Bangkok, the capital city of Thailand, is a bustling metropolis full of vibrant culture, delicious food, and exotic experiences. Known as the 'City of Angels', it offers stunning temples, delicious street food, and busy marketplaces. From glamorous rooftop bars to serene temples and hidden alleyways, Bangkok has something to offer for each kind of traveler.

You can get to Bangkok by taking a taxi or a train from Suvarnabhumi Airport. Another option is taking a bus to the city center. The best way to explore Bangkok is by public transportation, such as the skytrain (BTS) or the subway (MRT). Taxis and tuk-tuks are also available.

The best time to visit Bangkok is between November and February, when the weather is cooler and dry. Avoid visiting during April, May, and June when the weather is hot and humid, and July to October when there is heavy rainfall.

Bangkok's weather is hot and humid throughout the year with temperatures between 80-90°F. The hottest months are from March to May with high humidity. The rainy season is between June to November.

Accommodation in Bangkok ranges from budget guesthouses to luxury hotels. On average, a budget hotel costs $20 - $40 per night and a luxury hotel costs $100 and above per night.

Bangkok is known for its delicious and affordable street food. You can find a variety of dishes for as little as $1.50. A meal at a mid-range restaurant costs around $10-$20 per person.

Bangkok is generally a safe destination, but pickpocketing and scams are common. Women travelers are generally safe, but should avoid walking alone late at night. LGBTQ travelers may face some discrimination, but in general, Thailand is one of the most welcoming destinations for LGBTQ travelers.

Bangkok is home to a population of over 10 million people. The majority of the population speaks Thai, and Buddhism is the primary religion. The city is known for its diverse cultural and ethnic makeup.

Some popular tourist activities in Bangkok include visiting the Grand Palace, taking a boat ride on the Chao Phraya River, exploring the Khao San Road area, trying street food, and shopping at the night markets.