I have been there 3 times now and love it. I didn't just stay for weeks, more like months. It's great.

There is so much to do, I would go for at least a month and learn the language. (The language helps if you are planning to also visit neighbouring countries, including Laos, Yunnan province China, Myanma and the tourist areas of Kampuchia.

went to many countries in asia, BKK is the great mixed so far. I love it! Love the wat, Grand palace, Shopping at weekend market and Thai food, it's all good :D would love to come back there

The first time I stepped outside my homeland I was so excited and a bit scared. I was with my mother going to Thailand to visit my sister who is working at Interkids Bilingual School at Ramkhamhaeng, Bangkok. The first thing that caught my attention when we travel from the airport to their housing site was the enlarged pictures of the royal family. ...

To enjoy and know the culture of the country.we want to visit in december or january. we visit with familiy including kids.Want to visit the historical places.

When I first took my family to Thailand 9 years ago we were hooked. Now we visit every year and it just gets better. Once you get over the heat and the smells of Bangkok it really is a magnificent and interesting city. Although we usually spend only 6 days in Bangkok before going north, I can not recall any bad experiences. I highly recommend ...

I like Bangkok in the early 1990s, im a bit disappointed with the city now, its a mess. Street vendors are everywhere, the skytrain blocks the view of the landscpae and and the traffic is so horrendous. I prefer Manila, you'll be surprised in Manila. WIth all the bad perception of Manila, you'll be surprised once you go there.

However, the islands are still nice and clean.

i love phuket ..its the best place to be and bangkok is the place to shop till you drop. i would love to go there again.

shopping, beaches, wonderfull people Western & Exotic foods and fashion. Real cheap taxis and more. Road signs in Engish and most people know some Engish especially in shopping areas. Its all there from Mac Ds to Real Thai food. Must see weekend antique market (Jak duLak) I think its spelled, Mabul Krung MBK shopping center just across from Siam ...

You'll hate it for the first three days, and then love it for the rest of your life. Bangkok takes time to understand, like most cities, but once you get into the nooks of this vast and dynamic city, you will never forget the urban magic that happens here. From street vendors and temples to river taxis, raging night clubs, and dinners atop skyscrapers, this place rocks like no place else in the world.