TAG : Reclining Buddha

Sightseeing in Bangkok

Ideas on places to go in the capital

In Blogs: Phil Roeland - 1st October 2007

I'm going to put my tour guide hat on this month and let you in on some well-known tourist attractions and some that are a little more off the beaten track. There has to also be a mention of the dreaded double-pricing system.

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