Information: The Baiyoke Tower II, located on 222 Rajprarop Road in the Ratchathewi district of Bangkok, Thailand, is the country's tallest building. It contains the Baiyoke Sky Hotel, the tallest hotel in Southeast Asia and the third-tallest all-hotel structure in the world, with 673 guest rooms.

The building is 304 m (997 ft) tall, or 328 m (1,076 ft) tall if its antenna is included. It has 85 floors, with a public observatory on the 77th floor, a bar called "Roof Top Bar & Music Lounge" on the 83rd floor, and a 360-degree revolving roof deck on the 84th floor. Construction on the building ended in 1997, with the antenna being added two years later, in 1999.

Information: At Dreamworld Amusement Park in Bangkok you will find all the usual, rides like the roller coasters, haunted mansion, bumper cars as well as Viking swing boats. The special feature of this amusement park in Bangkok is that it is further categorized into different segments each based on different themes like for example Fantasy Land where there are depiction of fairy tales of Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty etc. 

But the major attraction of the Dreamworld, Bangkok is the Snow Land , a unique concept with a huge field of snow created, children will love here to build snowman. A much loved theme and rightly so in a hot and humid Bangkok.

Another theme loved by the kids is The Colors of the World Parade , here the special cartoon characters are there in the extravagant procession.

Information: When you enter the Dusit Zoo you will almost certainly encounter some elephants. They are enjoying themselves making the visitors wet, it is fun to see these animals. There are some nice animals to be watched in this zoo, it offers some nice areas and some bad developed areas, but is an okay zoo, it has a big place where you can find food, but it is inside and not that fun to sit, a bit further in the zoo you will find a KFC with an outside sitting area, this is more fun!

Information: Leoland is located on the sixth floor of the Central City Bangna Shopping Center this is a great fun zone for families as it has a waterpark and over twenty fun packed amusement rides, reasonably priced, including go-carts, a Leo Coaster, and a traveltron simulator. Kids particularly love the large water slide and can spend the entire day getting wet.

Information: Safari World is a zoo in Bangkok, Thailand that consists of two parks that is named Safari Park and Marine Park.

Safari World opened its doors in 1988 with a total area of 480 acres (1.9 km²) for its open zoo and 180 acres (0.73 km²) for its bird park

Safari Park stretches about 8 kilometers long and a 45 minute drive through the park where there are a lot of wild animals. there is a Tiger and Lion feeding show.

The Marine Park houses a vast spectrum of animal of land, sea and air. The attractions are the Orang Utan boxing show, Sea Lion feeding show, Cowboy stunt show, Spy War and others.

Information: Founded in 1950 by Thailand's famous crocodile king, Utai Youngprapakorn, this crocodile farm ranks as one of the world's largest. It lies 30 kilometers south of Bangkok, housing a diverse range of more than 60,000 fresh and seawater crocodiles, including the largest ever held in captivity. Apart from the crocodile wrestling show that runs every hour, you can also watch trained elephants, gibbons, lions and snakes, amongst other animals. At the Dinosaur Museum on-site, 13 species of life-size dinosaurs and skeletons are displayed, along with an audio/visual show presenting stories on extinct animals.

Information: Covering an area of 10,000 square meters (the size of two football pitches) on the basement of the luxurious Siam Paragon shopping mall, Siam Ocean World is one of the largest aquariums in Southeast Asia. A subsidiary of the Oceanis Australia Group, the world's leading aquarium operators, Siam Ocean World is fast becoming everyone's favourite day-out city attraction, as well as a learning centre for kids. It features over 30,000 marine animals -  comprising 400 species - in innovative world-class exhibits.

Information: Siam Park is a huge recreational park featuring various swimming pools, towering waterslides, whirlpools, fountains and a lake. The park's highlight is the 400-metre Super Spiral waterslide, while the giant man-made sea pool with artificial surf is just as spectacular. Further attractions include playgrounds, botanical gardens, an open zoo and an aviary. Try to go on a weekday as it tends to get pretty busy on weekends and public holidays. Facilities include changing rooms, swimsuit rental and fast food outlets.

Information: The Snake Farm or Queen Saowapha Memorial Institute, formerly the Pasteur Institute, is set up to produce anti-venom serum for snake-bite victims nationwide. Venomous snakes including the king cobra, Siamese cobra, Russell's viper, banded krait, Malayan pit viper, green pit viper and Pope's pit viper are milked daily for their venom to make snake-bite antidote. Venom-milking and snake-handling shows are held daily at 10.30 am and 2.00 pm on weekdays, and 10.30 am on public holidays. Lots of information on herpetology and toxicology is available at the institute.

The Snake Farm is located on Rama IV Road, near Henri Dunant Avenue, within the Thai Red Cross Institute. If you happen to get bitten by a snake or any other kind of animal then this is a good place to come for treatment. Vaccinations are available for cholera, smallpox, typhoid, hepatitis and rabies as well as snake bite.

Information: This entertainment zone has been operating since 1994 and since then has seen hordes of children pass through its doors. It is a great place to bring your kids for a fun time on the weekends. The activities are aimed at children aged 3-10 years. There is a playground and many game machines; all for attractive ride price. The ride is priced per person, also you can enjoy working out in the Yoyo, which again charges separately.