Best activities in Bangkok

The city's lifeblood, used by commuter ferries and boats. You can take a boat trip or watch the sunset from riverside rooftop bars.

"The city's lifeblood, used by commuter ferries and boats. You can take a boat trip or watch the suns"

Described as the oldest Muay Thai stadium in the world and reachable by canal ferry. The itinerary suggests watching a fight here.

"Described as the oldest Muay Thai stadium in the world and reachable by canal ferry. The itinerary s"

The Red Cross Snake Farm, listed among the attractions of the Pathum Wan area.

"The Red Cross Snake Farm, listed among the attractions of the Pathum Wan area."

An aquarium inside Siam Paragon. Entry costs 600 baht per person.

"An aquarium inside Siam Paragon. Entry costs 600 baht per person."

A Thai cooking class that starts with a visit to a local market for fresh ingredients and a free tuk-tuk ride to the school. Friendly teachers guide you through pounding curry paste and stir-frying dishes from scratch.

"A Thai cooking class that starts with a visit to a local market for fresh ingredients and a free tuk"

A cycling tour company with distinctive yellow bikes that fit tall riders. Tours ride through city streets, cross the Chao Phraya to the countryside and markets, and some include a canal boat ride.

"A cycling tour company with distinctive yellow bikes that fit tall riders. Tours ride through city s"

A Japanese-style onsen at the State Bridge Suites on Soi 24 with salt and silk baths, a cold plunge, a hot stone room, a herbal Yamui steam, a unique sauna and cryotherapy. Entry is about 700 baht.

"A Japanese-style onsen at the State Bridge Suites on Soi 24 with salt and silk baths, a cold plunge,"