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Sawasdee, Bangkok

I'll be going on another trip again, this time in Bangkok from January 26 to February 1.

The last time I went to Bangkok was way back 2006 when I attended a seminar for the company. Now, I go back as a traveler, keen on exploring the rich culture that Bangkok has to offer.

After a quick research, I found out that there are a lot of places that I can go to in Thailand but because of the riots that happened a couple of months back, I wanted to stay close to their capital, Bangkok.

During our last trip, we were able to visit the some temples and have a river cruise and mostly shopping due to limited time. Now, I plan to include the floating market, elephant ride/show, Siam Niramit and Ayutthaya.

So far the rough itinerary is:
January 26 (wed) - Arrive in Bangkok - Check-In
January 27 (Thurs) - Lunch Buffet at Baiyoke Sky then City Tour at the different temples then Swan Lum Night Market
January 28 (Fri) - Floating Market
Jan 29 (Sat) - Chatuchak (AM) - City malls in the afternoon
Jan 30 (Sun) - Chatuchak (AM) - City malls in the afternoon
Jan 31 (Mon) - Ayutthaya and Bang-In Place
Feb 1 (Tues) - flight back home

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