Bangkok

I didnt get much to see in Bangkok except the Hospital and some of the huge Malls… nice place to go.. streets bit crowded.. but ok.. best to go for clothes shopping

The food is very yummy..

was in October 2006.

i wanna go to bkk for 3 days. what are the 5 best places to see there and when’s the best time.

I came back a different person after my trip to Thailand. The people and the country are truly amazing. I can’t wait to go back. I came back with a sense of peace that I never had.

The temples are awe inspiring and the food is the best I have ever had.

Have somebody at your hotel find you a good taxi driver… you can get one for the whole day for really cheap, and their service and knowledge is priceless. Our driver, Mr. Pon, took us everywhere and gave us advice to help keep us safe… (though be advised that taxi drivers DO get kick-backs from many of the places they take you to on their own suggestion… but many times they are really good places. This practice subsidizes their measly incomes, so don’t get too upset about it unless they are insistent and rude about taking you somewhere…)

I’m coming at the end of October and I am staying for 6 months to teach English! Can’t wait!

so far my favorite among all the places i’ve ever been

Love .. everything about it.. my wallet and mobile was stolen at chatucak.. but it wont dapen my affection to Bangkok and its people.. will come back

Bangkok might be the best city in Asia. I’ve been there dozens of times, and never tire of it. I’d like to live there at some point. It has some of just about everything.

If you’re just traveling, do take the opportunity to get away from grubby Khao San Road, though—the Banglamphu area has much nicer bits, including Th. Phra Athit and the areas adjacent to Wat Bowon.

Some things I like there include: Riverboats! Canals! Thonburi! Wat Pho! Wat Arun! Shopping! Chatuchak! Suan Lum! And so much more!