Top 10 Activities in Bangkok

Bangkok golf courses offer great value for money with many excellent golf clubs offering a high level of service at very competitive prices. Golf tours and holidays have grown rapidly across Thailand, particularly in Bangkok where there are scores of delightful golf courses and clubs within easy reach of the city centre. Most of them have been renovated and developed to world-class standards. Read More...

Flow Rider is an artificial wave machine and beach club in the heart of Bangkok that provides a great way for the whole family to have fun, keep fit and cool off – all while learning a new sport. Flowriding is basically an amalgamation of surfing and wakeboarding on an inflatable ramp which has a thin sheet of water pumped up and over it to simulate a perpetual breaking wave. Read More...

Lumpini Park, Bangkok's oldest and largest park, is an inner-city haven of tranquility, fresh air and shade - offering city dwellers the perfect connection to nature. Named after the birthplace of the Lord Buddha in Nepal, the park is more than half a million square kilometres big, and the habitat of various flora and fauna. Read More...

After such an active reading, what could be better than a rejuvenating spa treatment in one of Bangkok's luxurious spas or a famous traditional Thai massage? It is also the perfect antidote after a long day of walking, shopping and sightseeing. Despite being a thriving and bustling metropolis, Bangkok is also a haven for relaxation, rejuvenation and regeneration. Read More...

Here's another cool (literally!) excuse to escape from the heat. Bangkok has several great ice rinks - one even that is Olympic-sized. If you're a bit wobbly on skates, take a lesson. If you can glide on the ice like a pro, you're in for great fun! Read More...

Effortless and fun, Segway tours offer an exciting alternative to exploring the streets of Bangkok. All it requires to navigate these two-wheel personal transporters is a good physical balance and coordination. Simply glide along from one attraction to the next – it’s a bit like acting out a scene from a science-fiction novel really. You will learn all about how to maneuver the Segway before the tour begins, so rest assured you will arrive safely at where you started off. Read More...

Although Muay Thai seems like a violent sport, learning it properly can be a fun and worthwhile experience. Many people, regardless of age and sex, turn to Muay Thai for self-defense and several martial art schools in Europe, America and Asia have added it to their courses. If you're in or planning to be in Thailand, why not take lessons in Muay Thai's homeland itself? The best place to go is probably the Muay Thai Institute, which is located in Rangsit, just north of Bangkok International Airport. Read More...

If you're one of the millions of budding cooks around the world who would like to make your own Thai food, then a cooking class is for you. Learn directly from professional Thai cooks who will teach you about the flavours, ingredients and techniques in cooking Thai food. Read More...

Bowling alleys are on the top floor of most malls. A good way to stay active and light-hearted, bowling is a fun and family-friendly way to spend a rainy day or evening out. Or kids can do the hanging out without the elders and meet some of their contemporaries in a fun environment. Read More...