Dusit
Bangkok, Thailand
District·Historic, Governmental, Cultural
Dusit is one of Bangkok's 50 districts and serves as the administrative hub of Thailand. It is home to the National Assembly, Dusit Palace, and several ministries, making it a significant area for those interested in the country's political framework. The district is well-connected to Rattanakosin Island via Ratchadamnoen Avenue, offering visitors a chance to explore both historical and governmental landmarks within the city.
Highlights
- Home to the National Assembly and Dusit Palace.
- Connected to Rattanakosin Island via Ratchadamnoen Avenue.
- Several ministries are located here.
Things to consider before traveling to Dusit
- Close access to significant governmental buildings.
- Rich in cultural and historical landmarks.
- Part of the bustling city of Bangkok with easy access to other districts.
Tips
Getting Around
Dusit is well-connected by public transportation, making it easy to explore other parts of Bangkok.
Local Attractions
Don't miss the chance to visit Dusit Palace and the National Assembly for a deeper understanding of Thailand's history.
Cultural Etiquette
When visiting government buildings, dress modestly and be respectful of local customs.
Travel advice
Spring
Spring is a great time to visit Dusit with mild temperatures and fewer tourists.
Summer
Summers can be hot and humid, but it's a lively time with many local events.
Fall
Fall offers pleasant weather, ideal for exploring the district's historical sites.
Winter
Winter is cooler and less crowded, perfect for sightseeing without the heat.
Essentials
Currency
THB ฿
Average Cost
$50-$100 p/day
Population
107,655
Languages Spoken
Thai, English
Best Time to Visit
November-February
Occasion Tags
Cultural, Educational, Tourists
Location
Dusit, Bangkok, Thailand