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Uncovering Bangkok: A city of extremes

With Thailand celebrating Chakri Day this week to honor the founding of the Chakri dynasty, a historical event that led to the birth of Bangkok as the country's new capital, CNNGo decided to showcase the best this globally adored city has to offer.
We’re ‘uncovering’ it all, offering an insider’s look at the best hotels, nightlife, food and neighborhoods, as well as some of the city’s interesting people and places. And not just in Bangkok. CNNGo is also exploring the best of Thai/Bangkok food and culture in the other five cities we cover.
Below are some of the highlights:
Often overshadowed by Ekkamai and Thonglor, this refined Bangkok neighborhood is a quiet but classy alternative to its popular neighbors.
This sinking city is buoyed by a populace and a culture that are as diverse as its full name is interminably long.
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As the nation celebrates its nine-king dynasty we look back at some of its most historic moments -- including the founding of Bangkok.
Whether you want crazy, alcohol fueled hedonism or classy evenings sipping top wines, we think Bangkok's nightlife is hands down the best in the world. We dare you to disagree.
An old American travel video showcases the city’s cultures and traditions, and shows that thankfully, some things haven’t changed.
The streets of Bangkok's most famous thoroughfare are certainly multi-purpose. Where else would you find a Thai restaurant that turns into a transsexual beauty parlor at night?
From budget digs to the super swanky, we've picked out 20 of our favorite accommodation options in Bangkok.
City-destroying monsters, gay puppy love and a streaker near Victory Monument are just some of the scenes that showcase our great city.
A travel photographer captures the beauty of Bangkok from the Moon. Banyan Tree's Moon Bar, that is.
Who needs pad Thai when these traditional but neglected Thai dishes are still going strong in some restaurants?
From a former governor to a singing superstar, some of Bangkok's high profile residents tell us why they love their city.
Right, and here are some of our favorite stories from the last few months about Bangkok:
On the job with Bangkok’s Erawan Shrine dancers
There's no doubt these women, famed for their graceful moves, love to dance. But behind the dazzle are tired feet, weight concerns and too much smoke.
We go along for the ride with Bangkok's competitive merchants of death.
Bangkok Art Map, the city's essential guide for art lovers, shares its top picks for the coming weeks.
The crowds stopped cheering years ago, but these former boxers haven't given up the fight.
Decoding Bangkok’s multi-moniker girl-girl pair-ups.
Once legendary for its flophouses, Banglamphu now offers sophisticated accomodations for the world-weary traveller.
Forget the Weekend Market. Bangkok's lovers of the old, torn and pre-worn prefer these superbly aged vintage excavation grounds.
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