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Looking for things to do in Bangkok? The glittering capital of Thailand is full of sacred wonder and scrumptious street food. Thailand was the first Asian city ever to topple London from its number 1 spot as the world’s most visited city. There are a number of things to do a in Bangkok, but just be warned — the oppressive heat combined with heavy traffic tends to overturn the most ambitious of itineraries. Per day, it was hard to commit to no more than 3 activities and that was if we had the energy to even do so. Remember to stay hydrated and try to plan activities within the same neighborhood to lessen a need to travel. Also, avoid wasting time in taxis by figuring out how to use the public transportation system, like the BTS and Skytrain; and while t uk-tuks are a novelty, they are also three times the price of a taxi traveling the same distance! If Bangkok is too fastpaced for you, visit Chiang Mai to the north. 1. Be blinded by the glittering walls of Wat Phra K...

Marriott’s Vacation Club  (also known as Marriott’s Mai Khao Beach – Phuket )  at Mai Khao beach in Phuket turned out to be a delight. When we first booked a villa with no real itinerary for the trip, I thought I’ll just do some yoga, perhaps meditate a little, and chill at the pool. I assumed I might be a little bored during this 3-night trip, but I was wrong! Time flew too quickly. I didn’t even have time to cycle or do much yoga! The Villa The ‘villa’ is not a standalone villa per se, but an apartment suite with 2 bedrooms, a living room, cooking area, a private pool and a patio. The master bedroom comes with a super-sized King bed, a TV, a huge bathroom with a big bathtub, a shower and toilet. The other bedroom with two queen-sized beds, and four pillows each. I took one bed. It was awesome to have 4 pillows to myself! The patio is an open concept such that the gate is not locked and technically, anyone within the resort can walk in, therefor...

Wondering what to do in Bangkok in two days?  Bangkok is a city like no other. It’s a vast place that always has something happening, and you will probably never explore it all.  Bangkok is known for having numerous temples, parks, shopping malls, markets, and fantastic food. So, you have 48 hours in Bangkok – where do you even begin?   Best Time to Visit Bangkok   Bangkok is a popular destination, so it is crowded almost all year round. The best time to visit Bangkok is during the colder season, November – February. November is the end of the rainy season, so this is the peak time for tourists, as temperatures are a bit cooler. You will find places to be more touristy, as it’s high season for visitors, but you won’t be completely melting in the heat.    What to Do in Bangkok   Take a look at our recommendations to plan your stay in Bangkok. Let’s talk about the best places to visit in Bangkok in 48 hours. ...