Photo & Picture Galleries

Here at ThailandForVisitors.com we maintain an expanding set of galleries consisting of all-digital photographs from around Asia. The list below are those available for the Bangkok area.

Chinatown

Bangkok's huge Chinatown district is home to many temples and other significant historical buildings.

Ko Kred

See a bit of village life on this island in the Chaophraya River just a few miles north of downtown Bangkok.

Wat Arun

The "Temple of Dawn" is practically a symbol of Bangkok and Thailand. It features frequently on travel posters and post cards.

Wat Chakrawat

This large monastery, one of the three biggest in Bangkok, houses some very unusual buildings as well as a few crocodiles!

Wat Chana Songkram

Tucked away in the center of the backpacker are of Banglampu is the temple of Wat Chana Songkram. People often use the temple as a shortcut between Khao San Road and the river without ever stopping to take a closer look. Big mistake.

Wat Mahathat

As the center of the Mahanikai school of Buddhism, this busy temple near the Grand Palace is an interesting and quiet place to get away from the crowds around the Grand Palace.

Wat Po

Its one of the "must see" sights of bangkok. Often referred to as the Temple of the Reclining Buddha.

Wat Prayoon

A strange temple on the Thonburi side of the river. Home to a large turtle pond.

Wat Suan Plu

This temple in Bangkok near the Chao Phraya river is somewhat unique temple with most of the buildings made out of wood.

Wat Suthat

Home of the Giant Swing, Wat Suthat is one of Bangkok's more important temple.

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