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What is the official currency of Bangkok?
Bangkok currently uses the Euro as their official currency.
What is the value of one Bangkok currency in Indian rupee?
wats the currency of 100 rs value in bangkok
Where do they use cts currency?
Bangkok
What is the name for Bangkok's currency?
Baht
What is the rate of Indian 1000 rupees in Bangkok currency?
2000
What currency do you need At Bangkok Airport if Im in Transit?
Thai baht
who currency use in Bangkok?
In Bangkok, the official currency is the Thai Baht (THB). It is widely used for all transactions, including shopping, dining, and transportation. Currency exchange services are readily available at banks, hotels, and exchange booths throughout the city, making it easy for travelers to obtain Baht. Credit and debit cards are also commonly accepted in many establishments.
What currency can I use at a bangkok hotel?
The accepted currency is the Baht. Use of credit cards at some places are accepted but with ATMs a plenty it is very easy to just swipe your personal/business card and out comes the local currency! Then your currency exchange troubles are solved!
What currency does Bankok use?
Bangkok uses the Thai Baht (THB) as its currency. The Baht is subdivided into 100 satang. It is widely accepted in all transactions throughout the city, including markets, shops, and restaurants. Currency exchange services are readily available for tourists.
Mafia Wars Bangkok money?
In Bangkok, the currency is Baht which is in real life the currency in Thailand. It's hard to earn Baht but the easiest way is to finish job tiers till you open the pirate jiob tier. In pirate job tier, you can earn a lot of Baht even if you have low energy stats cos the energy requirement for a job is low but the Baht pay out is high.
What province is bangkok in?
The city of Bangkok is in Bangkok province.
Does Bangkok have beaches?
No, Bangkok does not have beach. The closest beach area from Bangkok is to the east of Bangkok, Bang Saen, or the more popular one Pattaya.
