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Ancient City Muang Boran
Entry 700 baht pp, golf cart 350 baht first hour +100 each extra; get there early by Bolt taxi (~1hr each way) and plan a full day.
Big C Supercenter Ratchadamri
Go on your last day to stock up on Thai spices, sauces and snacks; most branches have a 2nd floor with homeware, toys and clothes.
ICONSIAM
Newest and most impressive mall; don't miss the Sook Siam indoor food market downstairs (noodle soup ~3-~$1) and the top-floor Napalai Terrace view.
Sompong Thai Cooking School
1100 baht (~$30), about 3 hours, must book ahead on their site; menu: papaya-style salad, green curry, cashew chicken, mango sticky rice.
SookSiam
Colorful Thai street-food market on ICONSIAM's lower floor; try the multi-colored mango sticky rice stand. Prices same as street stalls.
The Grand Palace
Entry 500 baht; modest dress required. A photographer who also guides makes the visit much better.
CentralWorld
Malls in Bangkok are attractions in themselves - CentralWorld has art installations and exhibitions in the lobby.
Jodd Fairs
Best night market in Bangkok, better than Khao San: open all week from 16:00, with unusual street food, clothes and gel-nail stands.
Napalai Terrace
Top floor of ICONSIAM - free panoramic terrace over the Chao Phraya River and the skyline.
Wat Pho
One of the 3 must-see sites in Bangkok; works with kids too. Modest dress required.
Yaowarat Road Chinatown
Worth a stop for the golden neon signs and the buzzing main street.
Little Zoo Cafe
350 baht ticket includes entry, a hot/cold drink and a souvenir doll; lots of corgis and cats, but also wild animals like a raccoon and fox.
Siam Paragon
Huge mall next to CentralWorld; inside there's an impressive aquarium and a cinema with Asia's biggest screens plus a VIP experience.
True Love @ Neverland
350 baht per adult: 1 hour with the huskies + a drink + water. Too crowded on weekends and some dogs jump at small kids.
Bangkok Skywalk
Use the covered Sky Walk above the street - far easier and nicer than walking through Bangkok's jammed roads.
Chatuchak Weekend Market
Over 15,000 stalls but open during the day only on Saturday and Sunday - plan accordingly.
Sampheng Market
Huge market in Chinatown selling everything, plus many food stalls - search 'Sampheng market' on Google Maps.
Wat Arun
One of the 3 sites Dana says you must see in Bangkok, worth it even without a guided tour. Modest dress required.
Sathorn Pier
Boat pier next to BTS Saphan Taksin - expect a queue for the boats.
Asiatique The Riverfront
Free shuttle boat gets you there, but she found it bland and overpriced - 'like Sarona/HaTachana', not worth it.
Khao San Road
Dana says skip Khao San and go to Jodd Fairs instead.
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