Bangkok Attraction Tickets

Why Should You Visit Bangkok?

The capital city of Thailand, Bangkok is a veritable melting pot of not only cultures but also modernism and traditional heritage. Use your Bangkok attraction tickets to open the doors to a world that boasts contrasts such as towering skyscrapers sitting next to ancient monasteries and temples. Get your Bangkok Pass today to explore some of the most sophisticated luxury malls, floating markets, and street bazaars which also feature mouth-watering local delicacies, hip nightclubs, rooftop and go-go bars.

Enjoy the top experiences and best attractions here like the Grand Palace, Dream World Amusement Park, Madame Tussauds Wax Museum Bangkok, and the Sea Life Ocean World Bangkok with your Bangkok city Pass. Incomparable experiences like walking on the glass roof of Mahanakhon Skywalk or taking a relaxed tour around the floating markets in Bangkok are some of the city’s unique offerings. To make the most of your Bangkok day pass, go for one of the several offbeat tours like the Bangkok half-day city tour, sightseeing bus hop on hop off tour, a walking tour through the Chinatown Flower Market, or the Secret Food Tour.

Top Attraction Tickets in Bangkok

Bangkok is one of the most famous destinations in the world that offers a plethora of interesting places and activities. So get your Bangkok attraction tickets to have an immersive experience in Asia’s first snake museum that houses snakes from about 70 intriguing species. Head to the scenic Khao Yai mountains for a full day of adventure and excitement and let your children give vent to their fantasies at themed parks with a Bangkok day pass. Enjoy the adrenaline-pumping experience of standing on a glass tray at a height of 310 meters at Thailand’s tallest observatory deck at the Mahanakhon Skywalk or visit Sea Life Bangkok Ocean World to witness over 30,000 exotic sea creatures. Take a tour of the Grand Palace or capture exciting moments with the wax figures of your favorite international celebrity with your Bangkok Pass.

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Dream World Bangkok Tickets

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Scenical World Khao Yai Tickets

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Grand Palace Tour, Bangkok

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Top Experiences in Bangkok

Visitors from across the globe come to Bangkok to relax and rejuvenate with the state-of-the-art spa treatments you can enjoy here with your Bangkok Pass. Take a walking tour down the enigmatic paths of Chinatown, enjoy unbeatable views of the cityscape from the water, or embark on a romantic dinner cruise with your special someone with your Bangkok attraction tickets.

If you want to get away from the bustle of city life, go for an Ayutthaya day trip and delve into the rich historical past. You can also enjoy a bird’s eye view of the city with a Bangkok helicopter tour, delight in Broadway-style entertainment at the Bangkok Calypso cabaret show, or mesmerize yourself at the world’s biggest illusion art museum with your Bangkok city pass.

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Lets Relax Spa Bangkok

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Alangka Dinner Cruise in Bangkok

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Bangkok Helicopter Tour

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Art In Paradise Bangkok Tickets

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Off Beat Tours in Bangkok

Take a break from your mundane life and get your Bangkok Pass to enjoy some of the most interesting off-beat tours of the city. Use your Bangkok attraction tickets to experience and explore the city either on a spacious double-decker bus that stops at important points across the city, on a boat meandering through the oldest floating market in the city, or on foot while also learning interesting stories and facts about the city and its culture.

You can go for a Bangkok walking tour to unravel the secrets of the intriguing Chinatown or choose to go on a Secret food tour to relish the multi-faceted street foods of the city. Explore the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market in Bangkok with the fun Floating Market Tour or blend your offbeat tour with a shopping spree by going for the Chatuchak Weekend Market Tour.

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Bangkok Half-Day City Tour

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Bangkok Floating Market Tour

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Bangkok Hop On Hop Off Bus Tour

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Secret Food Tour in Bangkok

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Bangkok Boat Tour

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Bangkok Bicycle Tour

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Plan Your Visit to Bangkok

How To Reach
Best Time To Visit
Money-Saving Tips
How To Get Around Bangkok
Bangkok Packing Guide
Do's And Dont's
Other Essential Information

By Air: Bangkok has two airports and is very well connected with various other local and international airports. The two airports in the city are the Suvarnabhumi Airport and the Don Mueang Airport located at a distance of 25 km and 24 km respectively. The Suvarnabhumi Airport is most popular as this is where most of the domestic and foreign airlines operate. Once here, you can easily reach downtown Bangkok by taxi, bus, or the high-speed train service here known as Airport Rail Link.

By Road: Bangkok is extremely well connected by efficient and frequent bus services not only with other parts of Thailand like Pattaya, Krabi, Phuket, and Koh Samui, but also with its neighboring countries. The three main bus terminals in Bangkok which operate the majority of buses and where you can directly book your bus tickets are- the Northern Bus Terminal, also known as Mo Chit, the Eastern Bus Terminal, also known as Ekkamai, and the Southern Bus Terminal, also known as Sai Tai.

By Train: You can easily travel to Bangkok from the rest of the country or from neighboring countries like Laos, Malaysia, and Cambodia, by train. They will bring you to the capital city’s main railway station, the Hua Lamphong Railway Station. If you want to travel to or from nearby local areas you can use the Thonburi Train Station.

The best time to visit Bangkok is between the months of December and February when the weather is relatively cooler. Temperatures in the evenings during this time sometimes fall below 20 degrees making it conducive for sightseeing, walking tours, and other activities.

You can also visit Bangkok between the months of March and May when the city celebrates the Thai New Year with great pomp and show. While these are the hottest months of the year, there are frequent bouts of rainfall.

If you want to avoid the crowds, it is best to visit during the low season between the months of May and October when the country receives maximum rainfall. You can, however, find some great deals on accommodation during this time.

  • Try to take a songthaew as opposed to a taxi to go around the city
  • Book your air tickets as early as six months before your departure date to save heavily on fare
  • Tipping is not mandatory in Thailand, so it is alright if you leave no or a small tip
  • Try to eat at local food outlets and streetside stalls rather than Western food which costs almost three times more
  • Use your bargaining skills wherever possible
  • Travel during the non-peak season to save a lot on accommodation, tours, and plane tickets
  • By Tuk Tuk: These are among the most economical and convenient ways of traveling around the city. They are also great fun but remember to bargain the fare before you embark on your journey as you may otherwise get charged extra.

  • BTS Skytrain: This is a very convenient way to travel around Bangkok as it is extremely fast and reliable. There are two BTS lines that run in the city- One is the Silom Line which runs from west to south, between the National Stadium in the Siam shopping area to Bang Wa in Thonburi, across the river. The other is the Sukhumvit Line which runs from north to east from Mo Chit to Bearing. The two lines meet at Siam Station and also join with the MRT line at Sala Daeng and Asok stations.

  • Bangkok Subway: Mass Rapid Transport (MRT), this is also a very fast and efficient way to go around Bangkok with trains available every 5 to 7 minutes. It also interconnects with the BTS Skytrain at two points- the Sukhumvit and Silom stations. It is very popular among tourists as well as locals as it touches most of the points of interest in the city.

  • Taxi: You can always avail a taxi from any part of the city to go around all the places of attraction, shopping malls, restaurants, etc.

  • Good quality flip-flops or open slippers
  • Reusable water bottle
  • Sunscreen, umbrella, sunglasses
  • Electrolyte powder
  • Light cotton clothing
  • Appropriate clothing for religious places
  • Insect repellants

Do’s- Be respectful toward Thai culture and traditions- Stand up during the Royal and national anthem- Take your shoes off before entering temples and houses- Wear clothing appropriate to local and religious sentiments

Dont's- Disrespect the Royal family- Point towards anybody or anything with your feet- Touch anybody on the head

  • Weather: Bangkok experiences hot and humid weather throughout the year with occasional showers every now and then. The average temperature varies between 75 degrees F and 95 degrees F. September is the wettest month of the year while April and January are the hottest and coldest months respectively.

  • Language: Thai is the official language in Bangkok.

  • Time Zone: Indochina time, Time zone in Bangkok, Thailand (GMT+7)

  • Budget: You should be prepared to spend approximately THB 2,000 per day in Bangkok which includes accommodation, meals, and commute.

  • Currency: Thai Baht is the currency in Thailand.

Bangkok Pass FAQs

What are the best attractions to see in Bangkok?

Some of the biggest places of interest you can see with your Bangkok attraction tickets include the Grand Palace, Wat Pho, Wat Arun, Wat Phra Kaew, Dusit Park Palace, the Giant Swing, National Museum, Chatuchak Market, Jim Thompson House, and Terminal 21.

What is the currency used in Bangkok?

Thai Baht is the currency used in Bangkok where 1 thai baht is equal to Rs. 2.20.

How much does a trip to Bangkok cost?

If you are planning to spend around seven days in Bangkok comfortably, your average cost will be approximately THB 15,000 for one person.

Which are the famous amusement parks to visit in Bangkok?

Dream World, Pororo AquaPark, Siam Water Park, KidZania, Cartoon Network Amazone Water Park, Sea Life Bangkok Ocean World, Safari World Bangkok.

What is famous in Bangkok?

Bangkok is a very popular tourist destination among world travelers for its cultural landmarks, shopping areas, street food, and glittering nightlife. The Buddhist temples, as well as the Grand Palace here, are among its most famous attractions.

How much time do you need in Bangkok?

If you have around five days in hand, you should be able to explore all the major attractions in Bangkok. However, if you wish to spend a more relaxed time here and enjoy sightseeing and other activities at your own leisure, you can spend at least ten days in Bangkok.

Where can I purchase tickets to explore the attractions in Bangkok?

You can book your Bangkok attraction tickets online with us for a hassle-free experience as well as to enjoy some of the best deals and discounts. You will get numerous combos and deals on the website and choose any package according to your preferences.

How can I get cheap Bangkok attraction tickets?

If you book your Bangkok attraction tickets online at least 48 hours in advance, you can enjoy cheap and lucrative deals. You can also search online and book your tickets online to save a lot of money.

What happens if I want to get a refund on my Bangkok attraction tickets?

If you choose to cancel your booking before confirmation you are eligible for a full refund.

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