Museum Siam uses interactive exhibits and creative storytelling to explore Thai culture, history, and identity. Its playful, modern approach makes it engaging for visitors of all ages.

One of Asia’s largest lifestyle malls, CentralWorld offers endless shopping, dining, and entertainment options across its sprawling complex. It’s a favourite gathering spot for both locals and travellers.

A landmark of luxury in Bangkok, Siam Paragon features designer boutiques, gourmet dining, and unique attractions like SEA LIFE Bangkok Ocean World. It’s a premier destination for upscale shopping.

A wholesale fashion hub with hundreds of vendors, Platinum Fashion Mall is the place for bargain shoppers seeking the latest trends. Its fast-paced, market-style atmosphere makes every visit an adventure.

Chatuchak Weekend Market is one of the largest markets in the world, offering thousands of stalls selling everything from clothing to crafts to street food. It’s an essential Bangkok experience for shoppers and explorers.

ICONSIAM is a riverside megacomplex known for its luxury brands, floating-market-inspired food hall, and cultural showcases. Its stunning architecture and river views make it a destination in itself.

Known as the Temple of Dawn, Wat Arun features striking spires decorated with colourful porcelain that glimmer in the sunlight. Its riverside location adds to its tranquil beauty.

A beautifully preserved complex of traditional Thai teak houses, the Jim Thompson House tells the story of the American entrepreneur who revitalized Thailand’s silk industry. The museum blends art, architecture, and mystery.

Home to the famous Reclining Buddha, Wat Pho is one of Bangkok’s oldest temples and a centre for traditional Thai massage. Its peaceful courtyards and richly decorated halls invite quiet exploration.

Lumpini Stadium is one of Thailand’s most iconic Muay Thai arenas, offering electrifying matches that showcase the country’s national sport. Visitors can witness authentic Thai boxing in an atmosphere full of energy and tradition.

This contemporary arts hub hosts exhibitions, performances, and creative events that highlight Bangkok’s vibrant cultural scene. Its multi-level, gallery-style layout invites visitors to explore modern art in all its forms.

Wat Saket is a historic temple best known for its Golden Mountain, a gleaming chedi perched atop a peaceful hill. Climb the gentle staircase for panoramic views over Bangkok’s Old Town.

Part open-air mall, part cultural promenade, Asiatique offers shopping, dining, and entertainment along the Chao Phraya River. It’s a lively spot for evening strolls, with night markets, shows, and waterfront views.

Benchakitti Park is a serene urban oasis featuring a large lake, cycle paths, and elevated skywalk trails. It’s an ideal place to jog, bike, or relax surrounded by greenery in the middle of the city.

The heart of Bangkok’s Chinatown, Yaowarat Road comes alive with neon lights, bustling markets, and some of the best street food in the world. It’s a must-visit for culinary adventurers.

Located in Bangkok’s Chinatown, Song Wad Road is known for its historic shophouses, traditional Thai-Chinese culture, and hidden culinary gems. It’s the perfect place to wander, explore, and experience local life up close.

Bangkok’s premier event and exhibition venue, QSNCC features cutting-edge facilities in a sleek, modern setting. Its prime location near Benjakitti Park makes it easily accessible for both business and leisure travellers.

Terminal 21 brings the world to Bangkok with its airport-themed concept and globally inspired floors, each styled after a different city. From boutique shopping to diverse eateries, it’s a fun and eclectic retail experience.

A luxury shopping destination in the heart of Sukhumvit, EmQuartier blends high-end fashion with gourmet dining and striking modern architecture. Its lush “vertical garden” and open-air design make it one of Bangkok’s most visually impressive malls.