This spired Buddhist temple on the Chao Phraya River is one of Bangkok's most popular landmarks. Wat Arun is named for Aruna, the Hindu god typically represented with the glow of the rising sun.

In the middle of Bangkok lies a spectacular network of buildings comprising the Grand Palace, once the residence of Kings of Siam until 1925.

Shop 'til you drop! More than 15,000 diverse stalls make Thailand's biggest market a can't miss attraction. Visitors will find food and drink, home decor, electronics, clothing and more.

This Bangkok green space, with its lake, trees, and playgrounds, serves as an oasis to the bustling city activity. Visitors can bird watch, gaze upon the King Rama VI statue, and even rent boats.

Skytrain or metro is the recommended way to navigate Bangkok. Consistent traffic jams and gridlock make taxis and buses a less desirable option. Otherwise, boats can efficiently transport (adventurous) people via the city's major canals.

Experience the spirit of athletic excellence at the Southeast Asian Games, where top athletes from the region compete across a multitude of sports. Attendees can witness thrilling competitions in settings that highlight the rich culture and vibrant energy of the host country. Throughout the games, sports enthusiasts and fans have the opportunity to celebrate regional unity and talent, fostering connections and sharing in the excitement of each event.