Bangkok is the largest city and also the capital of Thailand. The city has numerous cultural attractions and various landmarks and is a beautiful destination to spend an eventful holiday. The vibrant markets of Bangkok are the main draw for the visitors...more
Briyani rice with chicken
the Restaurant put Halal signage on the table
Halal food nearby Shapan Taksin Station n Chao Phray River.. nice food
Bangkok is the largest city and also the capital of Thailand. The city has numerous cultural attractions and various landmarks and is a beautiful destination to spend an eventful holiday. The vibrant markets of Bangkok are the main draw for the visitors to the city. There are a good number of Muslims in the city and finding halal-friendly facilities in Bangkok is never a problem. Whether it is mosques or halal restaurants, Bangkok offers its Muslim visitors with the best amenities.
When it comes to sightseeing, the city has a plethora of option. Whether it is the Grand Palace or the Royal Barge Museum, the city is high on a dose of cultural attractions. On one hand, visitors can see high-rise buildings, on the other the Floating Market has its own appeal. Aptly named the 'Venice of the East', a trip to Bangkok would be incomplete without enjoying a ride along one of the water canals in the city. Bangkok also offers a good range of museums like the Jim Thompson House, King Prajadhipok Museum, Ban Kamthieng, Museum of Siam, M.R. Kukrit\'s Heritage Home, Suan Pakkad Palace, etc.
The city is known for its shopping and is a delight for avid shoppers. There are numerous places where visitors can shop; the Siam Paragon is one of the best places to shop in Bangkok. The Banglamphu Market is where one can find the best and most affordable deals. The areas of Phahurat and Yaowarat are must-visits for those shopping for authentic items. The city also features some excellent shopping malls like Siam Center, Emporium and MBK Center.
There are two airports that serve Bangkok, the Suvarnabhumi Airport and the Don Muang Airport. Most of the flights use the Suvarnabhumi Airport except for Orient Thai,Nok Air and Air Asia that use the Dong Muang Airport. Both the airports are about 30Km from the city center.
From the Suvarnabhumi Airport, the best way to get to the downtown area of the city is by the Airport Rail Link. The trains are available from 6:00 AM to 11:59 PM. The Airport Rail Link operates a non-stop Express Link and a City Line. There are also private Airport Express buses that connect the city to the airport. A one-way trip by the airport express bus can cost around 32 Baht. There are also metered taxis available from the airport to the city and can cost around 200-400 Baht.
The Don Muang Airport also offers good connectivity by taxis and buses. Buses can cost around 30 Baht for a one-way trip and taxis can cost around 250 Baht.
For Muslim visitors, Bangkok offers a variety of halal restaurants where they can dine. Some of the best halal restaurants in the city include Sara Restaurant, Yusuf Foods, Wrap-It at Siam Paragon, Akbar Restaurant, etc. These restaurants serve authentic Thai, Indian, Chinese, Middle Eastern and American cuisine.
Bangkok has a number of mosques where visitors can stop to offer their prayers. The Bangkok Mosqueis the most prominent and the biggest mosque in Bangkok. The other mosques in Bangkok include the Darool Aman Mosque, Al-Huda Mosque, Chakrabongse Mosque,Tanson Mosque, Noor-ul-Islam Mosque, Luang Mosque, etc.