Bangkok travel guide
Thailand · ~$1100/mo · 110 Mbps wifi · nomad visa
26 community spots
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Canada
Bulgaria (consulate)
Brunei
several phone numbers listed on embassy website.
Brazil
Bhutan
Belgium
Bangladesh
Austria
Australia
Armenia(consulate)
Argentina
Albania (consulate)
Immigration Bureau
Visas, re-entry permits and many other immigration services are available. The Visa On Arrival can be extended on a simple procedure. The modern big Government Building in Lak Si host the Immigration Division. Official name? "Government Complex Commemorating His Majesty The King'
Ramkhamhaeng University
Thailand's largest public university.
Assumption University
Thailand's most prestigious private Catholic university.
National Institute of Development Administration
The only university in Thailand that focuses on business education.
Chulalongkorn University
The oldest and most prestigious institute of higher education in Thailand.
Go Bangkok Tours
Bicycle tours, some of which are GPS-guided, and bicycle rentals. Small groups, max 6. Safe and fun.
Krung Thep Aphiwat Central Terminal
Wat Arun
Cross the river on the 5-baht ferry and go at golden hour.
The Siam Hotel
Art-deco riverside hotel with a free shuttle boat. A splurge.
Wat Saket (Golden Mount)
Climb the golden hill at dusk for a 360° view away from the crowds.
The Hive Thonglor
Multi-floor coworking with a rooftop. Day passes, fast wifi.
Jay Fai
Michelin street-food crab omelette. Expensive for street food, worth it.
Roots Coffee
Thonglor roaster with serious beans. Cool, quiet, AC — good escape.