MBK
The multi-storey MBK, or Mah Boon Krong, is probably Bangkok's most legendary shopping mall, popular with both tourists and locals. The first six floors is made up of various shops and stalls selling almost everything and anything including optical, fashions, cameras, mobile phones, mp3 players, shoes, furniture, DVDs, Computer games and software as well as many other items. There are plenty of places to eat at MBK including a food court where there is a good selection and variety of foods. The top floor comprises of an entertainment complex with cinema halls, modern karaoke facilities, a computer games arcade and plenty of other restaurants and fast food choices. 

The palace has two wings, one pointing north and one west, which meet each other at a 90 degree angle. Each of the wings is 60 metres in length and 25 metres tall. There are altogether 31 exhibition rooms housing fabulous collections of art, glassware, ceramics, silverware and even ivory. Parts of Vimanmek are still used for various state functions and receptions for visiting royalty; at this time part of the buildings are closed to the public. Traditional Thai dancing commences daily at 10.30am and 2.00pm.

Getting There:
By BTS:  The nearest BTS station is Phayathai, but this is still quite a long way from the mansion. It is probably best to go the rest of the journey by taxi. 

By Boat: It is possible to get to the mansion by boat – stop at Tewet Pier and take a Tuk-tuk the rest of the way to the mansion.
By Bus: The following buses will get you there:
Bus number 12, 18, 28, 70, 108, 510, 515

Rose Garden
Located along the Tachin River, the Rose Garden is only an hour's drive from Bangkok. Set on 75 acres, the Rose Garden comprises of landscaped tropical gardens and lawns around a small lake.  The garden is an ideal setting for family picnics and walks. The garden also offers a number of excellent restaurants alongside cultural shows including handicraft skills, Thai boxing, and sword fighting. For the children’s entertainment there’s also an elephant show, and for adults, the site has its own golf course and a spa.  Tourists searching for souvenirs can stop at nearby shops that sell a variety of locally made consumer goods, such as handicraft products.

Damnoen Saduak Floating Market

There are a number of Bangkok floating markets at various locations around the city. The Floating Market at Damnoen Saduak, the most popular market, is located in Ratchaburi Province which is just over 100 kms or two hours drive from the capital city of Bangkok. The canals that make up the Floating Market were built in 1866 on demand of His Majesty the King of Thailand to help ease communication in the province. The Floating Market began its service in 1967 and today it has attracted thousands of tourists from all over the world.

The energetic and intriguing images of boat vendors trading their agricultural produce is one of the most fascinating and endearing images of Thailand. It is a very attractive place for tourists to see this traditional way of selling and buying goods. Aside from tourists being able to buy things from the boats, they can also experience a ride on the boat through the canals where they are able to observe traditional Thai houses, and the way of life on the canals.

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Getting There: 
People often combine a trip to the Rose Garden with a trip to Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, and this is often done on one of the tours available in the capital. If you want to go independently, a taxi is recommended, especially if you are taking children. 

BANGKOK NIGHTLIFE

Known for its diverse nightlife, Bangkok offers a huge range of nightclubs, classic western-style pubs, and a lot more for all tastes and age groups. The clubbing scenes in Thailand are mostly safe and an extremely fun way to finish the day and meet new people. It is recommended to go to clubs in which locals go as well. Sukhumvit Road is host to some of the city's most daring and adventurous night spots that includes two major clubs Bed Supper Club & Q Bar. Both these clubs are located along Sukhumvit Soi 11, the hangout for trendy locals and expats which offers offer a range of music from house to hip hop.

There is a lot more you can do at night other than clubbing, especially if you are visiting Bangkok with your family. Many markets offer great after dark shopping opportunities too - and incredible bargains in the moonlight. The two most popular after dark markets are undoubtedly the Patpong Night Market and Suan Lum Night Bazaar. Bangkok nightlife also ranges from watching the latest blockbuster movie at one of the many cinemas to dining out at a chic restaurant. You can also spend a night bowling while a DJ spins some tunes.

As you can see there’s a huge range of nightlife options in Bangkok, and downtown Bangkok at night can become a frantic, and energetic place. Whichever district you head to in Bangkok rest assured that you will find a friendly crowd, a packed dance floor and pulsating music.

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