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Bangkok is rich in attractions. This city is filled with a special energy. Every corner shocks, intrigues, beckons to learn all the mysteries. The first time you come to the City of Angels, the question always arises: \"What to see in Bangkok?\"<\/p>\n
Content:<\/strong><\/p>\n But coming into contact with the main attractions, the tourist experiences a real culture shock and thirst to learn and see as much as possible, and the question loses its meaning. And so...<\/p>\n Bangkok sights on the map<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n Consider the most important attractions in Bangkok, and perhaps even the whole country and just a must-see. It is worth considering that the main attractions are located within the island of Rattanakosin (Rattanakosin).<\/p>\n The Great Royal Palace deserves the attention of travelers among the first. A photo of the architectural complex most often adorns travel brochures of Thailand.<\/p>\n The whole conglomerate of palaces, temples, and sacral structures is truly magnificent. The construction of the cult location began in 1782. At first it was a relatively small wooden building, which in time increased to 218 square meters.<\/p>\n Part of the area is closed to tourists, but the accessible areas do not disappoint with their pomp and royal pretentiousness. For curious tourists there are exciting tours of the throne rooms, churches and museums. Exhibitions are regularly organized.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n<\/div>\n Tourists who do not have much time, after visiting The Grand Palace, go to the sacred abode of Bangkok - Temple of the Reclining Buddha.<\/p>\n The full name of the temple is Wat Phra Chetuphon Vimolmangklararm. It is believed that this is where the traditional Thai massage originated.<\/p>\n The building was erected during the time of Rama the First, who began the foundation of the new capital. On a map of the capital you can see that the huge Sleeping Buddha building adjoins almost directly to the Royal Palace, which is extremely convenient for the movement of most hikers.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n<\/div>\n If a tourist is lucky enough to see the first two attractions, it is definitely worth paying attention to another important place for Thais - the Temple of the Morning Dawn. The architectural unit is striking in its simplicity and modesty.<\/p>\n There is no traditional gilding, flashy emerald decor, or ornate decorations traditional to Thai culture. The tall pagoda with its glass inlays and elaborate carvings looks spectacular, and the porcelain inlays and seashell decorations are found nowhere else.<\/p>\n After listening to a fascinating tour (it is real to find a guide who will introduce the history of the temple in Russian), and after taking a couple of colorful photos, you can go in search of new adventures. To understand the scale and feel the flavor of a large and unexplored city, be sure to visit the observation deck on the Bayok Sky Tower.<\/p>\n A skyscraper located in the central district of Bangkok, Pratunam. Here is a huge parking lot, and one of the most elite hotels in the region. The height of the building is over 300 meters, which offers a panorama of Bangkok. The building is open to everyone who has bought a ticket on the first floor at the ticket office.<\/p>\n No photo can capture the amazing color and mood that reigns at the over-the-top height.<\/p>\n\n
Grand Royal Palace<\/h2>\n
\nTemple of the Reclining Buddha<\/h2>\n
\nThe Temple of the Morning Dawn<\/h2>\n
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Byock Sky<\/h2>\n