Unforgettable Immersive Experiences in Bangkok

Bangkok’s bustling metropolis is a mosaic of urban delights and cultural experiences. From ancient temples to floating markets and delicious cuisine, dive deep into Thailand’s rich heritage and culture, with the best immersive experiences to explore around the city.

A Land of Spirituality

Explore the majestic temples embellishing the neighbourhoods of Bangkok. Visit some of the most iconic Wats around the city, including Wat Arun, Wat Pho, and Wat Phra Kaew, glimpses into the country’s vibrant Buddhist background bathed in golden hues and intricate designs. Museums like the National Museum Bangkok offer a deeper understanding of Thai history and art, while historic sites, such as the architectural marvels of Ayutthaya, represent the glory of ancient kingdoms and a regal heritage, accessible through tours or hotel excursions from Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel.

The Chao Phraya and its Network of Khlongs

Carving through the city’s colourful neighbourhoods and busy streets, Bangkok’s Khlongs (canals), are brimming with cultural experiences. Discover hidden gems, communities and markets by taking a canal tour, or, embark on a scenic Bangkok river cruise along the famed Chao Phraya River, passing by iconic landmarks and a stunning skyline.

Culinary Delights

Explore the diverse culinary scene of Bangkok, offering a wide range of dishes from across Thailand and beyond. Indulge in delicious street food, from fragrant curries and hearty broths to refreshing iced teas and sweet treats, at virtually any market or streetside joint. Sample international cuisine from a variety of restaurants, featuring contemporary twists and unique takes on global dishes. Or, bring a taste of Thailand home, and learn to cook authentic Thai dishes at an immersive local cooking class.

Markets, Markets, and More Markets

Explore an essential part of Bangkok living, and experience a vast collection of markets, from late-night excursions to floating down canals. Visit Thailand’s infamous night markets, offering a range of goods and food under flashing neon lights, or a more quaint alternative at the city’s floating canal markets. For those visiting on weekends, wander through some of the largest markets in the country, such as the Chatuchak Weekend Market.