the capital of thailand is also its most visited center. bangkok is a thriving economy that now rivals the giants of the asian market. this has led to an immense development of its urban, visible in over 1000 skyscrapers that fill the skyline of the city. the increase in population has also expanded its nightlife, which is one of the most fascinating features capable of attracting millions of visitors. but do not forget the traditions: you can admire numerous buddhist temples, called wat and palaces of exception. the wat pho is the oldest temple of the city, home of a reclining buddha 46 meters high. the former royal residence, the chitralada, and the new, the grand palace, are two buildings whose visit can not miss. there are also numerous museums. but in the midst of culture, let us not forget a little 'retail therapy: between huge shopping centers, and traditional markets (such as the water market and the ""weekend market"", perhaps the largest in the world) there is only the 'spoiled for choice.