We stayed at the Oriental Residence which was a fantastic hotelCosta Coffee breakfast – Siam Paragon shopping mallSea Life Ocean World aquariumSea Life Ocean World aquariumMatilda you’ve been photobombedLunch at a Japanese restaurant – Siam Paragon shopping mallThe shopping malls are a great way to escape the heat and humidityThe pool at the Oriental Residence hotelWat Po Buddhist temple complex in the Phra Nakhon District, BangkokReclining Buddha – Wat PhoThe reclining Buddha feet are embedded with Mother of PearlWaiting for our boat to ChinatownLost in Bangkok. After a lovely lunch in Chinatown we caught a Tuk Tuk back to our apartment. We took the scenic route as the driver got lost.Kacha Kacha Japanese Teppanyaki and Yakitori restaurant at AsiatiqueAsiatique is a riverfront mall and shopping bazaarGlenn enjoys some coconut juice at the air-conditioned JJ Mall, located near the Chatuchak Markets.Chatuchak Weekend Markets are massive. If you see something make sure you buy as you’ll have trouble finding the store again, the place is like a rabbit warren.Souvenirs from Chatuchak MarketsThe girls enjoy some Häagen-Dazs ice creamKidzania. Children act out various careers and make money to spend in the souvenir shop. Mind you, you’d need to attend a few times to get enough money to buy anything. This is the Captain speaking. I presume the auto-pilot is on.View from our apartment showing the embassy of the NederlandsWe found a playground near our hotel – Lumphini Park. The park also had monitor lizards.At the Suvarnabhumi airport, Bangkok, waiting for our flight back to Sydney
