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Lonely Planet and TECNO team up to launch a contest called: Seeing is Believing. Three photographers use the same camera to shoot three different cities.
See. Songkran↗ Experience the city-wide water fight during the traditional Thai New Year in April. Watpo Massage School↗ Learn traditional Thai massage from experienced instructors. Bang Kachao Visit this leafy district, known as the city's green lung, criss-crossed by canals and mangroves. Wat Pho↗ See the 46-meter long gold-plated reclining Buddha and explore the temple grounds.
Eat. Trok Mor↗ Visit this morning market for sweet and savory stuffed crepes. Chinatown↗ Experience an exhilarating sensory experience with wok-tossed noodles and diverse street food. Ta Chai Sukhothai Noodles↗ Enjoy sukhothai rice noodles in pork bone broth at this long-standing lunch spot. Potong Dine at this Thai-Chinese fine dining spot, transformed from an herbal medicine dispensary.
Stay. Langham Custom House Bangkok Stay in this luxury hotel, a restored 1888 landmark on the Chao Phraya River, opening December 2026. Sukhumvit↗ Find Japanese spots and a range of accommodation options. RAKxa Experience a wellness retreat in the leafy Bang Kachao district. Chinatown↗ Consider staying in this evolving neighborhood with new big-brand hotels rising.
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Lonely Planet and TECNO team up to launch a contest called: Seeing is Believing. Three photographers use the same camera to shoot three different cities.
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