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Terminal 21 Bangkok

Terminal 21 Bangkok

    Terminal 21 Bangkok on Sukhumvit is like no other shopping mall in the city, a fun place to visit, even if you don’t plan to buy anything. It is designed like the departure hall of a vast international airport, with escalators and boarding gates to take you to nine different destinations in no time


    Baan Phadthai Restaurant Bangkok

    Baan Phadthai Restaurant Bangkok

      Baan Phadthai is a beautiful restaurant which received a Michelin Bib Gourmand (inspectors’ favourites for good value) hidden in one of these tiny lanes of Bangrak between Silom and the riverside.

      Char Rooftop Bar at Indigo Hotel Bangkok

      Char Rooftop Bar Bangkok at Indigo Hotel

        Char Rooftop Bar is a small little spot perched on the 27th floor of the Indigo Hotel in Bangkok, above the tree-lined wireless road in Ploenchit and the massive garden of the American ambassador’s residence.

        CRU Rooftop Bar Bangkok

        CRU Champagne Rooftop Bar Bangkok

          CRU Champagne Bar is one of Bangkok’s most exclusive rooftop bars right now. The location is well-known since it is just 3 floors above Red Sky Bar on the 55th Floor of CentralWorld Shopping Mall.

          Emquartier Shopping Mall

          EmQuartier Bangkok Shopping Mall

            EmQuartier is an enormous and trendy shopping mall in a strategic part of the busy Sukhumvit Road. EmQuartier is a massive extension of the existing Emporium shopping mall built in 1997 and run by the same company responsible for the famous Siam Paragon Bangkok.

            Suhring Restaurant Bangkok

            Suhring Bangkok

              Suhring is a superb restaurant serving modern German cuisine and probably one of Bangkok’s most talked about places. The restaurant hides in a tiny street off Sathorn road and seems to be cocooned in an overgrown green garden.

              Wat Arun, The Temple of Dawn in Bangkok

              Wat Arun, the temple of Dawn

                Wat Arun, also known as the temple of Dawn, is a significant landmark of Bangkok, built before 1656. It’s much more modest than Wat Phra Kaew and the Grand Palace or Wat Pho and the Giant Reclining Buddha, but its iconic shape is better known in many ways.