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The Shanghai Mansion Bangkok hotel offers a hip, design hotel experience unlike any other
city hotel. Nowhere else in Bangkok can you find this extraordinary experience of Chinoise Chic
style, except at Shanghai Mansion Bangkok boutique hotel the only Special Hotel of the World
and design hotel located in the heart of exciting Chinatown.


 
 
     China Town   

     This warren of fascinating shops, stalls and alleys is where the movers      and shakers of Thailand's economy got their start. The area has been
     the main trading center for the Chinese community in Thailand since they      moved from   their former site near the Grand Palace some 200 years      ago. Everything from  household and electronic goods to Chinese
     medicine and antique ceramics can be found here. It’s also a great
     place for deals on gold, and obviously the  city’s best Chinese  food.
     Some stores and restaurants are open 24 hours.
   

     Wat Traimit (Golden Buddha Temple)

     Wat Traimit is known principally for housing the world's largest solid
     gold Buddha. The 13th-century Sukhothai image is made of 18-carat
     gold and weights five tons.

     Local Chinese residents come here to worship the Golden Buddha and
     to make merit by rubbing gold leaf on the temple's smaller Buddha
     images.

   

       Vimanmek Palace

       Made entirely of rare golden teak, this beautiful palace was built in
       1901 by King Chulalongkorn (Rama V). It is located behind the National
       Assembly Building. The 3-storey palace contains 81 rooms, halls and
       antechambers.  It   was extensively restored by order of HM Queen
       Sirikit and houses priceless treasures and a collection of late 19th c
       and early 20th c royal memorabilia.        
         
       The palace’s Abhisek Dusit Throne Hall houses Thailand’s first
       Handicraft  Museum, displaying masterpieces of nielloware, Thai silk
       and exquisite  Liphao basket ware.  The palace includes the Royal
       Carriage Museum, with excellent examples of antique royal
       horse-drawn carriages.

   
     The Grand Palace and Temple of the Emerald Buddha

      The most famous destination in Bangkok, this is the city’s icon and
      the cultural destination most frequently visited by both tourists
      and local people.

      The Grand  Palace is famous for its gorgeous architecture and
      elaborate murals.

      The  Temple of the Emerald Buddha is renowned as the most beautiful
      and revered Buddhist temple in Thailand.

   
       Little India

       The Pahurat district is Bangkok’s Little India, centre of the Indian
       community, who are mostly Sikh and the capital’s largest fabric market        in Bangkok. Visiting the market is a journey of discovery to tastes,
       smells and sights as if you had actually travelled to India. The majority
       of the merchants sell all varieties of cloth and clothing.

       Ornate Indian jewellery and accessories, such as sandals, abound in
       
this market place.  Neighbouring restaurants provide tastes and
       nibbles of Indian cuisine. But if you are  just looking for a snack there        are plenty of street vendors offering authentic and  fragrant Indian
       foods.

   
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