Thailand
Day one in Bangkok
The first day in Bangkok is all about getting a first glimpse of the Thai culture and food, and relax from travelling. Bangkok has so much to offer that one day won’t do it. On your first day you can enjoy breakfast at Madame Mesur, the pool in Mango Hotel, and a late night out in Chinatown.
Madame Mesur
Madame Mesur's restaurant is a culinary gem in Bangkok, offering an exquisite breakfast and dining experience in the heart of the city. The restaurant combines elegant decor with a relaxed atmosphere, providing the perfect setting for a memorable meal. The menu at Madame Mesur's restaurant is a blend of traditional Thai flavors and contemporary international cuisine. Each dish is crafted using the freshest local ingredients, ensuring vibrant and authentic tastes. The attentive and knowledgeable staff are dedicated to providing exceptional service, ensuring that every guest feels welcomed and well-cared-for. Whether enjoying a leisurely breakfast, a business lunch, or a romantic dinner, guests are treated to a culinary journey that highlights the rich tapestry of flavours that Bangkok has to offer.
Escape the heat in the Mango Lagoon hotel pool
Bangkok can get hot! In December temperatures rises well above 35 degrees, which calls for a refreshing dip in a pool. Unfortunately hotels with a pool can be quite expensive during the high season, but every problem has a solution. Ergo, the Mango Lagoon hotel pool. The Mango Lagoon Hotel's inviting pool is a perfect oasis in the vibrant city of Bangkok. This luxurious outdoor pool is set amidst lush tropical gardens, providing a serene and refreshing retreat from the bustling city streets. The pool area features comfortable loungers and shaded cabanas, allowing guests to relax and unwind in style. Whether you want to take a leisurely swim or bask in the sun, the Mango Lagoon Hotel pool offers an ideal setting to rejuvenate and escape the tropical heat. For a small fee you get to use the pool, and they rent towels as well.
Take a tuktuk to Chinatown
The hustle and bustle of Chinatown
Chinatown in Bangkok captivates visitors from the moment they arrive. This vibrant district is a lively blend of sights, sounds, and scents, offering an authentic glimpse into the heart of Bangkok's cultural melting pot. As you wander through the bustling streets, you'll encounter an array of street vendors offering traditional Chinese and Thai street food. From steaming bowls of noodle soup and crispy duck to exotic fruits and freshly made dim sum, the culinary delights are endless. Nighttime in Chinatown brings a particularly magical atmosphere, with neon signs illuminating the streets. Beyond the food, Chinatown is a treasure trove of unique shops and markets. Goldsmiths, herbal medicine shops, and vibrant markets filled with trinkets and textiles beckon with their colorful displays. Chinatown's energetic vibe, combined with its deep cultural roots and culinary riches, makes it a must-visit destination in Bangkok.
