Browse Bangkok neighbourhoods with guides to local areas, markets, and sights. Discover districts with temples, street food, and riverside walks in Thailand’s capital.
There’s a lot to do in Bangkok’s Silom district, enjoy the city’s skyline from rooftop bars, enjoy diverse cuisines at restaurants available to all budgets, from Michelin-starred eateries to street food stalls, dive into the vibrant nightlife scene.
Bangkok Old Town, Rattanakosin Island, is a historic area that reflects the city’s rich cultural heritage. The Grand Palace, a magnificent architectural feat and former royal residence, is a focal point.
Khao San Road, together with Soi Rambuttri, is a vibrant street in the Banglamphu district of Bangkok, not far from the famous Wat Phra Kaew (The Grand Palace) and Wat Pho.
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Ploenchit is a dynamic district in the heart of Bangkok, blending modernity and tradition. Once known for embassies along Wireless Road, it has evolved into a trendy spot for shopping and dining with countless restaurants inside.
Sukhumvit is one of the most versatile areas of Bangkok, with a huge array of hotels and restaurants, from street food to affordable Michelin Star restaurants. Sukhumvit neighbourhood is immense and is a popular residential area for expats who live mostly in the many sois that branch out from the main road.
Yaowarat Road in Bangkok Chinatown are one of the oldest Chinese communities in Thailand and is always an attraction, ranking high on any traveller’s list of things to see in Bangkok, buzzing with activity day and night.