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BANGKOK RUNNING RACES 2024
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COMPLETE GUIDE TO RUNNING IN BANGKOK
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RUNNING, SIGHTSEEING AND SOAKING UP SONGKRAN FESTIVAL IN BANGKOK
Bangkok is a huge and modern city, but surprisingly easy to explore at street level. It is packed with excitement, from the charming historical downtown to prestigious shopping streets, passing by hidden temples and exotic markets.
Most of Bangkok’s sights are concentrated on the island of Rattanakosin, often referred to as the “Old City”. Here, you can admire the imposing, yet intricate architecture of the Grand Palace, Wat Arun and Wat Pho before stopping for a bite to eat on the bountiful Damnoen Saduak floating market. An all-round thrashing of the senses, Khao San Road is the epicenter of the Old City, where East takes on West in a battle for your Baht.
A city that is projected to exceed 10 million people by 2030 is naturally home to a plethora of events. From the wild and wonderful to the serene and salacious, there’s something for everyone. The national Songkran water fight, the renowned full moon festival of Loy Krathong and the Chinese New Year celebrations stand out on the Bangkok party calendar.
Runners are spoilt for choice here, with half marathons in mid-December and mid-August, a full marathon in mid-September, and a stream of sociable running events throughout the year. Sightrunning and running tours in Bangkok show you an endless list of attractions, and Central Lumphini Park is the perfect spot for a simple jog through lush greenery.
The wet months of August to October aren’t as popular as the December to March high season, but runners really enjoy facing the elements. The city is warm at any time of the year with temperatures over 30°C (86°F). All you need is a pair of running shoes and loose sports clothes, and you’re ready to go. Ready to book your trip to Bangkok? We recommend finding deals on KAYAK.