Enter a bustling, exciting, vibrant mix of eateries, bars and lines of street stalls selling clothes, jewellery and tantalizing Thailand souvenirs. With the rich smoky scents of vendors cooking fresh Pad Thai on the curbside, t-shirt and jewellery stalls decorating the road walkways, and a maze of ferny alleys lined with local and travelling characters, a trip to Bangkok is incomplete without a stroll through its most lively, action-packed area. The area was once the infamous backpackers' haunt but is now a family-friendly area where tourists towing prams and elite Bangkokians come to spend the day. Nightlife here is still robust, however, and many are up until dawn enjoying the revelries on this street.

Thailand’s revered King Rama IV built this temple’s large golden chedi atop the ruins of previous temple buildings. The chedi is layered with centuries of gold leaf. Visitors can take the easy winding stairs that encircle the mount to the viewpoint at the top. A small entrance fee allows you to enter the terrace and the temple area where you will have a 360-degree view of Bangkok.

To stay close to the centre of it all, Saint George would probably be the best pick when it comes to beaches on Naxos. Located in very close proximity to the island's Hora, it is, perhaps, what one would refer to as the "city beach". The water here is shallow, which is perfect for families with children.

This unique museum presents counterfeit goods seized in raids and gives educational tours about intellectual property infringement. It features a collection comprising more than 4000 goods that infringe trademarks, patents, and copyright. This very educational place shows case studies to display the consequences of fake products. Admission is free, but you have to book an appointment at least 24 hours in advance.