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The room rates in an OYO hotel in Bangkok usually range between ฿331 and ฿1140 depending on the location, distance from prime tourist attractions, and facilities available in the hotel..

For shopping, there are many attractive shopping malls such as the Emporium, MBK and Central World. If you want to experience an open-air mall, do not miss the Chatuchak market. The market is divided into 27 sections, which sell a variety of stuff, including clothes, accessories, handicrafts, electronics, books, antiques, and much more. If you are still not satisfied, head over to the floating markets of Taling Chan Market and Bang Ku Wiang. Sampeng Lane in Chinatown and Ratchada Night Market are also a good place to shop.

Bangkok is famous all over the world for its extravagant nightlife. Head over to the rooftop bars and pubs such as Vertigo - Banyan Tree Bangkok and Sky Bar - lebua at State Tower. You can enjoy the spectacular shows by the infamous ladyboys of Bangkok. Then, you can drift across the Chao Phraya River on a luxury cruiser and enjoy delicious Thai cuisine. If you are still not done, head over to the fabulous night markets namely Asiatique the Riverfront and Ratchada Night Market where you will find clothes, food, electronics and gift items.

You can hop on the BTS and Airport Link, which are local transit trains running above ground, while the MRT runs underground. The second most popular mode of transport is the bus. The Bangkok bus service is expansive and can take you to different parts of the city. You can roam around the town on a Tuk Tuk. Cabs, motorbikes and taxis are also available.

Usually, the weather in Bangkok is tropical. Hot summers are observed between March and June, and it is a rainy season between July and October. The coolest time is between December and February when the temperatures are around 24 degrees. Low season is experienced between May and October, which is characterised by light rains and overcast skies.

The basic amenities that are offered at the hotels in Bangkok include tea/coffee maker, regular housekeeping service, satellite TV, center table, fridge, 24x7 check-in, power backup, intercom reception, free WiFi, attached bathroom, CCTV, fire-extinguisher, AC, electric kettle, twin single bed and fan.

Bangkok is very well-connected to the rest of the world by flights. Many domestic and international flights operate at Suvarnabhumi Airport and Don Mueang Airport in Bangkok. Buses are also available from other parts of Thailand such as Pattaya, Krabi and Phuket. There are three bus terminals – Northern Bus Terminal, Eastern Bus Terminal and Southern Bus Terminal where many buses operate. The Hua Lamphong Railway Station connects neighbouring countries such as Laos, Cambodia and Malaysia to Bangkok.

Some of the most interesting things to do in Bangkok is visiting the Wat Pho to witness the reclining Buddha, visiting the Chatuchak market, boating in the Chao Phraya River, having a relaxing Thai massage at any of the numerous massage parlours, witnessing the amazing artefacts or taking a light stroll in Lumpini Park. You can witness the entire Bangkok skyline by sitting on top of the Banyan Tree Hotel, which is on the 61st floor.

There are plenty of places to have a good time around Bangkok:

• You can visit the seaside town called Hua Hin, which has many beautiful temples, beaches, markets and shopping centres.
• If you are the adventurous type, visit the Khao Yai National Park where you can go on bike rides, trekking, kayaking, view the beautiful waterfalls and witness the wildlife.
• You can also go to Phuket to enjoy amazing Thai cuisine, exciting nightlife, vibrant shopping destinations and scenic beaches.
• If you are looking for a cooler place to chill, Chiang Mai is the place for you. It also has a number of trekking options that you can try out.

The most popular tourist attractions in Bangkok include Grand Palace, Wat Pho, Wat Arun, Wat Traimit, Wat Traimit Withayaram Worawihan, Wat Suthat, Giant Swing in the centre of Wat Suthat, National Museum & Wang Na Palace, Damnoen Saduak Floating Market and the Jim Thompson House.