As they say that the best things in life are free, many of Bangkok’s charms and visuals are free to love and behold. Bangkok, the charming metropolis, has a very special place in the hearts of people struck with wanderlust. If you are a college student or a person travelling within a fixed budget or shoestring budget, there is something for you too. Yes, Bangkok is kind to everyone and give you a chance to experience the best of the city, and that too, absolutely free. So, here is the list of things you could do in Bangkok that are free. An awe-inspiring Puppet show at the Artist House, Bangkok. The best place to witness the fine points of the dying art of Thai puppetry is at the Artist House, Bangkok. And the best part, the entry, show everything is absolutely free. Yes! There is not even a single donation box in sight for the show. You can see the show every day at 2 pm, and this art gallery is situated in the Thonburi area. It is suggested to check about the show in advance as sometimes the artists perform some other part of the city for special events. Meditation classes at Wat Mahathat. Did you ever want to learn the fine points of meditation from the great masters themselves? Now, your wish could be fulfilled as you can learn walking and standing meditation from the monks of Wat Mahathat. These classes are organized every day, and you can simply walk in and enroll. The classes are free of cost, and each session can last up to few hours. Rod Fai Market. On the eastern outskirts of Bangkok is a picturesque market of Rod Fai, which is an excellent place to shop for unique second-hand items and vintage goods. You could spend an evening going through the beautiful vintage stuff that can take your breath away, and if you are not planning to buy anything, then click a selfie with such amazing background. Thai dancing at Erawan shrine. You can see the splendour of Than Thao Mahaprom’s statue at the Erawan shrine. Not just that, enjoy the Thai classical dance for free, which is performed several times a day. So, it is a win-win situation., you get to pay respects at the most revered shrine in Bangkok and also witness a classical dance form for free. So, come visit Bangkok, trust us, it would cost you much!
