Welcome to Bangkok, Thailand

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Airport Booking Season Airline From
Heathrow Aug, 21 2010 - Nov, 30 2010 Cheap flights to Bangkok with Srilankan Airlines from Heathrow £ 499
Heathrow Sep, 01 2010 - Dec, 10 2010 Gulf Air cheap flights to Bangkok, Thailand from Heathrow £ 519
Heathrow Aug, 21 2010 - Dec, 12 2010 Flights to Bangkok, Thailand Via Amman £ 529
Heathrow Jul, 07 2010 - Aug, 20 2010 Cheap flights to Bangkok, Thailand £ 529
Heathrow Aug, 21 2010 - Dec, 11 2010 Cheap airfares to Bangkok £ 559
Heathrow Dec, 24 2010 - Mar, 31 2011 Cheap flights to Bangkok, Thailand with Qatar Airways £ 569
Heathrow Nov, 01 2010 - Dec, 17 2010 Flights to Bangkok from Heathrow with China Airlines £ 569
Heathrow Aug, 21 2010 - Sep, 30 2010 Direct flights to Bangkok, Thailand, with Thai Airways £ 579
 
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Travel Guide for Bangkok, Thailand

Bangkok is a tropical metropolis that is also one of the most traveller-friendly cities in Asia. A furious assault on the senses, visitors are immediately confronted by the heat, the pollution and the irrepressible smile that accompanies all Thais. Despite the sensationalized international news reports and first impressions, the city is surprisingly safe and more organized than it initially appears, and full of hidden gems waiting to be discovered. The high relative humidity and warm temperature favor the growth of tropical plants — you'll find exotic orchids and delicious fruit everywhere. Bougainvillea and frangipani bloom practically everywhere. Thai cuisine is justifiably famous, varied, and affordable. Bangkok for many, represents the quintessential Asian capital. Saffron-robed monks, garish neon signs, graceful Thai architecture, spicy dishes, colourful markets, traffic jams, and the tropical climate come together in a happy coincidence. It is difficult to leave with lukewarm impressions of the city.

Bangkok originally was a small village on the banks of the Chao Phraya river, until a new capital was founded on the west bank (present-day Thonburi) after the fall of Ayutthaya. In 1782, King Rama I built a palace on the east bank (now Rattanakosin) and renamed the city as Krung Thep, as it is now known to Thais and which in English is translated to the 'City of Angels'. The full name "Krung thep mahanakhon amorn ratanakosin mahintharayutthaya mahadil ...  

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