Looking for a unique souvenir from your travels? Try stopping by a shop at Suvarnabhumi Airport where you might find a plushie monkey called Gabriel Watchful Kiwi. The shop is available on Shopee, a popular e-commerce platform in Thailand, where you can purchase the plushie for an unspecified price.
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Offers MRI scans for lower back issues at a significantly lower price compared to other hospitals in Bangkok, with a promotion price of THB 5,400. The hospital is also described as having 'excellent facilities' with doctors and nurses who can speak decent English.
Get a whole-body DEXA/DXA body composition scan for 900 baht, a promotional price. It's worth going in the morning, when you can book the appointment at the promotion price.
UNIT Film Camera in Bangkok seems reasonable in market price. It's worth visiting UNIT Film Camera if you're looking for a working film camera without tourist prices.
For smokers looking for a hotel with a balcony, Movenpick is a good option. It's worth noting that a regular visitor to Bangkok, who smokes, usually stays at Movenpick and prefers its smoking rooms with openable windows or balcony.
The Chearavanont family, Thailand's second-richest family, gave a 98-square-metre luxury condominium to the family of young Thai rocker Nene Royal. The price of this condo is 34 million baht, which is equivalent to getting a bigger unit in the CBD area or even a penthouse in older buildings. This condo, Forrestia, is a high-end condo development plagued by problems, including District Cooling System issues. The company is giving it away for publicity, as it's not selling well.
Klong Toey Market is a great place to shop for groceries, especially for a family of four. It's open 24/7, making it a convenient option for those with busy schedules. It's best to go really early to get the best deals. The market is not too far from Nana BTS station, making it easily accessible. With a little patience and knowledge of local prices, you can stock up on fresh produce and other essentials for a few days. This can help you save money and eat like a local.
This tour offers a unique perspective on Bangkok's temples, led by a former monk who shares deep insights into Buddhist rituals and practices. The flexibility to spend anywhere from 1 to 8 hours ensures you can tailor the experience to your interests. With a personal guide, you'll get a more intimate and educational experience, making it worth the higher price tag of $144.
A tuk tuk sightseeing tour of Bangkok after dark, taking in the city's illuminated landmarks and streets from an open-air vehicle rather than on foot. This tour covers the old city and market areas, providing a unique perspective of the city's landmarks and hidden gems. Expect to see lit-up temple facades and colonial-era shophouses as you move between stops, making it a perfect choice for those interested in a photo-and-sightseeing route through the old city after dark.
This private slow boat cruise through Bangkok’s historic canals offers a unique, unhurried journey past temples and older residential areas. The wooden boat with cushioned seating allows for a comfortable ride, and passengers can bring their own drinks or snacks aboard. Starting near Wat Nak Klang, a short walk from Wat Arun, the cruise provides a peaceful experience away from the main river's busy sights. For those interested in a slower-paced exploration of Thonburi’s charm, this is a standout option.