Tesco Lotus-Bangkok I'm staying around Sukhumvit area and I had to find an Exchange Centre so after checking Google I went to the nearest Mall. After few minutes of walking to where On Nut BTS Skytrain station is just outside I directly found Tesco. A branded one stop service centre to all customers and I was thankful that one of their banks has Western Union branch. It's such a classy mall with big Supermarket and Food court (the pictures define the place). See more..
3.5Wat Nam Mong(5 reviews) - วัดท่องเที่ยว Religious Sites
3.5Wat Phra That Khlang Nam(5 reviews) - Another significant landmark Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Religious Sites
The Chedi that you see is the replica of the one that was washed down many years ago. During the low lide, you can see the old one in the middle of the river. Locals and Thai visitors come to worship the place jsut like many others. As a visitor who has nothing to relate to the place, just come by and read about this landmark. At night, the place around here is vibrant with street vendors (food) on and off the promanade.See more..
3.5Wat Si Sumang(4 reviews) - Isan frescoes Religious Sites
This temple shows you a curious frescoes than you will not find in arround. Not Sistine Chapel but it´s a place to see.See more..
3.5Tarad Lao(4 reviews) - Lots of stuff Speciality Museums A very hot covered place, where you will be able to find a lot of things produced in south east Asia and China, that you had no idea you would need....See more..
The two women who run the store were helpful and patient with us. We found a mens shirt for a reasonable price. The fabric is 300 Baht per meter. It is high quality silk and cotton. They also sell some old weavings and small items such as money belts.See more..
No crossing of the Thai-Lao Friendship Bridge would be complete without a stop at the Thanaleng Train Station. In fact, it’s mandatory. Here you will encounter fine socialist bureaucracy, a waiting room that has been closed for years, and a toilet. Bring a black or blue pen, and US dollars. Maybe toilet paper and soap, depending on your plans and how long you wish to stay. Make sure the money is crisp and new. Bills with tears or ink marks are summarily rejected. (The Lao money looks like it has lived under a bridge for a year, but yours must be new.) Thai Bhat are also accepted, but the exchange rate for USD is much better. (Thai money generally looks like it has been under a bridge and slept on by incontinent feral cats for a year. Good luck with that.) Passport photos are no longer needed. No need to rush for position in line. Locals use window 2. Foreigners use window 1. All passports and non-crumpled currency are collected and batch processed. Just get to know your fellow travelers and have fun with it. You will get a gorgeous full page visa in your passport, then are left to your own arrangements. Hopefully you did this ahead. There are goats. See more..
3.0Nong Khai Museum(1 review) - Place of local history History Museums Nong Khai Museum is a small museum focussing on the history and information about the province. Visitors will learn a lot about the existing of the province, significant landmarks through photos, and some other local arts and artifacts. It is not well run but worth time to learn about history. Prepared to read a lot while walking along and it is free.See more..
3.0Pho Chai Market(1 review) - ตลาดเช้า Flea & Street Markets