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Bangkok surprised me in the best possible way. It was my first trip to Asia, and I completely fell in love with the city. What fascinated me most was its contrasts. One day you can party on Khao San Road with travelers from all over the world, enjoy great food and cheap drinks, and dance until sunrise. The next day you can visit beautiful temples, learn about Buddhism, and experience a completely different side of life. I was especially impressed by Wat Arun, a stunning historic temple dating...

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The vibe, the food, the freedom, the people, everything was nice. It was a little expensive tho. After some time it gets difficult to find things to do which does not include partying and money. Safety is okay. Definitely go again for 7/11

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Stayed in Bangkok for a month. Solo. It was amazing. Safe and plan according to your own budget. Stayed mostly in female hostels. Moved around Bangkok different areas. Watched Muay Thai match. It was an amazing experience. Must try. Good food. Friendly people.

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Thailand was mu first solo trip as I was nominated to the World Youth Leadership Award to represent Egypt on a Global Change. I enjoyed the culture history, the food and the night markets. Highlight of my trip: Riding a motorcycle🤪

As any capital, be careful with the strangers and avoid being alone in the dark places at odd hours. Besides that, it is the safest city I have been to. I have nothing to complain about. Download the app Grab before arriving or just arriving. It saves a lot in this city, you can request from a moto taxi to a car taxi, food, coffee, anything,and you can pay in cash or you can add your credit/debit card, in case you don't have cash.

Just not stay alone or in isolated places at night and don’t talk to strangers! Bangkok will be safe if you don’t act too friendly There’re a lot of people so I think the danger level is relatively low if you don’t yourself in risky situations😣

Bangkok has been an intense and unexpected experience for me. The city is vibrant, loud, full of color and culture, but also chaotic and overwhelming at times. The temples are beautiful, but the constant crowds, traffic, and pushy vendors made it hard for me to relax and enjoy the moment. It’s a place with incredible energy, but also one that can drain you if you’re not prepared for the fast pace. I’m grateful for what I’ve seen, but I’m definitely looking forward to exploring calmer places in...

I rarely leave the house because I don’t like big cities, but I can’t leave yet, but all the exits were safe, people look friendly and don’t pay much attention to you, many will help if you get into trouble