Bangkok is the capital of Thailand.

Bangkok is the capital and largest city of Thailand, located in the middle of Thailand. It is the political, economic, trade, transportation, culture, science and technology and education center of Thailand. In the 2121 census, there are about 11.539 million people in Bangkok, accounting for 15.3% of the total population of Thailand, and the economy accounts for 44% of the total economic output of Thailand.

Bangkok is a strong and inclusive city, and it will never be boring. In Bangkok, people can go to the Grand Palace and the Reclining Buddha Temple to appreciate the historical and cultural heritage of Thailand, feel the antiquity of the city, or go to the shopping center with modern and fashionable design style in the city center. You can go to the roadside stalls that can be seen everywhere to experience the pure and authentic Thai delicious food, or you can visit the amazing Michelin restaurant in the alley; You can go to Kaoshan to party all night and experience the drunken nightlife.

Recommended tourist attractions in Bangkok

1. Chao Phraya River

Chao Phraya River is a common name for Zhaopiye River by Chinese people, and it is known as "the mother of rivers" in Thailand and "Venice of the East". The Chao Phraya River, with a total length of 1,352 kilometers, runs through the southeast of Thailand, flows through big cities and runs through the urban area of Bangkok, and plays an important role in urban transportation and residents' life. During the day, there is a water market on the Chao Phraya River, where ships are transported. When the sky gets dark, the lights along the coast light up one after another, and the sightseeing cruise ships that shuttle on the river set sail one after another, showing another style.

2. Zhengwang Temple

Zhengwang Temple is located in Tunburi City, a twin city on the west bank of Chao Phraya River in Bangkok. It was built in Dacheng Dynasty and is one of the famous royal temples in Thailand. Zhengwang Temple is a temple to commemorate the 41th king of Thailand. It is said that when the King of Zheng arrived in Li Wu from Dacheng at that time, it was at dawn, so the King of Zheng Temple was also called Liming Temple.