Visit the Erawan Shrine and then walk to Siam Paragon. We have lunch at the Siam Paragon's food court, it is a new and biggest shopping center in Bangkok.

We have ordered Hot Plate Seafood Sukiyaki (55bt) - not nice as the squid is not well done, Fried Noodle with Pork (45bt), Crispy Crab Omelette with rice (55bt) and a regular Thai Ice Tea (45bt).

There are a lot of universities student having meal or meeting up at the food court, they have standard colour of university uniform - white shirt and black dress/pants. The only way to differeciate which university are they from are thru a pin label that they wear on the shirt.

We then take BTS to Sala Daeng for dinner. We walk around Patpong Market, there's nothing much to see. Most of the stalls selling popular brands' imitation bags, clothing, watch...almost similar with Petaling Street here. There's also staff in the pole dancing clubs stand by the street to look for customers.

At the end, we took dinner at Novus restaurant nearby Patpong market. We've ordered Singha beer (70bt), Thai fried rice (150bt), Fried Thai noodle with Thai sauce (140bt).

Depart to Ayuthaya from hotel. The one day tour cost 1200bt pax. It's usually 10 persons in a group. But fortunately (to us), there's no one signing up tour package to Ayuthaya today, hehe...so there's only three of us going there. We can "occupied" the tour guide :D.

A van pick us up, we passed by Khao San road to drop off two tourists for a different trip. Khao San road has a lot of budget accomodation for backpackers. But I can't believe there are people already start drinking in the early morning. May be they never stop drinking from last night.

Our tour guide, Wasana is a freelance tour guide. She is very friendly and nice. She told us a lot about Bangkok and Thailand stories along the way to Ayuthaya. The journey is about two hours drive.

The first destination we will visit is the Bang Pa In Summer Palace that was built in the 17th century. It is a beautiful palace mixture of oriental and western architecture styles surrounded by the beautiful royal botanical garden.

There are a lot of mango trees in the garden. The garden is maintained very well.

We took early lunch today before going to the last places attraction in this Ayutthaya trip.It's a restaurant by the river.

After the lunch, we go for elephant riding. It cost about 400bt for about 20 minutes ride.

After the ride, we go to Wat Phra Sri San Phet, the largest temple in Ayutthaya. It was built in the 14th century. The main temple hall is rebuilt nearby and it was called Wat Phra Mongkhon Baphit. It has the largest bronze Buddha in Thailand.

Take BTS to Siam station and have dinner at Bah Khun Mae, a nice Thai restaurant. Atmosphere and food is good. Spent 1122bt for the meal.

It took us some time to look for the restaurant. This is because the details from brochure/book is wrong again.

After the dinner, we proceed to Asia hotel via BTS for a superb lady boy show at Calypso Cabaret. The theather is in the Asia hotel itself. As it is a good show, the tickets are selling fast. It's best to ask tour agency to book for you or you may reserve the ticket online - http://www.calypsocabaret.com. We got our ticket at 700bt pax. The ticket provided a free drink too.

We need to go to Grand Palace, so we take BTS to Saphan Taksin. There's a river taxi service at there.

You may buy tickets when you get on board or you may buy one day pass ticket at the ticket counter. I bought a one day pass ticket (100bt) comes with a free travel guide book and a small bottle of mineral water.

Finally we have found the entrance. The entrance ticket for Wat Phra Kaew and Grand Palace cost 250bt per person. We starts travelling from Wat Phra Kaew.

Their architecture is amazing. The sculpture art on the building is cool too! Every statue or pieces on the wall maintains well. There are a lot of tourist groups. You can listen the stories told by the tour guide from a certain distance. But better don't let them discover you are listening. :D

The Grand Palace is just next to the Wat Phra Kaew. They are connected. The most significant building in Grand Palace would be the Chakri Maha Prasat Hall. It was built by King Chulalongkorn. The architecture presents mixture of European and Thai style.

As we are not sure which way we should go to Wat Pho, we ask the staff stand by the door. We can't believe he actually told us that Wat Pho is now closed for lunch time and suggested we go to some other places. How can a tourist attraction closed for lunch time? We later seek advice from other staff which are girls. Their information is correct.

At last we found the place and bought the ticket cost 50bt for entrance.

After the massage, we buy fruits and ice-cream as our lunch. The weather is so hot.

The next destination is China town. We took river taxi to Ratchawongse Pier.

Walk around China town. China town is very happening, there are a lot of wholesale outlets at here, especially women accessories and toys.

林真香 is very famous in Bangkok China town. Especially pork floss biscuit. The boss know how to speak Cantonese.

Some people in China town knows how to communicate little bit of Mandarin, most of them are Cheow Chao.

Walking around Suan Lum Night Bazaar. If comparing it with Chatuchak market, Suan Lum's stuff are more expensive.

The weather doesn't really in good mood, going to rain. Hence, we have to go back to our hotel.

Depart to Mo Chit station, heading to Chatuchak market.

A lot of tourist going there, you can see a lot of foreigners in the BTS Mo Chit line. In fact, it's a big weekend market that everyone likes.

Arrive at Chatuchak market. A lot of people are earlier than us. But some stalls are just start setting up.

There are seriously a lot of stalls in the market, it would be easier if you obtain a Chatuchak market map when you arrived. We also tried the local food there, such as Thailand ice-cream (3bt), Ka Long Jin (30bt), fried chicken, seafood glass noodle, Thai noodle (126bt). By the way, Thailand orange juice is very nice too.

The market is so huge, we are tired, can't walk all the stalls. Furthermore, more stalls are setting up when we are leaving, those are stalls opening at night. It's becoming pact and difficult to move.

As we are going to the BTS station, we saw more people are walking towards the Chatuchak market.

I miss the Thai ice tea at Siam Paragon food court. So we take BTS to Siam station.

We bought one day BTS pass this morning. As tonight it's the last night in this Bangkok trip. So we decided to enjoy Bangkok night by dropping at some stations.

First, we go to Saphan Taksin station, the Chao Phraya River station. We step into Shangrila hotel, there's no one in there except staff. It is so quiet. We took some pictures and then go to Asok station. We saw a happening street not far away from Asok station. So we go there and explore, but find out it's a "meat" market. Lots of pubs or dancing pole clubs and foreigners looking for girls. We actually wish to walk further, but worried there's isn't enough time to take BTS back to our hotel. Next station we are going to is Phrom Phong, nothing much to see there. So we head to Thong Lo station and go for supper at the same restaurant again.

Check out and go to airport to catch our flight by taxi.

We passed by Ekkamai station, missed to see things around at this station last night.