Three Simple Ways to Boost Your Business Efficiency – Mommy Iris | Top Lifestyle Blogger Philippines
Bangkok is that wild friend who’s always ready to party. Visa-free for South Africans, cheap as chips and full of chaotic charm. So what is Bangkok known for? Let’s just say… you’ll need a tuk tuk, stretchy pants and an extremely open mind.
You’ll hear about the food, the temples, the parties but Bangkok’s not a checklist. It’s a full-body experience. It smells like sweet spices and nature. It sounds like street vendors shouting and basslines thumping. It feels like heat, excitement and maybe a mild hangover.
Get to Bangkok for A R1,000 less. Upgrade to Travelstart+
Here’s what’s popular in Bangkok (and what you’ll pretend not to miss when you leave):
Start here, obviously.
Hit: Yaowarat Road or Ratchada night market.
Thailand on a Budget? Here are 10 things you can do for under R500!
You’ve seen the postcards. Here’s where they came from:
These Bangkok temples aren’t just religious, they’re a full sensory experience.
Over 15,000 stalls. You’ll lose time, money, and maybe your travel buddy.
Also check:
Flying from Joburg or flying from Cape Town, book your cheap flights to Bangkok now!
Here’s the deal:
This is Bangkok for tourists who hate going to bed early.
You might like: 10 reasons why Bangkok is one of the most visited cities in the world
You’ll get one. Maybe five.
If you want something deeper than eating and drinking:
(in no particular order)
Did you know these movies were filmed in Thailand?
For South Africans, Bangkok is basically a budget travel playground.
Feel like travelling more? Here are 17 rand-friendly international destinations
Area | Why you’d stay there |
Sukhumvit | Clean-ish, central, loads of bars and malls |
Silom | Mix of business by day, madness by night |
Khao San | Backpacker central. Loud. Cheap. Party-heavy |
Hot. Humid. Then hotter.
Best time to go? November to February, when the air doesn’t feel like soup.
Temples, street food, shopping, wild nights, and massages that fix your soul. It’s chaotic and brilliant.
Yes. Dirt cheap if you eat local and skip the designer malls.
Yes, but don’t wave your wallet around like a clueless oke. Common sense wins.
Grand Palace, Wat Arun, Chatuchak Market, Khao San Road, and any food stall with a queue.
Yes, Bangkok is generally safe and is actually one of the best cities for solo female travellers. However, like any travel destination, it’s important to be aware of your surroundings and take precautions.
Bangkok is known for its open and accepting atmosphere and is widely considered as one of the most LGBT friendly places on earth.
Want to know more about Bangkok: Read here
Book your flights. Bangkok’s calling.
What is Bangkok known for? it’s a sensory overload in the best way. It’s unfiltered, unpretentious and kind of addictive. And if you’re South African, it’s visa-free, budget-friendly and ridiculously fun.
Sign up for free and be the first to get notified about new posts.
Sign up for free and be the first to get notified about new posts.