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www.facebook.com/siamhopgroup www.siamhopgroup.com Lumphini Park Benchakiti Park Benchasiri Park Rommaninat Park Saranrom Park Sanam Luang Rama VIII Bridge Krungton Bridge Phra Pokklao Bridge Saphan Phut Rat�adaphisek Rd Rat�adaphisek Rd �anon Vibhavadi Rangsit Rd Huai Khwang Rat�adaphisek Rd Phahon Yothin Rd Lat Phrao Rd Phahon Yothin Rd Kamphaeng Phet Rd Rama VI Rd Rat�awithi Rd Ran�am Rd Si Ayutthaya Rd Rat�adamri Rd Witthayu Rd Nikhom Makkasan Rd Kamphaeng Phet VII Rd E3 E6 E7 E8 E9 E10 E2 E5 E4 Silom Rd Silom Rd Sathon Rd Surawong Rd Charoen Krung Rd Si Phraya Rd Phayathai Rd Phayathai Rd Phayathai Rd C3 C4 C10 C8 C9 C6 C7 C5 Sukhumvit Rd Rama 1 Rd Phet�aburi Rd Phet�aburi Rd Rama IX Rd Watthana �am Rd Soi Sukhumvit 55 Rd �ong Lo S4 S5 S6 S7 S8 S9 S10 S11 S3 S2 H4 H5 H6 H8 H7 H10 H9 H11 H13 H12 H14 H15 Rama IV Rd Rama IV Rd Yaowarat Rd Chakkraphet Rd Maha Rat Rd Phra Athit Rd Phra Sumen Rd Rat�adamnoen Klang Rd Bamrung Muang Rd Rat�adamnoen Nok Rd Si Ayutthaya Rd E1 S1 C1 H16 E11 C2 H1 S12 C11 H3 H2 C12 SIAM HOP BUS FLEET ENCOMPASSES SEVERAL WIDE-RANGING AND VARIED ROUTES. THIS OFFERS TRAVELERS BETTER ACCESS TO THE CITY THAN EVER BEFORE, WITH THE FLEXIBILITY TO MOVE AROUND AT THEIR OWN PACE. Tourist Police 1155 Medical Emergency Call 1669 SiamHop o2 o66 6600 Emergency Services Telephone Siam Hop Routes in Bangkok FREE MAP Museum Siam The museum emphasizes on interactive experience by allowing the audience to take part in the exhibit. The building is in pastel yellow packed with edutainment through its permanent exhibition “Essay of Thailand” composing the history of Thailand. There is also a monthly temporary exhibition. And each theme addresses controversial topics like gender equality, education, and Asean culture. With the interactive presentation, you will get edutained and enjoy exploring the exhibition. National Museum Bangkok This first museum of Thailand was established in King Rama V’s reign. Originally, it was situated at Sahathai Samakom Pavilion inside the Grand Palace before it was moved to the current location next to Silpakorn and Thammasart University in 1987. There is an exhibition about Thai history om pre-historic period, historic period including Tawarawadee period, Sriwichai period, Lopburi period to Raanakosin period. The atmosphere is rigid and strict, more suitable for those who are deeply interested in Thai history. SiamHOP can assure you that every historical item exhibited here is very rare and valuable. Golden Mount It is the only temple in Bangkok which is situated on a mount. On top is Barombanpot or a golden chedi on a man-made mountain at the highest spot of the temple. Thai people, therefore, oſten call this place Wat Phu Khao Thong (Golden Mount). But the official name of this temple is Wat Saket. This temple has been here since the beginning of Raanakosin. Every November, the temple holds the most bustling temple fair. Buddhists and tourists can pay respect to Buddha’s relic brought om Kapilavastu during King Rama V’s reign. The opening time is 7 AM – 12 AM. The temple fair is usually held during the Loy Krathong Day period. An original temple fair in a big city is such a rare sight now. Come and climb up Golden Mount for a panoramic view of Bangkok! Khao Sarn Road The current picture of cluering pub and bars lined along this short road would be hard for you to imagine the origin of its name. This road was once the largest rice trade center in the city in the reign of King Rama VI. Time flies and hippie movement emerged. More and more tourists came and stayed on this road due to its convenient location for visiting Raanakosin island. Guest- houses mushroom to accommodate flocking backpackers. More and more shops, restaurants, pubs and bars are opened up. Khao Sarn Road is sure to be one of the first words that backpackers know when they ride a taxi to their first destination in Thailand. Chatuchak market The reason that makes Chatuchak market the legend is not because it has been open for more than 40 years, but it is the market that has been specially planned out for shopping and you will not be able to walk around within one whole day. This is because Chatuchak Market has the most projects of storeonts, 27 projects altogether, totaling of over 8,000 storeonts. They also have different types and quality of categories of products available, such as clothes, pets, plants, vegetable and uits, cooked food, instant food, esh food and miscellaneous products. This place has all that you wanted to shop. It is the reason why many people would spend their weekends walking around Chatuchak Market so they will get new ideas and be inspired. Cafe de Norasingha Café de Norasingha is not only a part of Phaya Thai Palace, but also is the only coffee shop that perfectly remains that atmosphere of ancient palace and looking very elegant. It is also filled with history since they first open in the reign of King Rama 6 until nowadays. They have relocated om Sanarmsuepa to Phaya Thai Palace to serve you the original delightful and delicious beverages for all to try. Nang Loeng Market The market of Thai savory snack and sweets is hidden in the beautiful old-style structure. It has been a lively community since King Rama V’s reign. This is the first inland market of more than a hundred years old. It is well-known for its street food such as egg noodle with crab and grilled red pork. With such a small area, it is very easy and convenient to immerse yourself into this food destination and nibble the best of the city’s local food. Queen Sirikit Museum of Textiles This museum is originated om Her Majesty Queen Sirikit who has a passion in Thai textiles and would like to have a museum to showcase and preserve them. Since 2003, the renovation of colonial building around Phra Borom Maha Ratachwang district has begun in order to set up this textiles museum. There is an exhibition like Fit For a Queen: Her Majesty Queen Sirikit’s Creations by Balmain to celebrate Her Majesty the Queen’s birthday in 2016. Its highlight is Her Majesty Queen Sirikit’s clothes designed by Pier Balmain, the French designer who had been the main designer for 22 years. Assumption Church Its Renaissance style cathedral is one of the oldest and the most beautiful in Thailand built a century ago, designed by French architect. Marbles and color glass were finely selected and shipped om France, Singapore and Italy. Cathedral’s ceiling and walls are decorated with beautiful Fresco. Unfortunately, the church was destroyed by bomb during World War II but later renovated by Christians in Thailand for more than 6 years. The church is open for public visit. Ghost Gate Goodies All the Thai food-lovers must have heard about the Ghost Gate. Once the sun sets, this quarter becomes awake and crowded with Thai and foreign foodies queueing for the must-try dish like Thip Samai Pad Thai or Pad Thai Pratu Phee. And it is not wrong if you love another Pad Thai shop next door too. Whichever tastes right for you is the best! And the one and only street food with one Miche- lin star award cannot be anyone else but Jay Fai. You will love the omelet with giant chunks of crab meat. If you plan to try the food here, come before 5 PM. As the later, the longer queue. You may have to stand for hours. Do not say we did not warn you! Time Table • 09:00 • 09:30 • 10:00 • 10:30 • 11:00 • 11:30 • 12:00 • 12:30 • 13:00 • 13:30 • 14:00 • 14:30 Start from CTW • 09:40 • 10:20 • 11:00 • 11:50 • 12:25 • 13:00 • 13:50 • 14:20 • 15:05 • 15:55 • 16:20 • 17:00 • 17:50 • 18:25 • 19:05 Start from MBK • 10:10 • 10:40 • 11:20 • 12:10 • 12:40 • 13:20 • 14:10 • 14:40 • 15:20 • 16:10 • 16:40 • 17:20 • 18:10 • 18:40 • 19:20 • 20:10 • 20:40 • 21:10 • 9:50 • 10:50 • 11:50 • 12:50 • 14:50 • 10:00 • 11:00 • 12:00 • 13:00 • 15:00 • 15:30 • 16:00 • 16:30 • 17:00 • 17:30 • 18:00 • 18:30 • 19:00 • 19:30 • 20:00 • 20:30 • 15:50 • 16:50 • 18:50 • 19:40 • 20:50 • 15:00 • 17:00 • 19:00 • 21:00 CBD Route: Entertainment Route: Shopping Route: Heritage Route:
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Lumphini Park
BenchakitiPark
BenchasiriPark
RommaninatPark
SaranromPark
Sanam Luang
Rama VIII Bridge
Krungton Bridge
Phra Pokklao Bridge Saphan Phut
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Lat Phrao Rd
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Kamphaeng Phet Rd
Ram
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Rat�awithi Rd
Ran�am Rd
Si Ayutthaya Rd
Rat�
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Witt
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Nikhom Makkasan RdKamphaeng Phet VII Rd
E3
E6
E7
E8
E9
E10
E2
E5
E4
Silom Rd
Silom Rd
Sathon Rd
Surawong Rd
Char
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Krun
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Si Phraya Rd
Phay
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Phay
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Phay
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C10
C8
C9
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Rama 1 Rd
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H11
H13
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Rama IV Rd
Rama IV Rd
Yaowarat Rd
Chakkraphet Rd
Maha Rat Rd
Phra Athit R
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Phra Sumen Rd
Rat�adamnoen Klang Rd
Bamrung Muang Rd
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SIAM HOP BUS FLEET ENCOMPASSES SEVERAL WIDE-RANGING AND VARIED ROUTES. THIS OFFERS TRAVELERS BETTER ACCESS TO THE CITY THAN EVER BEFORE, WITH THE FLEXIBILITY TO MOVE AROUND AT THEIR OWN PACE.
Tourist Police 1155Medical Emergency Call 1669SiamHop o2 o66 6600
Emergency Services Telephone
Siam Hop Routes in Bangkok
FREE MAP
Museum Siam The museum emphasizes on interactive experience
by allowing the audience to take part in the exhibit. The building is in pastel yellow packed with edutainment through its permanent
exhibition “Essay of Thailand” composing the history of Thailand. There is also a monthly temporary exhibition. And each theme addresses controversial topics like gender equality, education, and Asean culture. With the interactive presentation, you will get edutained and enjoy exploring the exhibition.
National Museum BangkokThis first museum of Thailand was established in King Rama V’s reign. Originally, it was situated at Sahathai Samakom Pavilion inside the Grand Palace before it was moved to the current location next to Silpakorn and Thammasart University in 1987. There is an exhibition about Thai history from pre-historic period, historic period including Tawarawadee period, Sriwichai period, Lopburi period to Rattanakosin period. The atmosphere is rigid and strict, more suitable for those who are deeply interested in Thai history. SiamHOP can assure you that every historical item exhibited here is very rare and valuable.
Golden MountIt is the only temple in Bangkok which is situated on a mount. On top is Barombanpot or a golden chedi on a man-made mountain at the highest spot of the temple. Thai people, therefore, often call this place Wat Phu Khao Thong (Golden Mount). But the official name of this temple is Wat Saket. This temple has been here since the beginning of Rattanakosin. Every November, the temple holds the most bustling temple fair. Buddhists and tourists can pay respect to Buddha’s relic brought from Kapilavastu during King Rama V’s reign. The opening time is 7 AM – 12 AM. The temple fair is usually held during the Loy Krathong Day period. An original temple fair in a big city is such a rare sight now. Come and climb up Golden Mount for a panoramic view of Bangkok!
Khao Sarn RoadThe current picture of cluttering pub and bars lined along this short road would be hard for you to imagine the origin of its name. This road was once the largest rice trade center in the city in the reign of King Rama VI. Time flies and hippie movement emerged. More and more tourists came and stayed on this road due to its convenient location for visiting Rattanakosin island. Guest-
houses mushroom to accommodate flocking backpackers. More and more shops,
restaurants, pubs and bars are opened up. Khao Sarn Road is sure to be one of the first words that backpackers know when they ride a taxi to their first destination
in Thailand.
Chatuchak marketThe reason that makes Chatuchak market the legend is not because it has been open for more than 40 years, but it is the market that has been specially planned out for shopping and you will not be able to walk around within one whole day. This is because Chatuchak Market has the most projects of storefronts, 27 projects altogether, totaling of over 8,000 storefronts. They also have different types and quality of categories of products available, such as clothes, pets, plants, vegetable and fruits, cooked food, instant food, fresh food and miscellaneous products. This place has all that you wanted to shop. It is the reason why many people would spend their weekends walking around Chatuchak Market so they will get new ideas and be inspired.
Cafe de NorasinghaCafé de Norasingha is not only a part of Phaya Thai Palace, but also is the only coffee shop that perfectly remains that atmosphere of ancient palace and looking very elegant. It is also filled with history since they first open in the reign of King Rama 6 until nowadays. They have relocated from Sanarmsuepa to Phaya Thai Palace to serve you the original delightful and delicious beverages for all to try.
Nang Loeng MarketThe market of Thai savory snack and sweets is hidden in the beautiful old-style structure. It has been a lively community since King Rama V’s reign. This is the first inland market of more than a hundred years old.
It is well-known for its street food such as egg noodle with crab and grilled red pork. With such a small area, it is very easy and convenient to immerse yourself into this
food destination and nibble the best of the city’s local food.
Queen Sirikit Museum of TextilesThis museum is originated from Her Majesty Queen Sirikit who has a passion in Thai textiles and would like to have a museum to showcase and preserve them. Since 2003, the renovation of colonial building around Phra Borom Maha Ratachwang district has begun in order to set up this textiles museum. There is an exhibition like Fit For a Queen: Her Majesty Queen Sirikit’s Creations by Balmain to celebrate Her Majesty the Queen’s birthday in 2016. Its highlight is Her Majesty Queen Sirikit’s clothes designed by Pier Balmain, the French designer who had been the main designer for 22 years.
Assumption ChurchIts Renaissance style cathedral is one of the oldest and the most beautiful in Thailand built a century ago, designed by French architect. Marbles and color glass were finely selected and shipped from France, Singapore and Italy. Cathedral’s ceiling and walls are decorated with beautiful Fresco. Unfortunately, the church was destroyed by bomb during World War II but later renovated by Christians in Thailand for more than 6 years. The church is open for public visit.
Ghost Gate GoodiesAll the Thai food-lovers must have heard about the Ghost Gate. Once the sun sets, this quarter becomes awake and crowded with Thai and foreign foodies queueing for the must-try dish like Thip Samai Pad Thai or Pad Thai Pratu Phee. And it is not wrong
if you love another Pad Thai shop next door too. Whichever tastes right for you is the best! And
the one and only street food with one Miche-lin star award cannot be anyone else but Jay Fai. You will love the omelet with giant chunks of crab meat. If you plan to try the food here, come before 5 PM. As the later, the longer queue. You may have to stand
for hours. Do not say we did not warn you!
Time Table• 09:00• 09:30• 10:00• 10:30• 11:00• 11:30• 12:00• 12:30• 13:00• 13:30• 14:00• 14:30
Start from CTW• 09:40• 10:20• 11:00• 11:50• 12:25• 13:00• 13:50• 14:20• 15:05• 15:55• 16:20• 17:00• 17:50• 18:25• 19:05
Start from MBK• 10:10• 10:40• 11:20• 12:10• 12:40• 13:20• 14:10• 14:40• 15:20• 16:10• 16:40• 17:20• 18:10• 18:40• 19:20• 20:10• 20:40• 21:10
• 9:50• 10:50• 11:50• 12:50• 14:50
• 10:00• 11:00• 12:00• 13:00
• 15:00• 15:30• 16:00• 16:30• 17:00• 17:30• 18:00• 18:30• 19:00• 19:30• 20:00• 20:30
• 15:50• 16:50• 18:50• 19:40• 20:50
• 15:00• 17:00• 19:00• 21:00
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Lumphini Park
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BenchasiriPark
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HERITAGE ROUTEHighlights along this route are many historical places in Bangkok that can be explored from day to night. Colonial style buildings are a significant part of the landscape in this area. First settled on the east side of the mighty Chao Phraya River, this is where the Royal Grand Palace & the Emerald Buddha Temple can be found. Many famous temples, including Wat Trimitr (The Golden Buddha), Wat Pho (The Reclining Buddha), Wat Suthat (The Giant Swing), Wat Ratchanadda (The Metal Castle) and Wat Benjamabophit (The Marble Temple) and much more can be visited with our Siam Hop Pass.
H1. MBKLegendary shopping mall filled with everything
H6. Flower Market Biggest flower market in Thailand
H11. Tah Pra ArthitQuaint buildings from the turn of 1900’s
H16. King PowerDesigner brands and more at duty free price
H2. Sam YanClassic Bangkok street food neighborhood
H4. Hua LamphongGolden Buddha temple & main railway station
H7. Museum SiamDiscovery museum set inside neo-classical house
H9. Grand PalaceOfficial home of Kings of Siam since 1792
H12.Khao SanHeaven of backpacker
H14. Wat RatchanaddaRoyal temple, Loha Prasat or the Metal Castle
H3. River CityThe anchor of arts, antiques and dinner cruise
H5. China TownVibrant street life is heaven for foodies
H8. Tiger God ShrineChinese Taoist temple
H10. National MuseumHome to largest collection of Thai arts & more
H13. Giant SwingThai used this as a Sling-shot to heaven
H15. Wat BenjamabophitThe marble temple, one of Bangkok’s finest temple
Lumphini Park
BenchakitiPark
BenchasiriPark
RommaninatPark
SaranromPark
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Surawong Rd
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Si Phraya Rd
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SHOPPING ROUTEBangkok is known as a shopper’s paradise. Streets to streets of shops and malls of all sizes: MBK, Central World, Emporium, Central Embassy, Terminal 21 and Thonglor are just some of many that are convenient to be visited along this route. Visiting a number of shops, malls, department stores, unique restaurants, coffee shops and cafes using only one Siam Hop Pass is unbelievable!
S1. CentralWorld / GROOVELegendary shopping mall filled with everything and pubs for night
S3. Central EmbassyThe Iconic Retail Landmark with diverse fashion & dining
S7. Donki MallFirst branch store of Don Quijote’s in Thailand
S10. Korean TownFull of Korean restaurants, shops and small bars
S2. RajdamriAward winning gastronomy dining
S4. AsokeEnjoy its prominent location on New Petchburi Road
S8. ThonglorConveniently located in luxurious area of Bangkok with selection of fine dining restaurants and pubs
S11. RajaprasongPay respect to various gods in Hinduism in the area
S5. RCAStretches from the east to the west of Bangkok as one of the longest road
S6. EkkamaiJoining Thai hipsters and get on the cool in this area
S9. EmporiumSophisticated shopping center, housing world-renowned designer brands and luxurious cinema
S12. MBKLegendary shopping mall filled with every thing
CBD ROUTEThis route is ideal for exploring the vibrant life that Bangkok is so well known for. Our Siam Hop bus will drive you through both Silom Road, the present-day commercial business district of Bangkok, as well as the old Charoen Krung Road which, over 150 years ago, was the first paved road in the city. Asiatique’s facilities and lovely riverside restaurants is a ‘must’ for visitors to Bangkok. Using Siam Hop Pass in the early evening is the perfect way to get there. Bangkok’s newest landmark, the Mahanakorn Building, where you will be mesmerized by the incredible views from Bangkok’s tallest building, is also our recommended HOP STOP along this route.
C2. MBKLegendary shopping mall filled with everything
C6. AsiatiqueLarge open air shopping market on the riverfront
C10. SurawongseBusiness zone filled with zest
C11. Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotel & TowerThe anchor of arts, antiques & dinner cruise
C12. Sam YanHeaven for street food lovers
C3. SilomClosest Bangkok gets to Wall St. with a lot more!
C5. Charoen KrungFirst paved road in Bangkok where chic places can be visited
C7. Rama 3New Bangkok CBD stretches along Chao Phraya River
C9. King Power Mahanakorn Mixed use sky scraper, tallest building in Bangkok with unique view
C4. JTCBangkok fashion outlet in downtown
C8. Sathorn Sathorn Road is considered another important economic road of Bangkok.
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E1. CentralWorld / GROOVELegendary shopping mall filled with everything and pubs for night entertainment
C1. CentralWorld / GROOVELegendary shopping mall filled with everything and pubs for night entertainment
E4. Thailand Cultural CenterPerforming arts venue and exhibition
E7. SutthisanSurprisingly that you can connect to Koh Samui & Koh Phangan
E10. Victory MonumentsLong served busiest trans-portation hub in Bangkok
E2. Pratunam Market Largest fashion clothes and accessories at wholesale price
E5. RatchadaNew hangout area for everyday life and night entertainment
E8. Central LadpraoOne of Bangkok’s most popular mall for more than 30 years, next to MRT
E11. King PowerDesigner brands and more at duty free price
E3. Central Plaza Grand Rama IXShopping mall strategically located at the new Bangkok CBD
E6. Huay KwangIn the midst of one of Bangkok’s busiest commercial and entertainment hubs
E9. Aor Tor KorRanked 4th best fresh market in the world
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YaowaratKnown as Thailand’s Chinatown, Yaowarat is the
largest residence of Chinese community. Lavished with Chinese architecture, it is a large retail and wholesale trade center of consumer products from China as well as general merchandise. Gold shops are lined side by side, showing off
their vivid colorful shop signs. What a sight! However, the ex-travaganza of Yaowarat lies in its scrumptious food on both sides of the street. From bustling food stalls to top-notch restaurants, only well-selected ingredients are used to cook. Yaowarat is naturally crowded with people hungry for tasty street food and this neighborhood becomes even more vibrant during Chinese New Year and Vegetarian Festival.
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ENTERTAINMENT ROUTEHaving travelled through Ratchadapisek Road by Siam Hop Pass, you will be amazed at what can be experienced in Bangkok’s nightlife. From big enter-tainment complexes in Ratchada Soi 4 to Saxophone Pub, the oldest pub in Bangkok, you will see the locations of lively night shopping and places to feast at Talad Rod Fai and Huay Kwang. Also, Chatuchak Weekend Market, which has become a ‘Must-Visit’ for tourists wishing to experience one of the world’s largest outdoor markets, is along this route.
S6: Kaizen Coffee Co.
S3: Open House
S8: Favela Nightclub
S10: Sulbing Korean Dessert Café
S10: Terminal21
S5: The Proud Market
S1: Zone Thai Thai
S8: Thonglor Nihon
S9: Japan Town
S9: EmPlayground
Wat BenchamabophitIt is said to be the best well-planned temple decorated with the best marble slab from Carrara and Genoa, Italy. Hence, the name Marble Temple. It was commissioned by King Rama V. The main Buddha image is a copy of Phra Buddha Chinarat from Phrasrirattana Mahathat Temple, Phitsanulok Province (known as Muang Song Kaew or city of 2 rivers).
Giant SwingGiant Swing was built in King Rama I’s reign before being moved to the city
courtyard during King Rama V’s and remains there until today.
This towering red swing was built for Giant Swing ceremony, a Brahman New Year celebration known as Triyamphawai during December - January. According to Brahman belief, Vishnu would descend from heaven to earth for 10 days. Eventually, during Rama VII’s reign, the ceremony was cancelled but the Giant Swing still stands tall.
C3: Wat Kaek SilomC2: Pat Pong Road C2: Assumption Cathedral C2: Vesper C4: Prince Congee
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AsiatiqueAsiatique the Riverfront was an old port of East Asiatique Co., Ltd. owned by Danish, exporting goods from Asia to Europe since the period of King Rama V. The ware-house was later turned into the first riverside shopping arcades where you can visit for fine dining restaurants and shopping from more than 1,000 shops.
Baan Pad ThaiOne of restaurants under Issaya Siamese Club’s restaurants, awarded BIB Gourmand from Michelin in 2018 for value of money. Not only original Pad Thai will be served but also varieties of additional ingredients namely fresh water prawn, grilled crab, grilled pork and
grilled chicken which can be topped up to your Pad Thai. Vegetarian Pad Thai is also available for vegans. The secret of special recipe is its
specialties sauce made from more than 18 ingredients to suit all tastes. Kale wrap and fried dry beef is also strongly recommended.
Aor Tor Kor The 4th fresh market in the world, located next to Bangkok’s
busy Chatuchak Bangkok. Not only fresh food to be available in the market, but
also authentic Thai food and high quality local and imported fresh fruits.
Phaya Thai PalaceThis old Palace has been changed to several statuses. It begins with being a small pal-ace where King Chulalongkorn the Great (Rama 5) resided and was built since B.E. 2452 (1909). After that, during the reign of King Mongkut Klao Chao Yu Hua, Rama VI, had given order to restructed the palace and built 4 new palaces before turn-ing the place in the Phaya Thai Hotel, the most luxurious hotel of the Eastern World.
Groove@ Central WorldGroove@ Central World is the hangout place of
office workers tacitly. With the combination of leading restaurants together, open air and air-con-
ditioned rooms, available for you to choose. At night, there will be music to accelerate the rhythm for you to feel energetic all night which you can choose a restaurant as you like.
Bangkok Art Biennale BABThis is another big festival that combines art pieces of over 70 Thai and foreigner artists around 20 Bangkok’s landmark, such as Bangkok Art and Culture Center, Wat Pho, Wat Arun Ratchawararamahawihan, and One Bangkok Project across Lumphini Park. These places are considered as having the most art pieces of BAB Box.
Talad Rod Fai Is one of Bangkok’s night market to visit for a taste of Thailand. It’s food paradise for street food lovers, featuring the best things to eat with mouthwatering array of foods from rows and rows of food stalls. Ranging from fancy dishes to casual eateries including shops that you can bargain for best price. Unwind for the night and enjoy
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E8: Motor Sports Land
E1: Red Sky
E10: Café de Norasingha
E5: Plearnwan Panich
E1: Stretch Me by Let’s Relax
E9: Chatuchak Market
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H6: The Market Experience H11: Beef Noodle Nai Soy H12: Democracy MonumentH5: Wat Leng Noey Yi H9: Grand Palace H12: Ku Bar H17: King Rama V StatueH1: Jim Thompson Art Center H7: Wat Pho H11: Phra Sumane Fort H14: Golden Mount
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Wat PhoBelieve it or not Wat Pho is not only a temple but also the first open university of Thailand. There are many steles inscribed with old historical knowledge. However, the true attraction drawing tourists all around the world is Thai massage. Wat Pho is considered the best Thai massage school. Come and try just once and find out how good and relaxing it is! You can also find contorting hermit statues all around the place.
