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Exploring Bangkok city. Phra Nakhon. Soi Street Life and Food. Walking Tour. Thailand, 4K 60fps

Historic Phra Nakhon is home to the 18th-century Grand Palace, a royal residence with lavish throne halls, museums, and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha. Other landmarks include Wat Pho, a large temple known for its massive reclining Buddha statue, and Phra Sumen Fort, set amid a leafy riverfront park. Trendy riverside bistros mix with buzzing street food kiosks, while raucous live music bars line famed Khaosan Road.

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