
Bangkok
Temples at dawn, noodles at midnight, and a river that still runs the show.
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Temples at dawn, noodles at midnight, and a river that still runs the show.

A moated old town, mountain temples and the north's best cooking.

Thailand's biggest island: old-town shophouses, west-coast beaches, big sunsets.

A golden stupa on the hill, a colonial grid below, and tea shops on every corner.

Hawker centres, garden domes and a city that plans everything.

Twin towers, limestone caves and breakfast taken seriously.

Coffee, motorbikes and a city still called Saigon by most who live there.

The world's biggest city, best explored one doorway at a time.

Royal palaces, market alleys and bars hidden up three flights of stairs.

Guild streets, a lake-side pause and coffee worth slowing down for.

Temple days with breathing room, and a town to return to after the stone.

Tea shops, trading streets and an afternoon in Dadaocheng.

A harbour crossing that is part of the outing, not just the way there.

Free museums, old markets and a pub on most corners.

Seven hills, yellow trams and a view around every corner.

Two islands, river views and enough time for a café pause.

Historic squares, working ferries and a different neighbourhood across the water.