CHATUCHAK WEEKEND MARKET
No trip to Bangkok is complete without a visit to the king of all markets – Chatuchak weekend Market. It cover some 35 areas and sees over 200,000 visitors a day spending roughly Bt30 million at over 9,000 booth marking it the world’s largest weekend market. Selling everything under the sun, Chatuchak is overflowing with household accessories, Thai handcraft, religious artifacts, art, antiques, books, fake merchandise, music, clothing, plant, furniture, ceramics and even live animal! Be prepare to bargain with the best of them and you will be rewarded with some unbeatable deals. This shopper’s is a must for anyone in Bangkok who has shopping on their agenda. Come to Chatuchak Market and chances are you won’t go home empty handed.

THAI KICKBOXING
MUAY THAI, commonly known around the world as Thai kickboxing, is a world famous ring sport that thrills audiences and his influenced martial arts student all over the globe. You might have heard about the furious punches, crushing elbow strikes, lethal kicks and powerful grappling. But nothing compares to seeing the battle take place amidst loud cheers accompanied by a traditional wind and percussion ensemble. Welcome to the exciting world of Muay Thai, a tough martial art and the source of national pride. Muay Thai is unique because unlike traditional western style boxing which relies on using just the hand, almost anything goes. As a result the whole body becomes a dangerous and sometime lethal weapon. Thai boxer uses their feet, elbows, knees and shoulders in techniques acquired through rigorous training from early age.

KHAO SAN ROAD
Spoken in the same breath as any of the worlds’s best-never ending hive of activity. Street vendors’ and shop lone either side of the strip tattoo parlors and travel agencies to fake educational diploma, fake driver’s licenses, and friend insects a cast bizarre characters. Kao San Road also has countless budget guesthouses some of which could be called three-star boutique hotels. And in front of each are stalls to grab a meal or a cold drink and watch the world go by. At night, Kao San Road is where budget travelers converge and there is plenty of good traveler’s conversation to be had. When the sun sets, restaurants, bar and pubs pump up the volume and the backpacker bridge begin their long alcohol-fuelled night.