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Places
Of Interest - Sightseeing
Democracy
Monument
In the centre of Ratchadamnoen Avenue, the monument
was constructed in 1932 to help celebrate Thailand's
current monarchy. Impressive at night!
Erawan
Shrine
This shrine is devoted to the Hindu God Brahma
which is greatly revered by the local people. It
has gained a reputation as a place to make your
dreams come true...!
King
Rama IX Royal Park - Sukhumvit Road Soi 103
Opened to celebrate the 60th birthday of His
Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej (current Rama IX),
the park covers more than 200 acres of gardens and
public park.
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King Rama IX
Princess
Mother Memorial Park - Somdet Chao Phraya Rd,
Soi 3
Built within the community where Her Royal Highness
the Princess Mother spent her childhood, the park
has a full size model of the Princess Mother's house
and exhibitions depicting her life story.
Safari
World
Bangkok's most famous open air zoo, with walk
through aviaries and a drive through wild animal
park.Air-con coaches are available to take you through
the park and is included in the entry price.
Opening
Times:
9am - 5pm (Mon - Fri), 9.30am - 6pm (Sat / Sun)
Dusit
Zoo - Next to Royal Plaza
The city's oldest zoo, here you'll find an impressive
collection of popular African and Asian animals
and birds plus some beautiful gardens.
Opening
Times:
8am - 6pm (everyday)
The
Rose Garden
Just over 30km west from the city overlooking
the Tha Chin River, these landscaped gardens offer
a large boating lake, canals, replica villages and
a choice of restaurants.
The
Rose Garden also has it's famous cultural village,
where Thai folk dancing, Thai boxing and elephant
shows take place every afternoon.
Opening
Times:
8am - 6pm (everyday)
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