Chatuchak MarketOne of the largest weekend markets in the world, Chatuchak has over 15,000 different stalls selling everything from food to clothes to pets.
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Wat Arun - IntroducingBangkok.com]]>100.488886,13.74371,0Jim Thompson HouseThe jungle-surrounded former home and art collection of legendary silk entrepeneur Jim Thompson, who mysteriously disappeared in 1967.
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IconSiam - IntroducingBangkok.com]]>100.509712,13.726346,0Patpong Night MarketPatpong Night Market is a thriving shopping district in the midst of one of Bangkok's liveliest nightlife zones, between Surawong and Silom Roads.
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