Bangkok is the capital of Thailand and a super tourist city. Many Chinese people like to come here for vacation because the prices and housing prices in Thailand are relatively cost-effective, so renting a house or a B&B is the best choice. Let me share with you how much a month’s rent in Bangkok costs.

Look at the location and apartment quality:

The most expensive one is in the Sukhumvit area, with apartments of about 30 square meters starting at 20,000 baht (RMB 4,000). Apartments close to BTSnana, asok, phromphong, thonglor

, ekkamai, 30-40 square meters, cost around 30,000-50,000 baht.

Many Chinese people live in the Huaykwang area. If it is a condo, it is generally around 10,000-14,000 baht. If it is an apartment, it is 6,000-9,000 baht.

Suggestion: If you can live in a condo, live in a condo. Even if it is more expensive, it is safe, and the electricity bill will not be arbitrarily charged, and the deposit will be refunded according to normal conditions.

Guidelines for free travel in Bangkok:

Since it is a free travel, of course you have to go against the rules! Go as you like! Get rid of the "get on the bus to sleep, get off the bus to urinate, and take pictures at the scenic spots" Take photos” travel mode.

Although I am not an experienced player, I have studied in Thailand for many years and have a passion for traveling, so I can still provide some reference advice for tourists traveling to Thailand. The following is the Bangkok free travel guide that I have painstakingly summarized for you.

I won’t go into details about the attractions that everyone is familiar with – the Grand Palace, Temple of the Emerald Buddha, Wat Pho, Temple of the Reclining Buddha, and other attractions that require tickets. Baidu or Google have information.

OK, let’s get down to business. You are going to Thailand. You must have had various expectations before departure. Think about it?

Want to worship Buddha and make a wish? Go! The Erawan Buddha, the God of Love, and the Elephant God are waiting for you

As a Buddhist country, Thailand has countless Erawan Buddhas. But the most famous one is undoubtedly the Erawan Shrine next to Central

World in the city center. How to pray: clockwise, starting from the front, the side directly opposite the door is the front, praying for peace, career, marriage and wealth respectively.

I heard that the more detailed you make your wish, the easier it is to come true! I need to remind everyone here, never buy flower strings on the side of the road, it’s a scam! After entering, turn right and there will be a shop selling offerings. A small shop with clearly marked prices and a flat fee. When petitioning, be sure to explain your arrival and conditions to the Buddha.

As the saying goes, if you borrow something, you must repay it. It is not difficult to borrow again, and the same is true for petitions. The opening hours of the Erawan Shrine are from 6 am to 12 pm. In addition, the two Buddha statues in front of Central

World, the God of Love and the God of Elephant, also have many worshipers.

The God of Eros is in charge of love, and the God of Elephants is in charge of money. You can go to worship whether you believe it or not, and do as the Romans do. How can you not believe in Buddhism when you come to a Buddhist country~

Want to experience historical monuments? Go to Da Da Da Let’s visit Ayutthaya! As an ancient capital with a long history, its ruins, palaces and castles are all writing its historical changes.

While feeling the history here, you can also take beautiful artistic photos. Yes, the wonder of "Tree Holding Buddha" on the postcard is in Ayutthaya.

Among them, Bang Pa-in Summer Palace (ticket 100?), which combines Chinese and Western architectural styles, is also worth a visit. In addition, Ayutthaya also has a floating market!

There is no charge, and it is not as commercial as the Du Lala Floating Market in Pattaya! Transportation: 1 hour's drive, three or four people can choose to take a taxi, or go Take a van from Victory

Monument.

Want to shop? The three major shopping malls in the city center (Paragon/Siamcentre/Discovery) and the Bangkok landmark Central

world or the new celebrity shopping district The

EmQuartier will definitely be your best choice.

A lot of big brands and a lot of delicious food can definitely satisfy your shopping needs. Some people are confused, as they can be found in any major shopping mall. Okay, okay, let’s experience the charm of Terminal

21 Theme Mall (Light Rail Asok Station, Subway Skhumvit Station).

There are many local Thai brands here. Of course, the most famous and worth experiencing is the bathroom in this mall. In order to appreciate the architectural style of each bathroom, I even visited the bathrooms on each floor. Hehe~

If you want to buy fresh and interesting products, then go to the weekend market! Weekend market Also called Chutuchak Market, it is open on Saturdays and Sundays and is dubbed the largest flea market in Southeast Asia.

The weekend market is really big, so be sure to remember which area you are in when shopping, otherwise you will accidentally fall into the maze. Transportation: Take the light rail to the terminal Mo

Chit station and get off at Exit 1.

Want to experience Thailand’s special night market?

Train Night Market. It should be noted here that there are two train night markets in Bangkok. The old train night market is next to Seacon Mall in Bangna District and is called "Srinakarin Train Night Market". This night market is relatively remote due to its geographical location (close to Suvarnabhumi Airport), so it is relatively crowded with tourists. There are few, so those who have a collection habit can come and browse. There are a dazzling array of retro creative products and second-hand antiques, which are worth recommending. The new night market is called "Ratchada Train Night Market". Just exit from Exit 3 of the MRT Thailand Cultural Center Station and walk in along the crowd.

The new train night market is smaller than the old one, but it is very popular because of its convenient transportation. The train night market has a lot of delicious food, and we recommend hand-caught seafood, grilled squid and fruit smoothies.

You may encounter Internet celebrity Fruit Xishi while strolling around! The innermost alley of the night market is full of bars. We recommend the open-air bar on the second floor to have a drink, listen to music and chat under the Bangkok night sky. Life, blend into the leisurely and comfortable pace of life of Bangkok people. Female compatriots who don’t like to drink can order fruit wine smoothie. The alcohol content is only about 2°. The sweet fruit wine will not make you drunk after drinking it.

2?green Chatuchak Night Market. It's right near the weekend market. If you haven't done enough shopping during the day, you can continue shopping at JJgreen at night.

Asiatique Riverside Night Market, get off at Saphan Light Rail Station

Taksin Station. After leaving the station, there is a free ferry to the riverside night market at the pier. The ferry time is 4:00pm-11:30pm. Ferris wheel - Asiatique's landmark building, it is also great to take a photo below. You can also play go-karts under the Ferris wheel. Asiatique is a comprehensive attraction for eating, drinking, shopping, and highly recommended! Blow the air, take photos, get massages, and ride the Ferris wheel. Life is so comfortable. Wait, that's not enough, Asiatique can also watch Muay Thai shows and transvestite shows.

The transvestite show seems to be 1,500 baht per ticket. To be honest, the transvestite show in Bangkok is incomparable to the one in Pattaya. Whether it is the quality of the transvestite or the quality of the program, the overall quality is one word

low. Muay Thai show, the general position is 1200?, and the front position is 1500?. The Muay Thai show presented in story scenes is quite touching. There will be two live games after the show. In addition, people who cannot go to the weekend market can come here to buy souvenirs, snacks, specialty clothing and handicrafts, all available here. Finally, the riverside night market also has Internet celebrity Bangkok Bao NARAYA and mangotango dessert shops. For those who have a soft spot for Chinese food: Sichuan restaurant chain Shuxiangyuan (another branch is at The

Street in Ratchada). If you want to eat Thai food, I recommend YUMSAAP. The logo is a yellow smiley face. It is a Thai restaurant with Northeast Thai taste. It is delicious and affordable!

Want to visit the floating market? The Amphawa Floating Market on the outskirts of Bangkok must be popular with everyone. Heard something. Special handicrafts and tempting charcoal grilled seafood. When night falls, you can take a boat ride and see fireflies.

If you want to sway in the Mekong River, watch the businessmen and tourists on both sides of the river, and take an in-depth travel photo, you can consider the Damnoen Sadola Floating Market. The two floating markets are very close to each other. You can visit Damnoen Sadara in the morning and Amphawa in the afternoon and evening. There is also the MeiGong Railway Market nearby. Those who are curious can go there. It is the so-called "most dangerous vegetable market". People who go there are all to admire the train passing through the market at a close distance. The vendors immediately put away their stalls and tents. A thrilling spectacle. As a reminder, it is best to check the time when the train passes so as not to make a wasted trip.

Want to have a drink and brag with strangers? If you like European and American models, then go to Khao San Road, a paradise for backpackers, to see foreigners! If you just want to listen to music quietly and drink Have a drink and listen to live singing at Asiatique, a romantic riverside night market.

Of course, if you want to experience Bangkok’s bar culture, go to RCA! There are all handsome men and beautiful women, and they are not afraid that the music is not high enough or that you are too indifferent! RCA is a bar street, and the more lively ones here are ONYX and route.

66 these two stores. Local celebrities in Bangkok also like to go to Muse, Funky

Villa and Demo, three nightclubs in Thonglor Lane 10. If some male tourists feel that they are sorry for their sexual orientation if they don’t drink flower wine when they come to Bangkok, OK, Bangkok’s three major red light districts: PAPONG/NANA/Brilliant, drink while watching the show

Just click here, Hehe, be careful that the beauty you take away is a shemale!

Want to eat seafood but don’t have time to go to the beach? Jianxing Restaurant, the originator of Internet celebrities, combines Cantonese cuisine with Thai food, and you must order curry crab and stir-fried ham. Grass. The seafood buffet at Rainbow Sky Hotel? The buffet dishes a few years ago were quite conscientious, but now.

It should be mentioned that in Chinatown, which specializes in shark fin, there are several small shops on the roadside in the middle section, which are delicious

Authentic and affordable, very cost-effective, and no reservation is required!

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Need a family trip? "Thailand Disney" Dream

world amusement park, a beautiful cartoon castle, great for taking pictures, the rides are also quite good, but a bit out of the way. The Siam Aquarium located in the city center is also worth recommending. It is on the first floor of the paragon. Tickets can be booked online. Those who like to play water sports can go to Siam Water Park, also called Siam Park.

Want to be romantic with men and women? The following 6 rooftop bars will definitely add wonderful memories to your trip to Bangkok.

Cloud47 is located on the top floor of UnitedCentet in Bangkok's financial district. The prices of drinks are very affordable.

The RedSky at the CentaraGrand Hotel in the CentralWorld shopping mall in Bangkok’s CBD area is super beautiful to take pictures from.

Sirocco, the open-air restaurant at Lebua Hotel, is one of the filming locations for The Hangover 2.

VertigoandMoonBar at BanyanTree Hotel. SofitelSoHotel's Park

Society is fashionable. TheSpeakeasy at HotelMuse has a classic style and no strict clothing restrictions.

Want to experience the most authentic Thai massage? The streets and alleys are full of massage shops. When passing by, you may hear hello, hello,

massage (horse kills chicken). Should I go in? Is it a chicken shop?

Don’t be afraid! The Thai massage parlors on the roadside in Thailand are very formal, so you can go in with confidence. The price is only about 300 baht, and the cheaper one is 150 Thai Baht is also available. Let's

relax, a chain massage shop that enjoys a certain reputation in Thailand, is also good, and the service quality is first-rate. It's best to make a reservation in advance otherwise the queue will be too long.

Want to experience erotic places? Gambling is prohibited in Thailand, but prostitution is prohibited. As the capital of erotica, friends can’t help but want to explore. Most of the bathing centers are concentrated on Ratchada Road, which can be called the prostitution area of ??Bangkok. Among them, the largest bathing center is Poseidon. The girls there are all in good shape. I heard that the technology and services are also decent. The price ranges from 2,000-5,000, one-time, can be added more times, 1,000 baht per time. The high-end large bathroom The

Lord provides one-stop services such as catering, karaoke and bathing. Good-looking girls basically cost around 5,000 baht. I heard that those girls all came to work with health certificates, but there is no way to prove whether this is true.

Want to go to a gay bar? As a gay paradise, many tourists come to Bangkok just to liberate their nature.

silom is where gaybars gather, and the most famous one is undoubtedly the DJstation in silom

soi2 (Silon Road Lane 2).

Silomsoi4 next door is a gay bar street with many handsome foreigners! In addition, the famous Boy Street is on Surawong Road next door. In addition to erotic performance shops, there are many gay massage parlors! The locals also like to go to Fake. At Ratchadaphisek

Soi4, there will be a macho catwalk show late at night. If you like the male model, you can click on it and drink. Out of my serious sense of responsibility, I will summarize some warmth. As a reminder, please call me Lei Feng.

About visa on arrival: 2,000 baht (the latest price after 2017-9-1)

15-day stay. There will be a spot check of 20,000 Thai Baht ≈ 4,000 RMB upon entry. It is best to prepare enough cash if you do not want to be deported by the customs. It is easier to apply for a tourist visa in China in advance, and you can stay for 60 days. There are many people queuing up to apply for a visa on arrival. If you don’t want to have trouble, you can first apply for a visa at a domestic travel agency or Taobao before coming here. Materials required to apply for a visa on arrival: Passport more than 6 months old and its copy/tourist visa application form/return ticket confirmation/arrival card/2 passport photos.

About airport transportation: From Suvarnabhumi Airport, a taxi to the city center costs about 500 baht, or take the Airport Express to Phaya Skytrain Station

Thai Station, and then transfer. From Don Mueang Airport, take a taxi or take AIR1/AIR2 to the Skytrain Station MoChit or the temporary bus station Victory

Monument, 30? per person. As a reminder, there is a free shuttle bus between the two airports. In addition, the powerful Taobao can buy airport pick-up and drop-off services in major cities in Thailand and tickets for many famous attractions. If it is convenient, please tell Jack Ma to give me the advertising fee.

About currency: swipe my card! Many stores in Thailand support UnionPay. It is simple and convenient to swipe your card directly and there is no handling fee. Now Alipay and WeChat are also available in 7-11 convenience stores and Kingpower duty-free stores. Just open your mobile phone and swipe directly! (When checking out, just say Alipay to the cashier or open "pay" on the Alipay app, and they will understand.) ATM cash withdrawal:

Exchange points: superrich, major light rail stations.

About phone cards: You can buy them in convenience stores and on airplanes! 299 baht, unlimited data for 7 days, including 100 baht phone credit. Call back to China DTAC: 0040086+ number; AIS:

0050086+ number; TRUE: 0060086+ number

Regarding traffic: I would like to give a serious reminder about the "first traffic jam" in Bangkok Everyone, when taking a taxi, remember to avoid the rush hour and the CBD, otherwise you will be driven crazy by traffic jams! Remember to say "meter," to the driver before getting on the bus, "meter,

please!"

. If you need to ask Thai people for directions, it is best to ask more people and then come to a consensus. If necessary, you can open the mobile map as an aid. Being born with no sense of direction, I was often "fooled" by Thai people just because I asked for directions.

Concerned about language communication: I have no intention of teaching Thai here, but just want to provide an emergency communication method. Open the mobile web page, enter "Google Translate", type in the words or sentences that need to be translated, and then choose to translate into Thai. Show the translation results to the other party and they will understand it at a glance. This method is suitable for body language that has not been effective even after half a day of gestures.

About tax refund: Any store with the "VATrefound" mark can receive a tax refund. You can obtain a tax refund form when you spend 2,000 baht or more in the same store. After filling out the yellow tax refund form at the store where you purchased it, go to the airport tax refund office to have it stamped by a staff member before checking in. Go through customs and security and go to the tax refund office inside to collect the money.

About tipping: In countries with a tipping system, it is still necessary to tip. The amount depends on the quality of service, generally 20-100?.

About souvenirs: In line with the principle of no advertising, please go to shopping malls, supermarkets and convenience stores to buy by yourself~ (If you need a Thai purchasing agent, please add WeChat mimidongad)

PS: When traveling abroad, we represent the international image. Please do not shout loudly, spit anywhere, or smoke in public places. Please abide by Thai laws and regulations and discussion of the royal family is prohibited.