In this episode, Tim and David explore the bustling city of Bangkok, diving into its vibrant culture, unique markets, world-class shopping, and a wide range of hotels. Whether you're looking for a budget stay or luxurious splurge, here’s what you’ll hear: Episode Highlights: Intro to Bangkok: Tim kicks things off by describing Bangkok as a city that’s "big, beautiful, and bursting with energy." Both Tim and David discuss their love for this dynamic city and its blend of chaos and charm. Whether you love or hate it, Bangkok is undeniably one of the most unique cities in the world. Hotel Recommendations: Haheng House: David shares his experience at this affordable boutique hotel located in Bangkok's quiet Dusit district. For just $30-40 a night, you get beautiful rooms in a local, residential neighborhood close to the Chao Phraya River.The Siam Hotel: For those seeking luxury, David highlights The Siam, a stunning 5-star property offering $1,300 per night rooms, beautiful riverfront views, a world-class spa, and proximity to historic sites.Shangri-La Hotel: Tim recommends this iconic riverside hotel, known for its luxurious rooms, stunning views, and convenient boat services that allow you to explore Bangkok's markets and malls without getting stuck in traffic.Peninsula Hotel: Another top-tier riverside hotel offering luxurious accommodations and unforgettable spa experiences. Tim praises the Peninsula for its relaxing vibe and excellent boat transport to the city’s attractions. Shopping in Bangkok: MBK Center: A massive shopping complex with over 2,000 stores, offering everything from clothing to electronics. Tim and David discuss the quirky finds, like custom hats and t-shirts, and the sheer scale of this iconic mall that draws 100,000 visitors daily.Icon Siam: David highlights this ultra-luxurious shopping center with an indoor floating market, a unique spot for both high-end shopping and sampling authentic Thai street food. Unique Experiences: Chattachak Weekend Market: David describes this world-renowned market, one of the largest in the world, as a must-visit for shopping, eating, and experiencing Bangkok’s vibrant street culture.Changchui Creative Park: For a more artistic vibe, David recommends this creative hub where an old cargo plane has been turned into a cocktail bar, perfect for a unique night out.Wat Po Massage School: For a true cultural experience, David suggests visiting the Wat Po Massage School, one of Bangkok's oldest temples and home to traditional Thai massage. You can book an...