Our favourite wat in Bangkok has to be **Wat Pho**. Not least of all because it’s home to the extraordinary Reclining Buddha, Thailand’s largest at 46 metres long. Aside from Wat Pho’s most famous relaxed resident, its gleaming golden temples are truly impressive; make sure you have plenty of time to wander, meditate and appreciate. \ The **Grand Palace** was built as a royal residence. The family no longer lives there, meaning more time for us visitors to admire the astonishing palace complex. Even more spectacular is Wat Phra Kaew, next door. It’s cliché to say that a building is breath taking, but Wat Phra Kaew really will leave you breathless. Make time to marvel at its curvaceous, golden temples, precious mini-Emerald Buddha and the many Ramakian murals. \ Step into the bustling, vibrant world of Bangkok's **Chinatown**, one of the biggest in the world. A kaleidoscope of sights, sounds and flavours awaits you in one of the most pulsating and energetic corners of the city. Lose yourself in Chinatown’s maze of narrow alleyways, where you'll discover hidden temples, colourful markets and steaming street food stalls. If you’re looking for a place to try out a mouthwatering array of delectable dishes, Bangkok’s Chinatown is waiting for you.