Brahma Shrine Erawan Shrine, or in front of the Grand Hyatt Erawan Hotel Ratchaprasong intersection is another busy tourist attraction in Bangkok. Many of you have already heard about this place because it is usually mentioned in guidebooks and travel packages...

Wat Phrasrimaha Uma Devi on the corner of Pan and Silom Roads, is the beautiful Shakti Sect Hindu temple built in 1879 by the Indians immigrated from Tamil Nadu, Southern India, to be a shrine of Goddess Uma Devi whose power of protecting people from sickness and death attract both Hindu,Buddhist...

The Santa Cruz Church is the largest sand island in the world with 122 km long and the only place where the sand forest and rain to live in harmony. Its length is about 120 km and its width is about 24 km. It is also the largest island in Queensland, Bangkok's largest island and the sixth largest island in the east coast of Bangkok.

The Holy Rosary Catholic Church or known to the local church is another famous Kalawar.The word "Kalawar" is a corruption of Calvary, which is derived from the name of the hill near Jerusalem where Jesus Christ was crucified...

Museum professionals a conservative known for mankind might not seem so convincing to spend an afternoon. That said, the Bank of Thailand Museum (located Bangkhunphrom Palace), leads visitors to a fascinating and interesting journey through the evolution of money in Thailand.

King Rama I Monument Otherwise known as the king Puttayodfa, this double life-size monument of King Rama I was built to mark the 150 years anniversary of the city in 1932, with side Puttayodfa Memorial Bridge is located...