Can you suggest any popular Tourist Attraction in Bangkok that is not Museum?

It is a shame you don't want to visit the floating market because there you could take some interesting photos. You wouldn't have to buy anything. I think you would like to see the Golden Temple and take some photos of it. I hope you find somewhere to ride an elephant. Good luck with your trip to Thailand.

Well, if I were in Bangkok, I will certainly enjoy the night life here. You can find some interesting elements for the night life, I'm sure. There're famous thai girls shows in most clubs. Thai people is friendly and nice, and the foods are pretty unique as well. I've been to Thailand few times and I like the country. Enjoy your trip.

I am sorry but I don't think there are a lot of museums in Bangkok. so correct me if I am wrong here. As Thailand's main religion is Buddhism, the capital - Bangkok which you are visiting has many famous Buddhist temples and the popular ones are the Golden Buddha Temple, Reclining Buddha Temple and Emerald Buddha Temple. They are the main temples which are being featured in the capital's city tour. Another popular attraction for the Buddhists would be the Four Faced Buddha located at the Grand Hyatt Hotel where it is regarded the ultimate Buddhists' pilgrimage site. Since you are there over the weekend, I think you will be interested to visit the Weekend Market at Chatuchak which opens only on Saturdays for great bargain shopping. You can literally find almost everything there and be prepared to sweat it out (literally). Another interesting place to visit would be Chinatown where you can shop and eat local Chinese delicacies and snacks. You can enjoy Hongkong Dim Sum too. For entertainment, the capital is not short of it. I enjoy watching the Calypso (transvestite) Show, Patpong night market and a good traditional Thai massage.

I visited Bangkok last year and we were planning on visiting a theme park called Dreamworld, because I had read about that place on the internet, but we didn't have time to go there, so I have no personal experience from the place, but you could look it up online. I am not sure if they their own website, but you can read the reviews on Tripadvisor. We chose to ride an elephant in Laos instead of Thailand, but it is definately possible to ride an elephant in Thailand as well. I know that there is a national park called Khao Yai where there are elephants and many other animals. The trip from Bangkok to the park takes about 3 hours. Viator arranges a tour to the park and ox cart ride and an elephant ride are included in tour. I know that because we originally wanted to buy that tour. I think that the tour sounds interesting but it not especially cheap, so you might want to choose a different option, but you can visit Viator's site and read about it yourself. Another thing that I would suggest is a cruise on the river in Bangkok. There are two options. The first option is a private tour for one hour. We did that and we enjoyed it a lot, but those cruises are designed for the tourists and I think that they are too expensive. The river ferry (express boat) is much, much cheaper but it is often crowded and it might be difficult to find a seat. The sellers will try very hard to convince you to take the private tour, but the exprss boat is a better option if you want to save money.

Since you go to Bangkok,why not join some night club and what the performance fo ladyboy?Haha I think it must be very interesting.

Bangkok? All the dirty seedy old men from the UK go to see the ladyboys and buy wives