taxis and tuk-tuks. The city also has a dense network of shipping on the Chaophraya River.

Bangkok has a tropical climate with warm and humid conditions most of the year. The hottest period is from March to May, when temperatures can reach over 30 degrees Celsius.

Not only lovers of traditional Thai culture, but also modern entertainment and shopping will come to their senses in Bangkok. You can visit traditional markets, luxury shopping malls or watch a traditional Thai Muay Thai performance.

Thai food lovers will also enjoy themselves here. You can taste a variety of dishes on the streets, in traditional restaurants or in modern gastronomic establishments. For example, on the famous Khao San Road you will find stalls with the popular Pad Thai or Tom Yum Goong. For an authentic experience, visit the Man Muang restaurant, where you will taste northern Thai specialties such as Khao Soi Gai. Gourmets should not miss the Michelin-starred restaurant Methavalai Sorndaeng, which offers classic Thai dishes, but with a classy touch.

You will also find many bars, clubs and night markets, which offer endless opportunities for entertainment and relaxation. The most popular night markets include Jodd Fairs, where you can shop, taste different cuisines and enjoy live music. Nightlife lovers should visit the famous Sukhumvit Soi, full of bars, clubs and restaurants. View lovers should not miss the rooftop bar Blue Sky or Moon Bar Bangkok.

This fascinating city combines traditional Thai culture with a modern lifestyle. Its rich history, culture, culinary experiences and entertainment attract millions of visitors each year. Historical monuments such as the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew offer a glimpse into Thailand's glorious past, while modern business centers and skyscrapers showcase its dynamic present. Thai culture, based on Buddhism, emphasizes respect, hospitality and enjoyment of life, reflected in the concept of "sanuk" - the idea that life should be fun.