Bangkok: Parks, Local Food and Getting Around

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Bangkok, TH
7:23 pm, Oct 21, 2026
temperature icon 84°F
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Humidity: 70 %
Wind: 6 mph
Clouds: 48%
Sunrise: 6:09 am
Sunset: 5:55 pm

Explore my Bangkok photos and notes on parks, everyday meals, public transport, and staying in the city. The meal pictured below accompanied a CCNA study session—a small glimpse of travel alongside technical learning.

In this story: Bangkok at a glance · Staying in Bangkok and getting around · Planning flights and accommodation

These are personal travel notes from an earlier trip. Prices mentioned below are historical examples, not current quotes.

Bangkok at a glance

The home to more than 11 million where you will find a large variety of food, transportation, lodging, and shopping. The monthly cost of living can be as low as $1000 USD and the weather is always warm, averaging 81°F. Outdoor and indoor activities are abundant because of the large number of parks and malls. If you like beaches, check out Phuket.

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View from Baiyoke Tower
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Benchasiri Park next to the Emporium Mall and Bang Chak BTS station.
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Pork and Cabbage with Rice while studying for a CCNA exam.
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Lumpini Park

Staying in Bangkok and getting around

If you are planning on living in Bangkok, apartments can be found for as low as $200/month. With the public transportation options, renting or owning a car will not be necessary.

Planning flights and accommodation

Depending on where you live, you will more than likely need to fly to get there. Trip.com is a good start to find flights.

Once you have found a flight, you can also use Trip.com to book hotels.

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