Thailand things to do

The largest market in Thailand...most stalls are open on the weekends, hence the name. Our friend René, a Mexican animator and long-term Bangkok dilettante, compares the city’s Chatuchak Market to the ...

The king’s official residency from the 1782s through the mid-20th century. One of the most exciting destinations for visitors to Bangkok is the Grand Palace, which includes the highly important shrine ...

You either hate or love this world-renowned backpacker haven. Thai noodle and pancake vendors compete for precious space with gourmet coffee outlets and Western fast food chains; two-dollar-a-night gues...

A luxury shopping paradise. If you want to go slightly higher-class than MBK, check out Siam Paragon - it is probably the most exclusive shopping mall in Bangkok, featuring every luxury brand you've eve...

The first choice for computer geeks. Bangkok's largest supermarket for computer geeks and the camera with 320 stores. Software is very affordable. The Pantip is in fact also a center of software pirates...

Culinary highlight. If you already have in their lifetimes in the sky to come, this is the correct address. At 220 m altitude, you have even the agony of choice: The air-conditioned Mezzaluna serves fin...

Thousands of shops and stalls. Huge flea market east of Lumphini Park, 3000 shops and stalls. Clothing, souvenirs, handicrafts in overwhelming abundance. And of course lots of treats. Rama IV Rd, Subway...

Where the street dealer to go bargain hunting. Here, street vendors buy clothes, which they supplement with massive resell to tourists. The prices are unbeatable: a pair of jeans for 5 euros, a T-shirt ...

This large river runs down through the Tibetan Plateau, China's Yunnan province, Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam. . The Mekong delta encompasses a huge portion of southern Vietnam; it is i...