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getTING TO AND AROUND BANGKOK

getTING TO AND AROUND BANGKOK

getTING TO AND AROUND BANGKOK

City skyline with river at sunset.

There are two international airports in Bangkok, Suvarnabhumi (BKK) and 

Don Mueang (DMK). Both airports are quite far from the wedding venue. With Bangkok traffic it can take up to one, sometimes two hours. We suggest you arrive in Bangkok early on. Also, you may want to download the Grab app, the Uber of Thailand, and Google Maps, for local transportation and navigation.

Childcare

getTING TO AND AROUND BANGKOK

getTING TO AND AROUND BANGKOK

Woman wearing mask feeding baby in an office setting.

We acknowledge that our celebration is not kid friendly. If you are in need of a nanny for childcare, please let us know. A good friend of ours has a childcare company call Kiidu. Check it out at https://kiidu.com/en

Weather

Weather

Weather

Sunset over calm water with dramatic clouds.

  While December brings some of Bangkok's best weather, it's still the tropics. There's no need to pack a winter coat—you won't need it here!

Allergy

Weather

Weather

Blurred city lights at night.

Please let us know if you have any food allergies, 

we will do our best to accommodate accordingly.

THINGS TO DO IN BANGKOK

Culture & Neighborhoods

1. The Grand Palace & Wat Phra Kaew: The stunning historic heart of the city and home to the sacred Emerald Buddha.

  1. Chinatown (Yaowarat Road): One of the world's most vibrant street food hubs,      especially electric and glowing with neon after dark.
  2. Talat Noi: A historic, artsy neighborhood filled with cool street art, century-old shophouses, and vintage car photo spots.
  3. Jim Thompson House Museum: A peaceful, beautiful traditional teakwood home      showcasing the art collection of the American entrepreneur who revived Thailand’s silk industry.

Markets & Shopping (Including Modern Malls)

  1. The EM District (Emporium, EmSphere, and MQuartier): A world-class cluster of inter-connected malls featuring high-end luxury shopping, trendy global eateries, incredible food halls, and lifestyle experiences right in the neighborhood.
  2. Chatuchak Weekend Market: One of the world's largest outdoor weekend markets,      offering everything from clothing to antiques (best visited on a Saturday or Sunday morning).
  3. ICONSIAM: A massive, ultra-luxury riverside shopping mall featuring an incredible indoor floating market and top-tier dining.

Parks, Views & Experiences

  1. Lumphini Park: A lush green sanctuary in the middle of the skyscrapers where locals relax and giant monitor lizards roam freely.
  2. A Traditional Thai Massage: Unwind after a long day of exploring with an authentic massage at any reputable local spa for as low as ฿350 or $10 USD.

Nightlife & Entertainment

  1. Nana Plaza & Soi Cowboy: Famous, neon-lit nightlife districts known globally for their bustling adult entertainment complexes, bars, and vibrant after-dark energy.
  2. Rooftop Bar Hopping: Cap off your nights at iconic venues like Vertigo (Banyan Tree), Tichuca Rooftop Bar or Sky Bar (Lebua) for unmatched skyline views over the city.

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