There are more than 41,000 Buddhist temples, known as “wats”, in Thailand. They are not only magnificent buildings, but above all spiritual centres, places of prayer and meditation. Visitors are generally welcome — provided they behave respectfully and observe cultural customs. Here you will find a detailed overview of all the important rules, their meaning and helpful tips for your visit to the temple. 1. The dress code: respect through appropriate clothing The right outfit is the first sign of respect. Conservative, discreet clothing is expected in a temple: If you are inappropriately dressed, many large temples offer sarongs or light throws for a small fee. Note: In front of…

Bangkok, the dazzling metropolis of Thailand, is a place where tradition and modernity dance together. Gleaming golden temples, bustling markets, fragrant street food on every corner and glittering skyscrapers on the horizon — this city is alive and pulsating at every moment. Immerse yourself in a world where centuries-old culture meets the fast pace of a megacity. Here we present ten sights that are not only impressive, but also bring you closer to the soul of Bangkok — and there’s so much more waiting for you along the way! 01 Grand Palace und Wat Phra Kaew Enter the glittering world of Thai kings! The Grand Palace is a magnificent ensemble…