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Bangkok is a forever thriving city where beauty, religion, and hospitality walk hand in hand. There are a lot of places in here you must visit during your stay in Bangkok. Here is a list of some beautiful and historically significant places to visit in Bangkok:

1. Chao Phraya River: The shimmering Chao Phraya River offers a plethora of amazing experiences, starting from enthralling ferry rides to tempting dinner cruises. While you enjoy cruising this iconic river, the spectacular buildings serving as the backdrop will offer you a sight to behold. The winter season between December and February makes for a great time to enjoy the various activities at Chao Phraya River. 

Location: Bangkok 10120, Thailand
Timing: 7:00 AM to 9:00 PM
Entry fee: No entry fee

2. Damnoen Saduk Floating Market: Damnoen Saduk Floating Market is an entire market set on multiple boats floating on water. These boats are navigated on the water by the Thai locals, who sell various farm produce, fresh local foods, and souvenirs.

Location: 96/19 38 Asok Montri Rd, 10110, Thailand
Timing: 7 AM to 4 PM

3. Dusit Zoo: Also known as “Khao Din”, Dusit Zoo is home to a zoo museum, a wildlife hospital, an activity ground, and a sightseeing train. Sheltering over 1600 international and regional animals, this zoo makes for one of the best places to include in the Bangkok tour packages of wildlife enthusiasts.

Location: 71, 5 Khwaeng Dusit, Khet Dusit, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10300, Thailand
Timing: 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Entry Fee: 10 Baht for Thai kids, 70 Baht for Thai adults, 50 Baht for foreign kids, 100 Baht for foreign adults 

4. Bangkok National Museum: Lying on the former site of the Wang Na Palace, The Bangkok National Museum is home to the most widespread collection of authentic Thai art. This place offers visitors an insight into the glorious history and rich culture of the country.

Location: 4 Na Phra That Alley, Khwaeng Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang, Khet Phra Nakhon, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10200, Thailand 
Timing: 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM from Wednesday to Sunday
Entry fee: 200 Baht

5. Rose Garden: Making for the perfect place to enjoy cultural shows and picnics, Rose Garden is a must-visit destination in the Bangkok tour packages of culture buffs. Known popularly as Sampran, this park hosts excellent Thai cultural shows every day that offer the visitors a glimpse into the tradition and lifestyle of the country.

Location: Km 32 Phetkasem Road, Sampran, Nakhon Pathom
Timing: 8 AM to 6 PM

6. Wat Hua Lamphong: Showcasing a magnificent architecture, Wat Hua Lamphong is a popular Buddhist temple that often makes a place in the Bangkok tour packages of spiritual seekers, peace lovers, and architecture buffs. Visitors coming to this place often donate funds for the coffins of unprivileged deceased people.

Location: 728 Rama IV Rd, Khwaeng Si Phraya, Khet Bang Rak, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10500, Thailand
Timing: Open 24 hours 
Entry fee: THB 40

7. Chinatown: Packed with ancient temples, bustling shopping centers, and elegant food outlets, Chinatown is often found in the  Bangkok tour packages of religious seekers, shoppaholics, and foodies. Known as one of the most vibrant streets in Thailand, this place lets you taste the local lifestyle and culture.

Location: Yaowarat Road, Yaowarat, Samphanthawong, Bangkok, Thailand 
Timing: 7:00 AM to 1:00 AM 

1. Swim with Sharks at Siam Ocean World: Swimming with Sharks at Siam Ocean World is a once-in-a-lifetime diving chance. If you take a shark dive, you will be among the brave few who get the opportunity to dive alongside one of nature's deadliest predators. Get up close and personal with massive Grey Nurse sharks, Southern stingrays, Blacktip sharks, Leopard sharks, and Eagle rays, among other species. 

Location: B2 Floor, Siam Paragon Building, B1, 991 Rama I Rd, Pathum Wan, Pathum Wan District, Bangkok 10330, Thailand
Timing: 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM

2. Ride the Sky Train: There is only one way to travel around Bangkok at any pace while remaining cool: take one of the sky trains. There is no better way to move around than in air-conditioned carriages. You are usually high above the traffic below, providing you a good perspective of the city, but the train typically takes the shortest path. Almost every part of Bangkok you'd like to see has a train station.

3. Visit Wat Pho The Reclining Buddha: Any visitor to Bangkok should pay a visit to Wat Pho, which is home to the Reclining Buddha, which is fifteen metres tall and forty-six metres long, with the feet alone measuring over five metres. When you come near the statue, you'll notice that it's completely covered in gold leaf.

There are 108 bowls within the temple, and coins for the bowls can be purchased on the walk in. You can also stop by the temple for a traditional Thai massage while you are there. The Reclining Buddha and Wat Pho are located just south of the Grand Palace are a fascinating sight to witness.

Location:  2 SanamChai Road, Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200, Thailand
Timing: 8:00 AM - 6:30 PM

4. Enjoy a Tuk Tuk Ride at Night: The tuk-tuk, Thailand's national icon, is at the core of most first-time tourists' real Thai experience! While in Bangkok, riding in a tuk tuk is a common occurrence. Prepare for a bumpy trip with flashing lights and a face full of fumes. They are well-known among tourists, particularly first-time visitors who wish to enjoy a one-of-a-kind experience navigating around the city.

Finally, take care of your possessions while riding and keep an eye out for bag-snatchers on passing motorcycles — you're unlikely to be a victim, but it pays to be cautious. Riding a tuk tuk is more of an adventure than a functional mode of transportation.

5. Watch Cabaret Show at Calypso Theatre: Enjoy a genuine Thai set dinner while seeing a Khon dance performance, a traditional dance which was formerly reserved for the king's palace and is now performed by Calypso Cabaret. This musical spectacle features realistic impersonations of Marilyn Monroe and Elvis Presley!

So, come on and be impressed by Bangkok's amazing ladyboys' colourful, extravagant burlesque shows on specially curated Bangkok holiday packages. Calypso Cabaret, which is now located in Asiatique The Riverfront, a lively dining and entertainment complex, promises a night of fun you won't soon forget. 

Location: 2194, Charoen Krung Rd., Wat Phraya Krai, Bang Kholaem, Bangkok, 10120, 10120, Thailand

6. Visit Khao Yai National Park: Khao Yai is without a doubt Thailand's best national park for frequent tourists, with plenty of opportunities to observe some stunning wildlife. The park features lush green scenery, rocky mountains with dense forests, magnificent waterfalls, and unusual bird and animal species.

The enormous park, which spreads over four provinces and covers more than 2,100 square kilometres, has something for everyone. The park is a particularly good spot to experience Thailand's natural beauty during your Bangkok holiday packages. Travellers from all over the world travel here to experience the captivating hiking paths.

Location: 114/1 ??????? 17 Mu Si, Pak Chong District, Nakhon Ratchasima 26000, Thailand
Timing: 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM

7. Take a Trip to Thonburi: There are plenty of intriguing things to do in Thonburi, with unspoilt rural towns bordering the small waterways, fascinating museums, and adorable local markets. While many visitors come to view the famed Wat Arun Temple or stay in one of the beautiful riverfront hotels, this ever-evolving neighbourhood has so much more to offer to tourists on their Bangkok holiday packages. 

Every non-resident of Thailand has to compulsorily get a tourist visa either an on-arrival visa or from the embassy beforehand for being allowed to travel to Bangkok. One can apply for a visa at any Thai embassy in India.

The Bangkok holiday packages include providing you with a permitted visa, but for not more than 30 days. Although one can extend their visa for another 30 days. The fee for obtaining a visa for Thailand is THB 1500 that is INR 3512. To get an on-arrival visa one should have a genuine passport and is allowed to passport holders of 19 authorized international countries fulfilling the required conditions for the same.

By Flight

To reach for the city of Bangkok there are two main airports, one running in the North and another from the East of Bangkok. It is the Suvarnabhumi Airport that locates itself 25 km to the east and the Don Muang Airport located 24 km to the north catering to domestic and international flights in abundance.

Suvarnabhumi airport has direct and easy connectivity to the city by taxis, buses, and Airport Rail Link that is a high-speed train service in downtown Bangkok. There will be round the clock availability of roadway services from outside both the airports to drop you to your final destination.

By Road

The roadway services offer you with buses and taxis that get you wherever you wish to be in Bangkok. There are three bus terminals considered to be the major ones, the Northern Bus Terminal- Mochit, the Eastern Bus Terminal-Ekkamai, and the Southern Bus Terminal-Sa Tai.

The buses will take you not just round the city but also to Pattaya, Krabi, Phuket, etc. cities neighbouring Bangkok. If looking out for taxi services, then do know that the taxis run according to the metered price so confirm the prices before the journey.

By Train

Bangkok has great rail connectivity throughout Thailand and also to other neighbouring countries. Hua Lamphong serves as the main railway station of the city to travel to neighbouring countries and many other parts of Thailand. There is another railway station, Thornburi station that connects the city from within for travelling to the local parts of the city.

There are two types of tourist visas that are either an on-arrival visa or opting to get a visa beforehand from any Thai embassy in India. One can easily avail of the visa facility included in the Bangkok tour packages.

Though the fees for generating a visa for Bangkok, Thailand is THB 1000 which equates to INR 2000 in case of the on-arrival visa but to encourage more tourists these days visa for Bangkok has been made free till October 2019.

The currency preferred to be used in Bangkok is the Thai Baht. As known, Bangkok city is the capital of Thailand so if one is wishing to go for a trip to Bangkok then you will have to exchange your native currency to Thai Baht. One can do the same at many banks in Bangkok and also at specialized stores known as Foreign Exchange Bureaus.

Known as an ideal spot for vacation, Bangkok is considered to be an all-round year destination to spend your holidays. The city has a quality of enchanting each soul in every season distinctly. However, for the one who still looks out for the best time to visit this spectacular place then consider the months of November and December when the city is cooling down.

Although the arrival of tourists happens in tonnes and loads as the Bangkok holiday packages have made it easier these days to take a trip to this glamorous place. The city is always flooded with people till the month of March starting from September as during the months of April-August the temperature gets too hot and humid.

A city like Bangkok is considered an ideal place to spend at least 3 weeks because of the unquestionable charm it holds to attract people. If thinking about what one can explore in Bangkok, then one can do loads of stuff that are included in Bangkok trip packages like marvel at the grand palace and cruise along the ravishing Chao Phraya River.

One can also discover a whole new modern Bangkok and get lost in the shopping experiences at the Chatuchak market. This marvellous city of angels can make anyone fall in love with itself in around a week or two in which you can explore the whole city.

1. Phi Phi Islands: The Phi Phi Islands are a fantastic place for scuba diving and snorkelling, and there are a number of scuba diving training schools along the main road, who will help train you for the whole experience  . It may be really relaxing to float around looking at the corals and fish with only the sound of water and bubbles coming from the tanks surrounding you.

2. Sail Rock: Sail Rock, located between the islands of Koh Tao and Koh Phangan, offers some of the best diving opportunities  in the Gulf of Thailand. Divers of all levels will find a refuge of marine life at Sail Rock, which is dotted around a pinnacle that rises roughly 15 metres above water and reaches 40 metres deep.

3. Koh Tao: Koh Tao is a world-famous scuba diving destination. It's a fantastic spot to learn because the island is home to a number of diving schools. You can learn or develop your diving skills with other more advanced courses learning from industry experts. You will get to enjoy the beautiful marine life with your loved ones passing through the fishes and alluring corals.

4. Similan Islands: The similan islands are part of a national park which contributes to the beauty that Thailand is known for. You can enjoy the surreal marine beauty by snorkelling and scuba diving in this destination. While snorkelling in the Similan Islands, you can catch a glimpse of turtles and diverse fish species!

5. Koh Wai: Koh Wai is one of Thailand's most sought after spots for snorkelling and scuba diving. The island is largely untouched, with lovely beaches and crystal-clear waters ideal for snorkelling and viewing the abundant marine life.

6. Koh Lanta: You can take a cruise to a number of various islands and beaches on Koh Lanta, in which you can snorkel with fish and explore caves in the rocks. It's possibly one of the top scuba diving and snorkelling spots in Thailand.

7. Surin Islands: The islands are endowed with smooth white sand and azure blue water, allowing for amazing snorkelling visibility! With a plethora of marine life Aside from that, the beach is extremely appealing!

There are a huge number of national parks and camping sights in and around Bangkok. If you want to not only see but also live in nature then visit these camps:

Khao Sam Roi Yot - You can rent a space for tent and enjoy the breathtaking sight.

Phu Kradueng National Park - With trees, animals, and waterfalls, this national park is a camping place of dreams.

Sai Yok National Park - Another national park where camping will be an experience to remember.

Sai Thong - The view of the Phang Hoei mountain range is the best thing about this park. This is a wonderful place to camp at night.

Khao Yai - From exciting wildlife to an amazing view, this camping park has it all.

There are mainly three waterways in Bangkok where you can enjoy boating and sightseeing. They are:

Chao Phraya River - The main waterway of the city. You can get a ticket of a big boat and ride along the entire city.  

Khlong Saen Saeb - This is the waterway that offers you a great view of the east and west sides of Bangkok.

Khlongs of Thonburi - This is the famous canals’ network of the city. Hire a small boat and enjoy the view of the smaller parts of the city. You can shop from the floating markets too.

The Bang Pakong River in Bangkok is known for the freshwater dolphins that live there. They are often seen in numbers, either playing with each other or traveling. There are boat-tours that take the travels to the closest one can get to these dolphins. You can hop on one of these boats and enjoy the show. These dolphins never shy away from the boats. So, you can see them in their natural state.