CHINATOWN AND DUSIT
​Yaowarat Road, a twisting lane bustling with gold shops and street stalls, sizzles with odd and delectable dishes. Chinatown is a vibrant tangle of narrow streets dotted with shops and eateries. More than anywhere else, this is where Bangkok gained its reputation as the world's street food capital. The royal family now resides in Dusit, a tranquil region with grand boulevards connecting royal estates and parks.

​Old CITY
Bangkok's Old City extends eastward from the Grand Palace complex and the temples that line the riverfront, perched on the eastern bank of the Chao Phraya. This region is home to many of Bangkok's most well-known and stunning landmarks, including the National Museum, one of the best in Southeast Asia, and the huge Reclining Buddha at Wat Pho. The Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew are the real highlights of the region, making them one of Thailand's most popular tourist destinations. Sanam Luang is often utilised for picnics and kite­ boarding away from the crowded streets.