bangkok travel vlog 🇹🇭 my first time in thailand: food trip, shopping, and city views

hello friends! ♡ i'm back with another travel vlog! this was very exciting to film and edit because it's my first time in thailand! they were not lying when they said there's lots of cheap food, shopping malls - there were so much to explore in the city. bangkok is definitely one of the cities i will surely go back to. i hope you enjoy this video and i will see you in my next one 🤗
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[@nicole4527]

obsessed with your traveling videos

[@swarna_lee555]

ahh i loved this vlog so damn much!!! i have always wanted to visit Thailand & i will, one day, for sure😭😭thank you for sharing all the bits & pieces. absolutely loved it

[@mnatasha90]

Wonderful vlog…I miss Bangkok so much…thanks for showing around!!! ❤❤

[@edznae]

I’m coming to Bangkok this December and this videos is helpful! Looking forward to more videod

[@bradywithjacki]

Love this vlog!! I'm leaving in 4 days for Bangkok and this video just made me sooo excited :)

[@keannecourtney]

i love your vlogsss,not too much musics

[@aburn9891]

Welcome to Bangkok, hope you'll come back to Thailand again soon and visit all the regions of Thailand as well (Chiang Mai also has a lot of really nice cafes and is a favourite for Thai locals to visit too). As a Thai, the wires, the broken pavements, the traffic, the old buses (Thankfully, they're all getting replaced with electric buses as you may have seen) are all pretty embarassing to have on display, but that's Thailand baby! but Thai elections are coming up, so we'll see what the new government will do to tackle these issues but I love my hometown nevertheless. Thankfully, I've visited some other Southeast Asian countries like Vietnam, The Philippines and Bali in Indonesia but I feel like the honking in Thailand is minimal despite the number of cars and traffic so I can walk outside without having to cover my ears 24/7 but I still wish there was just less cars since there's way too many. Also, not sure if you went to ICONSIAM by boat or train, but there's free shuttle buses from the piers to ICONSIAM and also you can take the gold line baby train to ICONSIAM from Krung Thonburi station of the SILOM line (Dark green BTS). There are also air condition electric ferries that travel down the Chao Phraya river, so just another form of transport you can take for your next trip and you can pay using a internation debit/credit card I believe. Also, do not take TukTuks if you want a good deal and if you do want to try for the experience, make sure to haggle them down to something acceptable (They're pricy and more of a novelty nowadays). If you want some fresh air, you can visit the parks in central Bangkok like Benjakitti and Lumphini, especially if you want to go for a night walk or jog, really nice places and a nice break from the city hustle and bustle. As a Thai, most of us will say that the food in Yaowarat is some of the best, but it's pretty crowded at times on the main road (especially now with all the tourists coming back), but I think you should visit next time. However, with young people, I think a newer hip area is around the Samyan area nearby to Chulalongkorn university, there's lots of good restaurants but overall, there's good food EVERYWHERE in Bangkok (and Thailand in general), and that's what I miss the most while studying abroad. The food culture in Thailand is very diverse depending on the region (we have 4 main regions that all have their own unique food culture so I advise you to venture out your comfort zone and try them all).

[@Willingtogothere]

Planning a trip to bkk myself ❤ can’t wait!!! And we have matching btv bags ❤️

[@jiavlogsph]

Wanna go back to bangkok! 😢 loved this anw! ☺️

[@AreeyaKKC]

Glad you enjoyed it hehe. Always welcome back 😊

[@carmellagarcia1131]

wah the sky & view is so beautiful! 😍

[@juliamchannel]

welcome to BKK! love the vibe of this vlog :)

[@kamolhengkiatisak1527]

Squeeze lime into Pad Thai, put bean sprout in, and sprinkle dried red chili a little bit or more to enhance spiciness favor. Eat Pad Thai with fork and spoon and occasionally pick green veggie and chew it. When Pad Thai was promoted by Prime Minister Field Marshall Pibulsongkram during WWII as a national dish, it was supposed to be cheap but delicious. Nowadays the price can be dirt cheap about US$1 on the street up to $10 in 5-star hotel. You can buy one at the price of $1 (35 baht) freshly cooked on local market but with no prawn as prawn is expensive. Pad Thai with 2 prawns can be had on the street at the price around 60-100 baht ($2-$3).

[@local-life]

Nice vlog welcome to Thailand, and hope to come back again

[@MTravelVlog]

I really enjoyed your video. 🤩⭐️ Thanks for Sharing! 👍🏼💕

[@cholietta]

Nice vlog! You made me hungry 😂

[@andreamuh]

Late to the party but waaah! This makes me want to go to Thailand 🥺

[@carmellagarcia1131]

can you do a btv what’s in my bag dayeee? ☺️🥰

[@guacamochii155]

pink drink is back here in ph also

[@viceieva]

Beautiful video 😍🥰❤❤

[@Tealdreamer]

Bangkok looks amazing! All the food you had looked so yummy, now I am hungry haha! Loved this vlog Daye 💕

[@moivala]

BANGKOK ❤

[@temjanghasnu6792]

Nice vlog ❤sis

[@marccolomayt82094]

Gandang BKK vlog!!! 10/10 for me ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@biancamartin3461]

This made me miss BKK 🇹🇭

[@hstys]

planning my trip bc of you hahaha

[@kamolhengkiatisak1527]

BTS,MRT: Thailand is a developing country that dared to implement an electric metro system decades ago, not by government initially but by a private enterprise under build-operate-transfer concession basis. When a housing developer Tanayong group proposed to Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BKK city government) to build an electric skytrain linking the major nothern/eastern provincial bus terminal (Mor Chit) into the city center (CBD) itself about 30 years ago, local Thais and expatriates were skeptical because previously HK Hopewell and Canadian Lavalin had proposed such project in Bangkok to the national government but failed hopelessly to complete the project. In the case of Lavalin, only about 1% was completed while Hopewell did a little better upto 5% before both concessionaires abandoned the project due to financial difficulties. However, elected Bangkok governor at the time Gen Chamlong Srimuang did not listen to experts' advices and granted Tanayong concession to carry out the project. Tanayong managed to borrow enough funds from local and overseas banks to build the civil structure running above the main roads, thus did not have to pay any land expropriation fee. When the civil structure was completed, Tanayong bought train and signal system from German Siemens as well as contracting Siemens to help run the system for 10 years. The first year official opening was about 23 years ago in 1999. Even then, some Thai and expatriates still voiced doubts whether the skytrain could earn enough revenue to cover the running costs as well as earning enough profits to pay off principals and interests as the first year's ridership was not great barely covering the operating costs. However, within 10 years the skytrain (Bangkok Transit System or BTS) turned profitable and after 23 years, the BTS is earning huge profit and has long paid off all debts. When the national government saw BTS success, it planned its own MRT (Metro Rapid Transit) systems, covering more lines. However, since some lines are run underground and some above ground, no private companies dared to do the same as Tanayong (now renamed BTS Group) as the civil construction is very expensive. So the national government established MRT state enterprise to design the lines and tender civil constructions using government budget. Once civil construction is completed, MRT tenders bids for private operators to secure the train system as well as running them under concessions. Bangkok is now covered by BTS/MRT/SRT (State Railway of Thailand which runs the Red Line to the suburbs and Airport Link from Suvarnabhumi airport to City center) systems more than 250 kilometers altogether. Note: Currently Light Green Line (Sukhumvit Line) Dark Green Line + Gold Line (Silom Line) Blue Line (Circle Line) Purple Line Airport Link Line (Suvarnabhumi Airport) Dark Red Line (Grand Station - Don Muang AirPort) Light Red Line (Grand Station - TalingChan) Yellow Line (Scheduled Open Last Quarter 2023) Pink Line (Scheduled Open Last Quarter 2023) Orange Line(Scheduled Open 2025) Also sees Metro systems history and planned expansion kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2TWd5mnppiBarM

[@user-fo2ro6sm4k]

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[@louTVme]

Mono cafe is just near my hostel for my upcoming trip next next week :D. Thanks for this! That was a short trip but it was satisfying to watch. how many days po kaayo in BKK, if I may ask? :D

[@jeddee3820]

When it comes infrastructure sobrang lamang ang bangkok kesa metro manila, footbridge pa lng s knla ang ganda na sa atin alam n this panget😅mdumi pa 😂. Even shopping malls mas modern sa knla kesa sa atin, kht train sobrang lamang tlga sila kesa sa atin! Bangkok 3 times bigger than metro manila pero mas malinis pa lugar nla!

[@jamesastilla9093]

Sino kaya mas mainiit na weather thailand ba o pinas or pareho lang

[@gramdown]

❤

[@Bpbpbp_97]

Welcome to Thailand 🇹🇭 🌷💘

[@everydaye]

thailand is beautiful 💗

[@Yoongismaid.outfit]

I’m visiting phang nga on the 24th of June, can’t wait to visit ❤️

[@ludimercapague3191]

Saan kayo naka booked?

[@cbella2010]

Did you stay near a bts station? ❤❤❤the vlog

[@KrishaMaree]

Sending love from Sydney!

[@everydaye]

hope i can visit sydney soon!! 🫶🏼

[@dumbellcrunches9049]

Come to Nepal someday 🙏 🇳🇵

[@phoebekates2232]

hi po! question po. would u prefer exchanging money sa bkk na mismo? or dito na sa ph?

[@everydaye]

i do it in naia! so i’m ready once i land :)

[@alonelife6110]

I'm glad , you did like thai food.

[@tanny4270]

Hi! May I know if kumuha po kayo ng tour package eme? If not, ano po sinabi niyo sa immig? Planning to go there with my friend tapos mag DIY lang. Thank ü

[@liveurlife.0]

why are you mixing english and an other language?

[@5gayaheidia582]

May pink drink dito sa sb ph!! :D

[@everydaye]

they have it back!!! YAYYYYY 😭💓

[@eraiglesias5852]

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