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Jim Thompson鎶?House
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Khao San Road
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Chatuchak Market
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Shopping
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Patpong
Better known for its sleazy nightlife than its quality night market, this area is heaving with foreigners day and night. Home to many quality hotels and one of the city鎶?red light districts, Patpong is loved for its street vendors, caf闁? nightclubs and overpriced go-go bars. But if watching a sex show isn鎶?your thing http://www.devilshockeyauthority.com/damon-severson-devils-jersey-c-24/ , don鎶?dismay; Patpong offers many other kinds of entertainment including live music. The bar touts can be a bit of an annoyance, but overall this is a friendly place where you will encounter little trouble (unless you go looking for some).
 
Dreamworld
This adventure theme park can make a great alternative to the usual sightseeing agenda, especially if you have children. Boasting replicas of seven wonders of the world, extensive gardens, a cable car, various adrenalin-infusing rides and even a field of snow. There is also a selection of live shows to appeal to different interests as well as a wide choice of eateries. Accessible by car, bus or train, this is a white-knuckle experience you will not want to miss.
 
Muay Thai Boxing
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Wat Arun
The one-time home of the Emerald Buddha, this Buddhist temple sits on the banks of the Chao Phraya River and boasts a Khmer-style tower which is ornately decorated with small pieces of seashell and porcelain. Interesting features include figures of Chinese soldiers and animals, and a statue of the Hindu god Indra. Surrounded by six Chinese-style pavilions, if you don鎶?have time to see the real thing, make sure you at least catch a glimpse of it on a 10 baht coin.  
 
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