Madame Tussauds Bangkok Wax Museum
Bangkok is the third Asian city to establish Madame Tussauds Wax Museum after Hong Kong and Shanghai. Merlin Entertainment Group invested 500 million yuan to build the first 3,000-square-meter Madame Tussauds Wax Museum in Southeast Asia in Bangkok, located at No.989 Phathumwan I Road, 6th floor, Discovery6 Siam. Wax figures such as Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt and Michael Jackson were exhibited here for the first time. [5]
Madame Tussauds Bangkok, like other museums, also exhibited more than 70 wax figures of famous international and Thai figures. Under the patronage of the King, the Royal Hall of Thailand also exhibited wax figures of Prince Mahita Tibed Adeliad and Princess Srinagarindra of the Halik Dynasty.
Crocodile pool
Crocodile pond is located in Beilan, 30 kilometers east of Bangkok, with an area of about 40,000 square meters. This is the largest crocodile farm in the world. The crocodile training performance here is a program that foreign tourists are scrambling to watch. Crocodile pond was established in 1950. Its founder and owner is China Yang Haiquan. Starting from two kinds of crocodiles, there are more than 10 species of crocodiles, including African crocodiles, Australian crocodiles and Chinese alligators from China, with the number exceeding100000.
Liming temple
Wat Arong Temple, also known as the Dawn Temple or the King of Zheng Temple, is probably due to its close relationship with the King of Zheng. The story of Li Ming Temple has to start from the era of big cities. The exact time when the temple was built is unknown. I only know that after expelling the Burmese army, Zheng Wang led the troops down the river. It was just dawn when the military ship passed the temple. King Zheng stopped the boat in front of the temple and went ashore to worship. Later, after Zheng Wang succeeded to the throne, he ordered the restoration of the Buddhist temple and changed the name of the temple to Li Ming Temple according to the situation of that year. It is planned to build a royal palace on the south bank of Chao Phraya River and use Liming Temple as a royal temple. 1778, the Jade Buddha was moved to Liming Temple for worship.
Grand palace
The Grand Palace is located in the center of Bangkok, the capital, at the intersection of Zhaobeiye River and Chao Phraya River.
It is located next to the Chao Phraya River and consists of a group of scattered buildings. It is Siamese style and brings together the essence of Thai painting, sculpture and decorative arts. Palace buildings are mainly white, surrounded by white palace walls. The palace wall is about 5 meters high, with a total length of 1900 meters. The main buildings are Amartya Palace, Ji Jie Palace, Lushi Palace and Jade Buddha Temple. In addition, the Baolong Piman Palace, built by Rama VIII, is a hotel where foreign heads of state stay.
Ampava floating market
Amphawa floating market is located in Ampawa, a small town in Yegongfu, about100km from Bangkok, the capital of Thailand. It is one of the famous aquatic products markets in Thailand. It is not commercialized, mainly because Thai locals go there and there are many foreign tourists. Here, you can experience the rich Thai market culture. The market belongs to the night market. Whenever night falls, many fireflies will come out to keep company.
Siam Square
Siam Square was founded in 1965, and the land belongs to Chulalongkorn University. At first,
Siam Square originally had only ordinary tenants, and later attracted brand merchants to settle in, which led to the expansion of Siam Square to surrounding areas. Many scenes of the Thai film Siam Love released in 2007 were also shot here.
Boxing Gym
Ratchadamnoen Boxing Hall is located near democracy monument, and there are match days every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday night, among which Thursday is the most exciting.
Lumphini Boxing Hall, located near Rampini Park, is the most famous boxing hall in Thailand. Match days are held on Tuesday, Friday and Saturday nights, with Tuesday being the most exciting and usually being broadcast live on TV. The local no.47 bus can be reached.
Thailand National Grand Theatre
Thailand National Theatre: The theatre is located about 10 minutes east of the National Museum. The National Theatre has a tradition of performing "Khon", which is performed on the last Friday and Saturday of every month. Watching Thai classical dance is the favorite program for tourists visiting Bangkok. One of the most famous classical dances is "Khon", which is performed by masked male dancers. At first, it was a court dance. When performing, it wears a mask and has no dialogue. It is expressed through music, dance and body.