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Bangkok city
Bangkok is a large Asian city that is found in the Kingdom of Thailand, and it represents the national administrative capital of the country since King Rama first assumed the throne of rule in the year one thousand seven hundred and eighty-two, in addition to being the hub of trade, finance, tourism, and culture; it is the port In the Kingdom, and the only global city in the country, it represents with its landmarks a wonderful blend of ancient and modern history of Thailand.
Location and area of Bangkok city
Bangkok is located in the Kingdom of Thailand, specifically at the Chao Phraya River Delta, in the area overlooking the Gulf of Thailand, and it occupies a geographical area estimated at 2,300 km2 (900 mi²), and it sits on a land that rises about twelve meters above sea level, either from the side Astronomical, Bangkok is located on longitude (100.50), and latitude (13.75).
Residents of Bangkok City
The city of Bangkok lives in the urban area, including 10,350,204 people, according to the statistics of the two thousand and nineteen, and thus it is considered the largest city in Thailand in terms of population, and the city has enjoyed a large and rapid growth in the population since the year one thousand and three hundred and fifty thousand, with this number Population, and statistical estimates indicate that this number will rise to 12,679,614 people by the year two thousand and thirty-five, and given the demographics, the vast majority of the population of Bangkok are Thais, in addition to Chinese nationalities, Japanese, European, American, Australian, and other races.
The most important landmarks of Bangkok city
The city of Bangkok includes many places and wonderful tourist attractions, and the following is a mention of the most important:
- Wat Pho Temple: It is a Buddhist temple distinguished by its wonderful design, and it is very popular with city tourists.
- Chatuchak Market: It is a vibrant, active market, and is considered one of the largest in the world.
- Wat Phra Kaew Temple: It is a Royal Thai Buddhist temple distinguished by its attractive architectural style.
- The Grand Palace: It is a wonderful royal palace that was previously used as a residence for the ruling family, then it turned into a place for celebrations, and occasions.
- Lumpini Park: It is a wonderful natural place that includes a picturesque lake, and different types of plants, and trees.
