Common questions

What is there to do in Ploenchit?

by Bobbi Devlin

What is there to do in Ploenchit?

BTS Skytrain. 49,167. Public Transportation Systems.

  • Erawan Shrine (Thao Mahaprom Shrine) 2,679. Religious Sites.
  • Big C Rajdamri. 886. Shopping Malls.
  • MRT. 2,840. Public Transportation Systems.
  • The Neon Night Bazaar. 357.
  • Central Chidlom. 305.
  • Gaysorn Shopping Centre. 224.
  • Holy Redeemer Church. Churches & Cathedrals.

    • What is the main road in Bangkok?

    Everything you can imagine is on Sukhumvit. This is the main street that runs through the city. It is the center of the foreigner zones that handle shopping, restaurants and entertainment.

    For which thing Bangkok is famous for?

    What is Bangkok Most Famous For?

    • Grand Palace and Wat Prakeaw.
    • Wat Pho.
    • Chinatown (Yaowarat)
    • Sky Bar Bangkok.
    • Chatuchak Weekend Market.
    • Wat Arun (The Temple of Dawn)
    • Damnoen Saduak floating market.
    • Jim Thompson’s House.

    What should I do today in Bangkok?

    25 Best Things to Do in Bangkok (Thailand)

    1. Visit Wat Pho To See The Reclining Buddha.
    2. Visit the Grand Palace.
    3. Ride the Sky Train.
    4. Take a trip around Chatuchak Market.
    5. Take a Boat Trip along the Chao Phraya River.
    6. Shop Till You Drop At Siam Paragon.
    7. Visit The Bangkok National Museum.
    8. Have a Thai Massage.

    How many days in Bangkok is enough?

    3 days
    You could spend a lot more time exploring the city, but 3 days in Bangkok is a good length of time for your first visit. Bangkok is a huge hub for Southeast Asia and is also an excellent place to kick off a trip. It’s a big bustling city and it’s best to see it as a first stop if your travels allow.

    What can you do in Bangkok for free?

    10 Free Things to Do in Bangkok

    • Puppet show at the Artist’s House.
    • Lumpini Park.
    • Free meditation classes at Wat Mahathat.
    • Terminal 21 Mall.
    • Rod Fai Market.
    • Crocodiles in Chinatown.
    • Flower market in the Old Town.
    • Thai dancing at the Erawan Shrine.

    Is English spoken in Bangkok?

    Is English widely spoken? In Bangkok, where the major business and commercial transactions are held, English is widely spoken, written and understood. Further, in most hotels, shops and restaurants of major tourist destinations, English and some European Languages are spoken, written, and understood.

    Where does the SkyTrain start and end in Bangkok?

    If you are new to Bangkok and are not familiar with the Skytrain network, start with the BTS Route Guide for a quick introduction. Add to Trip! The Silom line runs west to south, starting at the National Stadium and ending at Wongwian Yai in Thonburi (across the Chao Phraya River).

    What is the best way to get around Bangkok?

    Zooming above Bangkok’s traffic at a steady speed, and with connecting points to the MRT Underground, Chao Phraya Express Boats and two land transport terminals at Victory Monument and Mo Chit, it’s the best way to get around. For an overview of the BTS system, as well as information on what’s around each station, click on the links below.

    Can children sit on the BTS Skytrain in Bangkok?

    Children under 2 must either sit in laps or in seats. The BTS Skytrain runs through all important downtown disctricts and major transport hubs in Bangkok, from Mo Chit to On Nut (Sukhumvit Line) and National Stadium to Wongwian Yai (Silom Line).

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