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Bandra-Worli Sea Link
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Balinghai Beach
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Bangalore Palace (Bengaluru Palace)
- An audio tour is included with admission.
- Travelers must pay extra if they want to use their cameras.
- A visit to Bangalore Palace is an excellent choice for history buffs and architecture lovers.
- Wheelchair users might find it challenging to get around the palace.
Bandstand Promenade
On weekends and evenings, the promenade’s amphitheater hosts concerts and performances, as well as the annual Mumbai Festival and Celebrate Bandra Festival.
Many of Bollywood’s biggest stars, including Shahrukh Khan, own flats just across the road from the promenade. In 2012, a Walk of the Stars opened on the promenade, featuring life-sized brass tributes to Bollywood legends, each likeness lounging on a park bench.
Bang Pa-In Palace
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Bali Butterfly Park
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Bali Bird Park
- Kids will love the chance to feed birds as diverse as pelicans, parrots, and lories.
- The on-site restaurant includes coloring facilities for younger children.
- The air-conditioned 4D cinema makes a great retreat on a rainy day.
- Bali Bird Park is probably the best place in the world to see Indonesian birds.
Ban Mae Sa Mai Village
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Bakong
One of the earliest temples in the region, Bakong was built in tiers within a strict geometric matrix, a style recognizable in the later Angkor Wat. Though significantly smaller than that complex, Bakong has a charm all its own.
The central temple rises on 5 tiers and was dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva. It dates to 881 AD, though the tower which forms its focal point was added much later.
Around two dozen graceful, free-standing “satellite” temples dot the grounds in various states of repair, some garnished with jungle growth. Stupas reflect the temple’s later embrace of Buddhism, while an adjacent monastery ensures the site retains its spiritual significance into the present day.
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Bakong, along with Lolei and Preah Ko, is in the Roluos group of temples, off National Highway 6 which heads west out of Siem Reap.
Bali Provincial State Museum (Negeri Propinsi Bali)
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Bangalore Fort (Kempegowda's Fort)
- Bangalore Fort is a must-visit for history buffs and architecture lovers.
- Make sure to wear sunscreen and a hat, along with comfortable shoes.
- The fort is not suitable for wheelchair users.
Bangkok Chinatown (Yaowarat)
- Bangkok Chinatown is a must-see for foodies and first-time visitors.
- Wear comfortable shoes and prepare to walk; there’s a lot to see in this busy neighborhood.
- Most Chinatown tours include a bit of shopping, eating, and temple visits.
- Walking and biking tours that include Chinatown typically last three to five hours.
Bamboo Hanging Bridge
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Bangkok National Museum
Inside you will find a truly enormous collection of treasures including paintings, sculptures, bronzes and prehistoric art from Thailand and other Asian countries. You will want to give yourself plenty of time to thoroughly cover the exhibits and may want to consider hiring a guide for a more targeted tour. Highlights include a replica funeral chariot hall, the Buddhaisawan chapel and the weapon galleries.
Bali Botanic Garden
- Bali Botanic Gardens appeals to plant-lovers—and anyone who’d like to beat the heat.
- Bali Treetop Adventure Park within the park requires a separate fee and includes rope-walking circuits and zip lines for kids and adults.
- Temperatures in Bedugul can drop as low as 55°F (13°C): Bring layers and rain protection.
Banaras Ghats
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Bang Saen Aquarium (Institute of Marine Science)
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Bangkok Cruise Port
- Shore excursions typically include port pickup and drop-off.
- Laem Chabang port has food kiosks, gift shops, a massage spa, and a visitor information center.
- With transfer times taking around two hours, full-day shore excursions can last up to 12 hours.