SAFARI WORLD BANGKOK, THAILAND

SAFARI WORLD, Bangkok located at 

99 Panyaintra Road, Samwatawantok, Klongsamwa, Bangkok

Open everyday from 9:00am-5:00pm

Safari World Dolphin Show

Elephant Show

Polar Bear with the cub, learning to swim

Zebra field

Giraffe Park

Parrot's show 

Tiger Park

Also, enjoying the Stunt Show

Fun things you can enjoy in Bangkok - The Baiyoke Sky Hotel

The Baiyoke Sky Hotel is the 88-storey tall skyline building, the tallest building in Thailand. It is located in the metropolitan area of Bangkok, surrounded by various entertainment attractions, including major shopping centers. But the most amazing thing about Baiyoke Sky Hotel is the scenery from the viewpoint and the observation deck. Not only you can sight seeing the bird-eye-view of Bangkok city, you can enjoy the rooftop bar and restaurant with many food options, including the infamous Dim-sum. And if you're interested in an activity, there is a Golf Range.

If you plan a trip to Thailand and stay in Bangkok, the Baiyoke Sky Hotel might be a good option!

location: 222 Soi Ratchaprarop 3, Rathaprarop Road, Ratchathewi, Bangkok Thailand

Observation deck is on 77th floor & the revolving view point is on 84th floor.

open all year round daily from 10:30am-10:00pm

The Baiyoke Sky Hotel - Golf Range

open everyday 10:00am-11:00pm

price: 40 Thai Baht per a tray of Golf balls/ 100 Thai Baht per 3 trays.

Relaxing with Spa service which is on the 29th floor

Fish Spa at Sky Spa can be found on the 20th floor

FUN IN THAILAND : The Grand Temple & The Grand Palace

THE GRAND TEMPLE IN BANGKOK

The King Rama I, first king of Chakri Dynasty, had ordered the construction of the temple within the Grand Palace, in accordance with the ancient tradition, and named the temple "Wat Phrasrirattana Sassadaram".

THE TRADITIONAL THAI MURAL PAINTINGS

The mural paintings on the walls of the gallery surrounding the Temple of the Emerald Buddha(Grand Temple) depict the various avatar of Phra Narai as well as the complete story of the Ramakian. The murals were first executed in the reign of King Rama I the Great after his coronation as the first king of Chakri Dynasty. He also directed that the gallery surrounding the chapel be decorated with murals depicting scenes from the "Story of Ramakian" which he had composed himself in 1982. Some of the murals, are well-known and almost often adapted for performance in the "Khon", or masked play.

THE GRAND PALACE

The King Rama I, the first king of Chakri Dynasty, had ordered the construction of the Grand Temple within the enclosure of the Grand Palace. The Grand Palace used to serve as the official residence of the Kings of Thailand from the 18th century onwards. The present King of Thailand, King Bhumibol Adulyadej, does not reside at the Grand Palace. It is however in use as many royal rituals that performed here by the King every year. Other royal ceremonies celebrated here are coronations; royal funerals, marriages, and state banquets.

Open: Daily 08:30 - 15:30 
Location: Na Phra Lan Road, Old City (Rattanakosin)

Tickets: Tickets sold from 8:30 - 15:30 and cost 200 baht. One ticket includes entry to the Grand Temple and the Grand Palace.