Why fly to Bangkok? Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, is also the most crowded city. The name of this city in Thai is Krung Thep Maha Nakhon. Over 14 million people live in the nearby Bangkok urban region, making Bangkok a major primate metropolis, dwarfing Thailand's other urban centers in terms of importance. The city is now a major regional force in business and finance. It is a global hub for transportation and healthcare and is establishing itself as a local hub for fashion, art and entertainment. Bangkok's faster growth in a context of poor planning and metropolitan governance has influenced a haphazard urban landscape and insufficient transportation systems. The city has since turned to public transportation in an attempt to solve the major problem. It is now a well-developed city. Top 10 Attractions of Bangkok Different Temples Tour Bangkok has hundreds of shrines and thousands of profound exteriors which are very fascinating. Three of the most famous temples are Wat Po, Wat Benjabophit and Trimitr Wat. There are also many attractive temples that measure Thailand's most significant religious images. The Siam Niramit Show After watching the Siam Niramit Show, you are really satisfied. The stage where the show takes place is the largest in the world. Hundreds of artists perform on this stage. They perform regarding Thai art packages. The beauty of the River Kwai The scenery next to this river is truly beautiful. The River Kwai also features a flyover and a small museum. You can enjoy climbing the wild mountains and riding elephants. The transvestite show at Calypso Cabaret If you want to have a surprise, then you visit the cabaret show. Many dancers are organizing themselves... through paper... and even with flights. This city has two international airports. Culture in Bangkok The city has long been the gateway to Western ideas and material goods, which have been adopted and mixed with Thai values ​​to varying degrees by its inhabitants. This is particularly evident in the lifestyles of the growing middle class. Although some trends have spread to other urban centers and, to some extent, the landscape, Bangkok remains at the forefront of social alteration. Festivals in Bangkok Bangkokians celebrate many Thai festivals. Songkran (which takes place from 13 to 15 April), which is a traditional ritual. Loi Krathong (which takes place in November), is broadcast from the Golden Mountain Fair. Wreaths are placed on the equestrian statue of King Chulalongkorn in the Royal Plaza on the occasion of King Chulalongkorn Memorial Day (which takes place on 23 October).