Locals call it Krung Thep, the “City of Angels.” Tourists who think they are cool refer to it as “Big Mango.” Officially, it is Bangkok, Thailand.
While many of the scenes depicted in ‘The Hangover Part II’ can certainly be found in Thailand’s capital city, there is much more to Bangkok than wild parties and alcohol. The city is home to more than 8 million. Located in the Chao Phraya River delta, the city is hot year-round, and muggy during the summertime rainy season.
Wheelchair accessibility is poor, but improving. Adventurous wheelchair travelers can immerse themselves in Thai culture and experience many of the city’s most popular attractions with the information contained in this guide.
Bangkok Travel Guide Contents
Bangkok Airport Wheelchair Access - WheelchairTravel.org
Can you gate check your personal wheelchair in Bangkok? What to expect, and how to travel through Suvarnabhumi Airport BKK with a wheelchair or disability.
John Morris
Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in Bangkok, Thailand
Lumphini Park, Baiyoke Tower, Weekend Market & Golden Buddha are wheelchair accessible. Bangkok attractions, with information on how to access them.
John Morris
Wheelchair Accessible Hotels in Bangkok, Thailand
A list and reviews of wheelchair accessible hotels in Bangkok. Where to find a room with a roll-in shower, grab bars and other accessibility features.
John Morris
Bangkok, Thailand Wheelchair Accessible Public Transportation
Detailed review of wheelchair accessibility for the BTS Skytrain, Airport Rail Link ARL and MRT subway trains in Bangkok, Thailand.
John Morris
Wheelchair Taxis in Bangkok, Thailand - Wheelchair Travel
Bangkok Wheelchair Taxi: Accessible transportation providers in Bangkok, Thailand, with lift and ramp access.
John Morris
“Roll-ability” of Bangkok Sidewalks - Wheelchair Travel
The majority of sidewalks in Bangkok present significant accessibility challenges to wheelchair users. The most common issues are…
John Morris
Bangkok Travel Visa Requirements & Safety - Wheelchair Travel
Thailand Visa Requirements: Travel requirements, emergency resources and safety information for wheelchair users traveling to Bangkok, Thailand.
John Morris
