8 must-see treasures in Bangkok. Ancient Siam: the world's largest private open-air museum

❶ Ancient Siam: The world's largest private open-air museum
It restores important buildings and historical sites from all over Thailand in a certain proportion. You can visit most of Thailand's "scenic spots" here. You can wear 🇹🇭traditional costumes to take photos. Any photo you take will be a beautiful photo that will be shared on WeChat Moments. Photogenic attractions: Wat Arun (the symbol of Ancient Siam, which houses many Arhat statues, beautiful and exquisite) St. Pech Hall: The Ayutthaya period palace restored at a cost of 500 million, very spectacular!
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❷ Wat Arun: Eiffel Tower in Bangkok
It is the earliest and most famous landmark in Bangkok. The building is exquisite and gorgeous, and the appearance is magnificent. In the early morning or at dusk, the pagoda is reflected on the Chao Phraya River, and the picture is very beautiful. It is known as the "Eiffel Tower in Bangkok".
Ticket price: 100 baht
Business hours: 8:00-18:00
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❸Grand Palace: A must-visit attraction in Bangkok
The largest royal palace in Thailand, with a status equivalent to the Forbidden City in China, gathers the essence of Thai architecture, painting, sculpture and other arts, and combines the magnificent Thai style with European architecture. It is the most perfectly preserved royal palace in Thailand. Please wear long sleeves, long pants or long skirts when visiting, and no slippers are allowed.
Ticket price: 500 baht (including the Temple of the Emerald Buddha)
Business hours: 8:30-15:30
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❹The Temple of the Emerald Buddha: Enshrining Thailand's priceless treasure
The Emerald Buddha enshrined in the temple is Thailand's priceless treasure, carved from a whole piece of jade. During important Thai festivals such as the Ten Thousand Buddhas Festival, Buddha's Birthday, and Loy Krathong Festival, the Temple of the Emerald Buddha will hold a series of celebrations
⚠Please note that taking photos is prohibited in the Temple of the Emerald Buddha. You need to take off your shoes before visiting, and your clothes should not be too revealing.
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❺ Wat Pho: The largest reclining Buddha in Thailand
It is the oldest Buddhist temple in Bangkok. The temple houses the largest reclining Buddha in Thailand. It is 43 meters long, 15 meters high, and 3 meters high. It is very shocking. It is next to the Grand Palace and you can check in together.
Ticket price: 200 baht
Business hours: 9:00-18:00
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❻ Riverside Pier Night Market: Complex Cultural and Creative Night Market
It is a complex cultural and creative night market with the theme of carnival. The landmark large Ferris wheel Asiatique Sky attracts many Tourists to take photos and commemorate. You can take the Ferris wheel to overlook the night view of the Chao Phraya River. At the same time, there are many specialty shops, riverside bars and restaurants. It is a good place for Bangkok nightlife.
Business hours: 16:00-00:00
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❼ River City Antique Art Center: Antique Treasure Base Camp
It is the first shopping center on the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok and the source of Bangkok culture, art and antiques. Gathering treasures from all over the world, it is the largest antique distribution center in Southeast Asia. It regularly holds antique auctions, and there are literary exhibitions, lectures and other activities every month. Vintage lovers must not miss it!
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❽Bangkok Chinatown: Witness the history and culture of Chinese in Thailand
The filming location of "Detective Chinatown" is a must-visit attraction in Bangkok. It is connected by three streets, Sampin Street, Yaowarat Road, and Shilongkung Road, as well as many streets and alleys. It is one of the most prosperous commercial districts in Bangkok. There are still old buildings such as temples, theaters, gold shops, and North-South groceries. Many popular food stores are here
Business hours: All day