What to do in Bangkok?

What to do in the Thai capital for a quick stopover?
Here are 7 things to see when in Bangkok. On the program: temples, boat trip, panoramic view and shopping.
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Here is the list of places mentioned in this video. If you want to skip to a chapter that interests you, you can click on the corresponding timecodes:
1. Wat Arun / Temple of Dawn (00:56)
2. Wat Pho and the Great Reclining Golden Buddha (01:49)
3. Boat trip in the Klongs (03:01)
4. Panoramic view from the 84th floor of the Baiyoke II tower (03:52)
5. Wat Saket: Temple of the Golden Mountain (04:30)
6. MBK center shopping center (05:07)
7. Visit of "The Grand Palace" (05:48)
Our accommodations:
We stayed at the hotel "W22 by Burasari" (address: เลขที่ 422 Mittraphan Rd, Pom Prap, Pom Prap Sattru Phai, Bangkok 10100, Thailand) in the Chinatown district. Very comfortable and good value. We also tried the "Trang hotel Bangkok" a little less good but very well located, next to the main temples. (address: 99/1 Wisut Kasat, Bang Khun Phrom, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200, Thailand)
Restaurants/bars:
We tried the Tuba bar (quite trendy) / The T-one roof top (for the view..expensive!) / The Baiyoke II tower bar (best Mai Thai cocktails of our stay) / T & K Seafood (Chinatown , good and cheap)
Tips / activities:
For each temple visit, remember to cover your shoulders, legs and provide shoes that can be easily removed because you spend your time taking off and putting on your shoes.
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1. Wat Arun 100 Baht
2. Wat Pho: 200 Bath (closes at 6 p.m.)
3. Boat trip in the Klongs: 1500 bath private boat, cheaper shared!
4. Baiyoke II Tower: 400 Bath with drink included.
5. Wat Saket 100 bath (closes at 7 p.m.)
7. Grand palace: 500 baht (closes early).