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Museums & Interesting Places

If you have time, your list might also include the National Museum, (largest in S.E. Asia); Wang Suan Pakaad (previously a royal residence); Jim Thompson' s House, (superb antiques and legacy of a disappeared American silk specialist); VimarnMek (beautiful golden teak building); The Snake Farm (fascinating venom extraction shows); Erawan Shrine, (roadside Brahman place of worship) Royal Barge Museum (wonderfully decorative boats used in royal processions); Dusit Zoo & Lumpini Park (to see Thai people at leisure) and the extraordinary enclave of Khao San Road, (to see backpackers at leisure, and possibly where your teenage son or daughter might be staying)

Bangkok's major sightseeing attractions and enjoyable pursuits can be categorised as follows:

• The Grand Palace Area
• Other Temples
• Markets
• Museums & Interesting Places
• Chinatown
• The River
• The Canals (klongs)
• Eating
• Shopping
• Nightlife
• The Skytrain
• Sports
• Daytrips in Bangkok
• Activities in Bangkok

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