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Bangkok

Bangkok is currently one of the most visited capitals on the planet and there are plenty of reasons why. With iCheck inn Hotels, we have over 20 budget hotels in Bangkok for you to choose from. Dubbed as The ‘City of Angels’, this vibrant and colorful city has a smile around every corner and something to please all visitors; funky markets, upmarket malls, a riverside that has full of surprises, a vibrant nightlife, many fabulous sights, attractions and historic temples that reflect its unique heritage and much, much more…….. Notorious for its traffic jams, the city’s modern skytrain and underground systems allow tourists to move around easily. With many of our icheckinn hotels in Bangkok, whether it is in the famous Sukhumvit belt to the Sathorn or Silom areas, our range of budget and boutique hotels in Bangkok, located within walking distances to the BTS, offer you greater ease in moving around. Here are our top 10 suggestions of what to do in Bangkok.
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The Grand Palace

This is one of the top attractions in Thailand, a large historic complex that has played an important role throughout the country’s history since 1782. It has been home to numerous kings and while it is not the official r..

Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn)

Arguably the best temple in the city, Wat Arun is a must see for visitors. The temple is located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River and is named after the Hindu god Aruna. The best time to visit is at dawn when the temple catches and reflects t..

Wat Pho

Wat Pho, also known as the temple of the reclining Buddha, is located behind Wat Phra Kaew. It’s one of the largest Temple in Bangkok and famous for its reclining Buddha that measures 46 meters long. Wat Pho is well known as Thailand’s center for traditional Thai massage.

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Khao Sarn Road

Located on the edge of the city’s historic quarter, Khao Sarn (pronounced “Cow Sarn”) Road is a small street with a big reputation. Backpacker’s flock here for cheap accommodation, cheap beer and bargains from the stree..

Yaowarat (Chinatown)

One of Bangkok’s most vibrant and colorful neighborhoods, Yaowarat (or Chinatown) is one of the city’s best locations for charming old shophouses and a food haven for new generation gourmands who flock here after sunset to explore the vibrant ..

Jim Thompson House

American businessman Jim Thompson established a large Thai silk company throughout his time in the kingdom during the 50’s and 60’s.

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Chao Phraya River & Waterways

Winding through the heart of Bangkok, the Chao Phraya River adds calm to this hectic city. Take a break from the crowds and the cars by hopping on a river ferry or long tail boat and enjoy sightseeing along the way.

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Jatujak Weekend Market

Bangkok is well known as a shopping haven with numerous malls and markets catering to all of your shopping needs, but there is one place that offers a very unique shopping experience. Jatujak Weekend Market is a village in itself with a staggering..

Lumpini Park

Whether you like to jog, walk or sit quietly among nature, Lumpini Park is the best place in Bangkok to go. Akin to New York’s Central Park, Lumpini is the biggest park in the city and located in the CBD where locals and visitors go for respite from the traffic jams and built-up streets.

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Shopping Malls (Siam Paragon, Emquartier, Central World & Platinum Mall)

Bangkok – The ultimate shopaholic’s paradise. From the newly opened Emquartier, to the well-established Central World, Siam Paragon and Platinum Fashion mall, Bangkok’s shopping malls accommodate every taste, pocket a..

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