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From New Year Party at Royal Bangkok Sport Club (RBSC) on 31 December 2007. Credit: Coolcat – JMC Corner @realityshow.pantipmember.com / jackmethusclub.com

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Royal Bangkok Sports Club

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The Royal Bangkok Sports Club Panorama

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Events In Bangkok

Bangkok, the highest commercialized city in Thailand has plenty of events that are celebrated by the multi ethnic population of the city. These festivals add lots of fun and excitement where traditional cultural and religious festivals take place in fixed days. No matter which time of the year you travel this city you will definitely find something to celebrate. These events ranging from sports, lifestyle, food, religion, culture, music and many more which will last for just one day or continue a whole month.

The traditional Thai New Year known as the Songkran or the water festival is celebrated between 13th and15th of April where the custom of throwing water at each other takes place. Apart from it bringing great fun, this celebration has its religious value where bathing of the Buddha image takes place.

One of the most dazzling festivals in Bangkok is the The Loy Krathong which is celebrated in November especially in banks along the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok which are lighted up with dazzling lights. It is a tradition of Brahmin origin where the Goddess of water is thanked and past misdeeds are forgiven. Chinese New Year is celebrated with firecrackers, procession of the golden dragon, colourful lanterns and food. Though majority of the country’s population are Buddhists, Bangkok is well prepared to celebrate the Christmas in an extravagant manner where a large number of visitors arrive. Easter and Valentine’s Day are also celebrated splendidly in Bangkok among many other religious and cultural festivals.

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Celebrating Pride in Bangkok

Bangkok is popularly known as being one of the most liberal cities in Asia; therefore it is no surprise that one of the region’s largest gay pride events is being held here. The Gay Pride event has grown since its inception and has moved away from the stereotypical ‘parade’ and more towards a week-long cultural festival. Despite this paradigm shift, organizers have ensured that the fun remains intact and the Bangkok Pride Week ends with a colourful & glamorous Gay Pride Parade that winds it way around the city streets accompanied by much fanfare and loud music.

This celebration of Gay, Lesbian, Bi-sexual and transgender identity encompasses a wide range of activities that include art exhibitions, film festivals and sporting events culminating with a Pride in the Park party and a glitzy parade. These events are held at a variety of diverse locations in Bangkok and range from self-expression seminars, cultural dialogues to relaxed social gatherings.

An important segment of the Bangkok Pride Week is the presentation of the Utopia awards, which recognizes path breakers in the field of LGBT upliftment and recognizes men and women who have pioneered Gay and Lesbianism in South East Asia. Several sporting events that include volleyball, biking, bowling and badminton are also worked off.

Away from the serious side of this festival, numerous parties are hosted in Bangkok’s Silom Soi district through out the Pride Week. Undoubtedly the highlight of the festival is the Pride in Park Party which is held at the historic Limphini Park. The end of Bangkok Pride Week is marked by the colourful street parade which should not be missed, especially the Sexy Swimsuit Competition.

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Bangkok International Motor Show

 

Bangkok – modernized and offering much to the visitor, the city is alive both during day and night. One of Bangkok’s most prestigious aspects is the annual Bangkok International Motor Show. Recognized as “the greatest automotive show in Southeast Asia,” the motor show attracts around 1.7 million people to its fixed venue, the Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition Center. The Bangkok International Motor Show is a place to see the latest motoring technology developments on display. It showcases classic cars, sports mobiles, bikes and even car audio systems. An off-road training demonstration and an auto-salon are also available at the show. Another interesting aspect of the event is the Miss Motor Show Beauty Contest.

 

Lectures, workshops and seminars are also available and include topics such as energy consumption and conservation, automotive safety, skillful driving and more. As automotive technology advances at a rapid speed today, consumer satisfaction begins with presenting them with the best possible features in both performance and design. The Bangkok International Motor Show focuses on bringing these new technologies to the public eye and educating them on what’ll be available in the near future. The visitors gain a thorough insight into what they can expect from their future cars and other vehicles. The Bangkok International Motor Show is organized by the Grand Prix International Co., Ltd on an annual basis. The first ever such motor show was held at the Lumpini Park in Bangkok and later shifted to the current venue.

 

The list of special shows lined up for the Bangkok International Motor Show includes the Classic Cars Show, Volkswagen Club Show, Mustang Club Show, Classic Bikes Show, Sport Cars Show, Austin Mini Club Show, Bangkok Auto Salon, Car Audio Contest, Off Road Training, Overnight Rally, Radio Control Cars / Planes Show, Boats Show and the Miss Presenter Beauty Contest.

 

Bangkok needs to be explored at leisure and a seasoned traveler knows the most expensive aspect of leisurely destination discovery is hotel accommodation. So, instead of staying at a major hotel, consider your options with Bangkok serviced apartments. More often than not, a Bangkok apartment is likely to provide you with the comfort and modern amenities you need to relax and enjoy your vacation without too many expenses. The Bangkok Grand President is a great choice among Bangkok serviced apartments.

 

 

Jack AF4 – หยาดเพชร @RBSC


From New Year Party at Royal Bangkok Sport Club (RBSC) on 31 December 2007. Credit: Coolcat – JMC Corner @realityshow.pantipmember.com / jackmethusclub.com

A Vacation To Beautiful Bangkok

The capital city of Thailand – Bangkok is one of the world’s biggest cities as well as the top among the Asia’s hotspots. With its attractions that are a blend of traditional and modern, Bangkok has not only lured the people touring the destination but also has attracted many foreigners to stay here permanently.


From more than 400 ancient temples and incredible palaces to interesting museums and lively markets including Chatuchak Market and floating markets, attractions in Bangkok are truly endless. Discussed further in this article are some of the not-to-miss attractions in Bangkok.


Grand Palace: Built in 1782, the Grand Palace is a magnificent structure, much famed for its intricate architectural designs. The palace provides you a deep insight into the history of Thai royalty.


Temple of the Reclining Buddha: Located adjacent to the Grand Palace, Wat Pho, otherwise known as the Temple of the Reclining Buddha, is the largest as well as one of the oldest temples in the city. As the name indicates, the centerpiece of the temple is a splendid image of Lord Buddha in reclining posture. A school of traditional massage can also be found within the temple, where you can indulge in rejuvenating as well as refreshing Thai massage.


Wat Phra Kaeo: Also known as the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, Wat Phra Kaeo is located within the precincts of the Grand Palace and is regarded as the most prominent Buddhist shrine in the region. A highly revered image of Lord Buddha that has been scrupulously carved out from a single block of jade is enshrined in the temple.


Wat Arun: Otherwise known as the Temple of Dawn, this temple features an 80 meters high magnificent Pagoda.


National Museum: Once used as a palace, the National Museum has on display the arts and artifacts ranging from the periods of Neolithic and Ayutthaya times to modern times.


National Gallery Museum: Exhibited here are traditional and contemporary works created by Thai artists.


Philatelic Museum: It is a must-see destination for stamp enthusiasts. One can also buy stamp from here.


Vimanmek Mansion Museum: It is credited to be the largest teak building in the world. With about 80 rooms and halls spread over its three stories, the museum displays a large number of royal memorabilia.


Ancient City: It holds the distinction of being the world’s largest outdoor museum. Sprawling over an area of about 250 acres, the museum displays gigantic sized replicas of renowned temples, monuments, and buildings that are spread across the country.


Chao Phraya River: Set against the backdrop of historical landmarks comprising ancient shrines and stunning palaces, the river is one of the most significant attractions in the area.


Snake Farm: Snake Farm, officially the Queen Saovabha Memorial Institute, is one of the Asia’s largest producers of anti-venom Serum in Asia.


Crocodile Farm: More than 50,000 fresh and seawater can be seen here. The farm also houses other animals such as elephants, lions, snakes, and gibbons.


Chinatown: A bustling area in the city, packed with an array of Chinese shops and restaurants. In fact, it is always crowded, particularly during the Chinese New Year.


Points of interests in and around Bangkok also include Wha Mahathat, Wat Ratchanatdaram, Wat Indravihan, Wat Bowon Niwet, Erawan Shine, and Jim Thompson House. Apart from these, people touring the place could engage in a number of activities such as spa and golf, with an array of golf courses of international standards, such as Kantarat Golf Course, Royal Bangkok Sports Club, and Royal Thai Army Sports Center. Also, while your stay at Bangkok, take a chance to enjoy the vibrant nightlife of the city and experience the exhilaration of traditional Thai Muay boxing.


The fame of the city is further enhanced by some of the most upscale as well as luxurious hotels in the region. Many of the hotels in the region come with more than 100 guest rooms, all of which are elegantly appointed with such comforts as air conditioning, automatic wake up call, coffee and tea making facilities, hair dryer, mini bar, safety deposit box, TV with satellite connection, Wi-Fi High speed wireless Internet service, and more.


There are also some hotels providing one-bedroom suites attached with facilities like balcony and kitchenette. When comes to facilities, hotels are mostly complete with two or more restaurants, wine bar, swimming pools, state of the art fitness centers, spa facilities, and banquet facilities coupled with most sophisticated equipments. No matter you are couples, honeymooners, or leisurely or business travelers, Bangkok has superb options to suit every preference.

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