i having trip to Bangkok with my boyfriend for 4
days and it’s been perfect!! I love Bangkok XD!!
We stay in Aspen Suites which is recommended by my
friend. It is a nice hotel with friendly staffs where they always
give a warm greeting and the service was good. The room is big and
comfortable enough with the facilities provided.
After put our stuff and
take some rest, we go for lunch in the hotel’s cafe. We ordered
some thai food and i like the chicken basil so much but not for my
boyfriend bcoz he didn’t like basil leaf hehehe.. The food is not
expensive and very tasty ;). But the restaurant quite dark and not
much lightning, maybe it is good for dinner. After lunch the hotel
send us out to the main road by tuk-tuk and it’s free of
charges.
Our first trip is going to four faces Buddha which
is just 5 minutes walk from the hotel located next to Erawan
shopping mall. People believe that the four faces Buddha can make
our wish come true and a lot of tourists from different places
purposely come to Bangkok for this temple. After that we continue
to Siam Paragon, Siam Center, and MBK. The best thing is all
shopping mall is in walking distance areas.
The second day we go to Wat Pho and Wat Arun temple
in the morning, and we continue to China Town. It is really tiring
becoz the china town market is really big hahaha..
The next day we went to chatuchak weekend market. It
is really amazing market, they have almost sell everything from
cloths, plant, accessorises, dog, furnish and many others thing. At
the afternoon continue to Platinum shopping center, and Pratunam
market. This place is really shopping paradise for girls, where the
price is extremely cheap, and the fashion is really up to date
;).
At the last day we check
out quite early because our flight is at the morning so after take
breakfast, we just take some picture in the hotel and also with
some staffs. Thai people are very friendly just that they not
really can communicate in English. And i miss thai food a lot
especially the chicken bail from the hotel’s cafe.
