On one hand, the “City of Angels” is one of Southeastern Asia’s jewels, with highly efficient mass transit, bustling markets, high-end department stores in Siam Square, and possibly the best accommodations anywhere in Asia. And Bangkok - Thailand’s capital is one of the Angels.

Area:     1,568.7 km²
Population: 6,642,566

Wat Arun : Towards the late 18th century King Taksin established Wat Arun, the Temple of the Dawn, as the seat of royal power and worship. After the accession of a new king the royal focus moved to Wat Phra Kaew, however, Wat Arun remained an important religious and historical site.
Romantic Ayutthaya is a romantic ruined city, surrounded by a modern town. It is one of Thailand's national treasures. Ayutthaya attests to the power and splendor of an empire that dominated Southeast Asia for 400 years
Wat Pho is home to the massive 160 foot long Reclining Buddha, representing the Buddha entering the state of nirvana.
Wat Phra Keo As old as the city of Bangkok itself--also known as the Temple of the Emerald Buddha
Chatuchak market: is a charming place for shopping galore and great bargains