Discover Bangkok with guides to the best tours, attractions, temples, food, and markets. Explore travel tips, local culture, and must-see sights in Thailand’s capital.
Hua Lamphong Railway Station in Bangkok, officially known as Bangkok Railway Station, is one of the city’s iconic landmarks. Opened in 1916, this grand building is located in the heart of Bangkok and serves as a major transportation hub.
The new Nobu Rooftop Restaurant on the 57th, 58th, and 60th floors of The Empire Tower in Bangkok is a remarkable addition to the city’s dining scene and one of the most luxurious rooftop experiences Bangkok has to offer.
Hong Sieng Kong (ฮงเซียงกง) is a charming riverside café nestled in Talad Noi, a neighbourhood of Bangkok popular for its historical atmosphere mixed with young modern art.
For over 10 years, Unity Festival has been a leading trance festival in Israel with a clear purpose: to unite people through electronic music. Since its inception, the festival has grown into a unique gathering of music lovers from around the world, drawn to an atmosphere of unity and pure freedom.
After being open for over four decades in the Ploenchit district, Central Chidlom, one of Bangkok’s most popular department stores, finally got a full renovation.
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Bangkok Riverside is the most attractive part of Bangkok and every visitor should go around there one day, or even better book a hotel on the river bank.
No visit to Bangkok is complete without exploring its sights along the Chao Phraya River, the mighty waterway that weaves through the heart of the city. Explore the city’s cultural treasures at such temples as Wat Phra Kaew and Wat Arun.
Khlong Bang Luang Floating Market is a small local gem hidden along the canals on the Thonburi side of Bangkok. The market is filled with delicious food and many handmade products that show the locals’ craftsmanship.
Bangkok is blessed with more than 400 temples. Locally known as ‘Wats’ many of them are immense, superbly crafted and should absolutely be part of your visit to Bangkok. With so many temples to discover, which one should be on your list?
Korean Town in Sukhumvit Plaza is a little slice of Korea on Sukhumvit Road, in the heart of Bangkok. It’s an old four-story mall packed with Korean restaurants, shops, and businesses, mostly located on the ground floor and first floor.
Akara Sky Hanuman Bangkok is the latest rooftop bar in Bangkok, and this one is pretty impressive! Perched on the 61st floor of One City Center in Ploenchit, opposite the Central Embassy, it offers almost a 360-degree panoramic view of Bangkok Skyline.
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Thonburi is the historic less hectic area in Bangkok, known for its cultural charm and traditional way of life. It was once the capital of Thailand and is home to many temples, including Wat Arun, famous for its stunning spires.
On the Thonburi side of Bangkok, most travellers will visit the iconic Wat Arun temple, known for its stunning architecture and riverside location, but to the surprise of many travellers, there are a lot of hidden gems on this understated side of Bangkok.
Siam Center, despite being near one of Bangkok’s most popular shopping malls, Siam Paragon. It can compete with Siam Paragon. Siam Center is widely known for its artistic shopping. It is a place where lifestyle and art meet.
Guan Yu Shrine is an ancient shrine dedicated to Lord Guan, the god of loyalty and morality according to Chinese beliefs. The shrine is located on the western bank of the Chao Phraya River, in Thonburi. It is another go-to place in Thonburi and is easily accessible as it is only 1.5 km away from Iconsiam.
Sathorn is the business district of Bangkok and hotels in Sathorn cater to diverse tastes, mostly upmarket and often with rooftop bars and restaurants. South Sathorn, served by BTS stations, offers convenient access.
The Sirimahannop Tall Ship, anchored at Asiatique the Riverfront Night Market on the Chao Phraya River, was built to honour the memory of the renowned “Thoon Kramom” vessel.