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A dazzling and diverse global destination, Thailand’s capital city Bangkok is a beautiful juxtaposition of glorious temples, modern skyscrapers and lush tropical gardens, boasting a skyline like no other. Luxury holidays to Bangkok are a melting pot of culture, where modern streets and eclectic bars rubs shoulders with enchanting ancient architectural wonders, such as the iconic temple of Wat Pho, exquisite Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew. Head to the tourist hotspot Khao San Road for a taste of Bangkok’s buzzing nightlife, while the sprawling Lumphini Park beckons as a refreshing respite from the hustle and bustle of this south-east Asian metropolis.
If you want to explore Thailand’s islands, Bangkok holidays make a great base destination, offering easy onward travel via flight and ferry to top destinations around the country, whether you’re enjoying the natural splendour of the north or want to experience the brilliant beaches further south. Enjoy Bangkok holidays with us and book that dream escape today.
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The air-conditioned Skytrain elevated rail network is well connected, making it the easiest daily commuting option. Pick up a one-day travel pass known as a BTS Rabbit card. Once inside the city centre, getting around on foot is the best way to see the sights. You can easily find Tuktuks (motorised rickshaws) willing to take you wherever you need to go and these are quick to hop on if you’re dashing to your next destination.
Buses are plentiful and cheap to travel on and many have air-conditioning.
Hire cars can be found at the two major airports as well as around the city, though nervous drivers should be deterred from tackling the roads as traffic is often a problem. Drive on the left-hand side.
For more questions, see our FAQs
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The air-conditioned Skytrain elevated rail network is well connected, making it the easiest daily commuting option. Pick up a one-day travel pass known as a BTS Rabbit card. Once inside the city centre, getting around on foot is the best way to see the sights. You can easily find Tuktuks (motorised rickshaws) willing to take you wherever you need to go and these are quick to hop on if you’re dashing to your next destination.
Buses are plentiful and cheap to travel on and many have air-conditioning.
Hire cars can be found at the two major airports as well as around the city, though nervous drivers should be deterred from tackling the roads as traffic is often a problem. Drive on the left-hand side.
For more questions, see our FAQs
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The air-conditioned Skytrain elevated rail network is well connected, making it the easiest daily commuting option. Pick up a one-day travel pass known as a BTS Rabbit card. Once inside the city centre, getting around on foot is the best way to see the sights. You can easily find Tuktuks (motorised rickshaws) willing to take you wherever you need to go and these are quick to hop on if you’re dashing to your next destination.
Buses are plentiful and cheap to travel on and many have air-conditioning.
Hire cars can be found at the two major airports as well as around the city, though nervous drivers should be deterred from tackling the roads as traffic is often a problem. Drive on the left-hand side.
For more questions, see our FAQs

Bangkok enjoys a tropical climate with three distinct seasons, so make sure you time your visit wisely otherwise you could be hotter or wetter than you imagined!
Temperatures average at a lush 25°C in December and January in what is perceived as the ‘cool season’, making it ideal for a dose of winter sun. this is great news for those of you who want to escape the colder months at home.
Thailand’s hot season occurs between March and June, followed by the rainy season until October – so plan ahead and book flights to Bangkok earlier in the year.
Whenever you visit, you’ll be welcomed with open arms – Thailand is not known as Land of Smiles for nothing.

Bangkok’s monuments and palaces are a great way to get an insight into the history and culture of the city.
The spectacular Wat Pho temple is a must-visit on holidays to Bangkok.
One of the most spectacular Buddhist monuments in the world, the iconic reclining golden Buddha stretches an incredible 46m and is a must see.
The residence of the King of Siam since 1782, the stunning Grand Palace with its dazzling gold detailing will take your breath away.
Those seeking a sanctuary from the activity of this bustling city will find respite in the beautiful green spaces of Lumphini Park.