Things to do with small kids in Bangkok/Tuk-tuk ride/sealife Paragon/Afternoon Tea Okura Prestige

1. Tuk-tuk ride was fun but remember to negotiate the price with the driver. It can be really unreasonable sometimes.
2. You can purchase your ticket from www.visitsealif... . Check the feeding time before you visit！
3. Taking BTS is 1 way to avoid trapping in Bangkok traffic jam.
4. We had the best afternoon tea here in The Okura Prestige hotel. they changed their desserts according to their seasonal theme. Staff were very polite and super nice and offer me a window seat so that can breastfeed my toddler.
5. You will be amazed of the architecture of the Grand Palace. Make sure you visit at 8:30am as soon as the gate open because it can be really sunny and hot after 2 hours. Unlike other temples, a dress code is strictly enforced at the Grand Palace. Make sure you go thru their website to see what to wear and what not to wear.
6. We took a tuk-tuk to the Jetty (Tha Tien Pier/Pier 8) after visiting Grand Palace. There, small boats take passengers to the Wat Arun. The Cost for the ride is only 5 Baht which is extremely affordable.
7. Another amazing temple and a must visit one. You can also rent Thai Traditional costumes from nearby to get the best shot there.
8. SookSiam in Icon Siam is another must-go locations. Its full of Thai night market food but in a more glamourous way.
9. I have tried plenty of Thai Milk Tea but this one in SookSiam is something!! will definitely go back again for it.
10. We also visited the famous conveyor belt sushi - Sushiro! Plenty of sushi to choose from, Super fresh and clean environment, most importantly their price is very reasonable.
11. Jodd Fair Market, we visited in February, its school holiday and its super crowded. Worth coming