The Victory Monument is among the major traffic intersections in the busy city of Bangkok, so you most probably have gone near it if you stay in the northeastern part of the center. The military monument is placed in the traffic center circle and commemorates the Thai victory in the war against the French colonial authorities. Some Thais think that the monument is a symbol of militarism and a regime that discredited itself.
Even so, the Victory Monument remains one of the landmarks of Bangkok and you should see it. Its design is western, with a central obelisk and sculpture of five bayonets set together. The monument is easy to reach as many buses stop around its location.
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Visit the Maeklong Railway Market and the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market on either a private or group tour from Bangkok. Interact with friendly local market vendors.
Ride through the fascinating streets of Bangkok on an electric scooter to see the unseen temples, local food markets, and spectacular buildings. Try street food on a unique guided tour.
The Wat Bang Phra temple is well-known for administering holy tattoos or Sak Yants. Choose from the Khao Yod (9 Spires Yant), a sacred tattoo with powers to protect and bring you luck, or Hah Taew Yant, with 5 lines each carrying a different meaning.
Explore the Chao Phraya River on a traditional long-tail boat ride with a private guide for 1, 1.5, or 2 hours. Customize your sightseeing spots as desired, and have the chance to see Wat Arun, Wat Kalayanamit, the Artist's House, and more.
Discover Maeklong Railway Market and Amphawa Floating Market on a Bangkok tour and enjoy a firefly boat cruise. Visit Wat Bang Kung, a hidden temple wrapped in tree roots, just outside Bangkok.
Visit ElephantsWorld, and feed and bathe rescued animals. Take a trip to Kanchanaburi as well and see the Bridge on the River Kwai and more.
Explore beautiful Buddhist temples including a cruise along the Bang Pakong River by long-tail boat, visit the traditional Khlong Suan market with a delicious local lunch at a restaurant.
Visit the former residence of Jim Thompson, which consists of 7 traditional Thai houses. Continue with a visit to the Baan Krua weaving community where the quality silk was and still is made.
Discover a 4-hour Bangkok bicycle tour along serene back roads, ancient temples, and canals. Escape the city's hustle, exploring its tranquil side and avoiding traffic. Experience authentic Bangkok.
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