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Vacation rental apartments in Bangkok

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Top-rated vacation rentals in Bangkok

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Condo in Ratchathewi
20% OFF Amazing BKK Luxury Studio nr BTS Phayathai
Be the first few guests to stay in this Brand New Modern Studio in a brand new Luxury Condo with Hi-speed WiFi. Great location, Well decorated with King size bed and quality pocketed spring mattress, 50” Smart TV, Washing Machine and amenities you need. Very new facilities such as Sky pook, sky garden, large gym, co-working space, meeting rooms, theater room, game room, beautiful lobby. Convenient location, walking distance to Baiyok SkyTower, Phayathai2 Hospital, Airport Rail Link, BTS, Malls.
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Condo in Ratchathewi
Breezy Condo Next To St Food&Night Life: XVI
A luxurious and spacious queen size bedroom, with Rooftop jogging track,Large swimming pool,Colorful garden,Fitness room,Aerobic exercises platform. Located in Asoke, Nana one of the most desirable area in BKK, less than 10 mins walk to public transport (BTS/MRT) 2 mins walking to Night Life Street Sukhumvit soi 11 -CANAL FERRY! ,which is right behind the building. The simply way is take a boat to Shopping center. Extra Service: Check in 24/7 Luggage storage Free WIFI
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Rental unit in Ratchathewi
Breezy Condo In The City Close Khlong Pier: I
A luxurious and spacious queen size bedroom, with Rooftop jogging ,Large swimming pool,Colorful garden,Fitness room,Aerobic exercises platform. Located in Asoke, Nana one of the most desirable area in BKK, 10 mins walk to public transport (BTS/MRT) 5 mins walking to Night Life Street Sukhumvit soi 11 -CANAL FERRY! ,which is just at the rear of the Condo. The simply way is take a boat to Shopping center.

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New!Gateway/Ekkamai BTS 300m/infinity sky pool/gym
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Rental unit in Huai Khwang
Downtown High-end Apartment Large Sky Pool Free Luggage Storage 1min to Subway Station Near Night Market High Speed Wi-Fi Convenient Cooking Life
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Condo in Watthana
20% Discount 500Mbps WiFi Kitchen Night Market BTS
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Condo in Watthana
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Your guide to Bangkok

All About Bangkok

Bangkok sets all the senses abuzz, from the sounds of the rushing traffic and the overlapping fragrances coming from sizzling woks to the rush of colors on display on the ornate temples. Modern skyscrapers sit alongside sacred shrines, and huge shopping malls compete with street bazaars and the city’s famous floating markets. The city’s culinary scene ranges from fine dining in exclusive rooftop restaurants to nighttime stalls selling Northern Thai grilled meats or bowls of brothy noodles, kway teow, with a myriad of toppings.

Cross over the Chao Phraya River to Rattanakosin Island to wander amid the city’s most important sites, including the opulent Grand Palace and Wat Pho, the Temple of the Reclining Buddha. A tuk-tuk ride might take you through the alleys of Chinatown — packed full of shops, temples, and bustling restaurants. Or you can hop in a longtail boat and explore the ancient canals in Thonburi, home to some of the city’s legendary floating markets.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Bangkok

Bangkok experiences a tropical monsoon climate, so it’s hot and humid most of the year. The months between November and February are among the most pleasant times to visit, when you can expect sunny and dry days with moderate heat and low humidity. The Lunar New Year, celebrated in January or February, is an occasion for festivities all over town, and Chinatown turns into a giant celebration. Late spring and summer, from April through June, bring the hottest temperatures and the most frequent thunderstorms. Wear breathable clothes during those months, and make sure you’ve got sun protection, a hat, and plenty of water when you’re out and about. (Keep in mind that you’ll need to cover your shoulders and legs to enter sacred temples.) In April, Thais embrace the hottest month of the year at the Songkran Festival, three days of friendly water fights and street festivities.


Top things to do in Bangkok

The Grand Palace

The spectacular Grand Palace is the former home of Thai royalty. The complex, built in 1782, comprises impressive buildings and well-cultivated grounds. In the Wat Phra Kaew, Temple of the Emerald Buddha, you may have an opportunity to view the small but revered Emerald Buddha, which dates back to the 14th century and whose robes are changed each season by the king himself.

Chatuchak Weekend Market

Near the center of Bangkok, just south of Chatuchak Park, you can visit one of the biggest flea markets in the world every weekend, with more than 8,000 stalls sprawling across more than 14 hectares. As many as 200,000 people descend on the market every week to shop for art pieces, handicrafts, kitchenware, clothes, music, and sweets. If you’re not a fan of crowds, you can go early in the morning when it’s quieter.

Wat Pho

The Temple of the Reclining Buddha, on the banks of the Chao Phraya, is one of the city’s largest temples and home to a giant reclining Buddha. Covered in gold leaf, the Buddha is 46 metres long and 15 metres high — the feet alone measure five metres. Inside the temple, you’ll find a collection of historical Thai murals and sculptures related to warfare and astronomy. You can also explore the gardens to admire its many intricate stone sculptures.

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