2025 Bangkok Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

🗺️🗺️ Day 1: Around Bangkok City, Night Market Day 2: Kwai River Bridge, Death Railway, Kanchanaburi Safari Park Day 3: Chao Pharya River Cruise, Wat Arun, IconSiam Day 4: Fly back to Kuala Lumpur 📍📍 Bangkok City, Kwai River Bridge, Death Railway, Kanchanaburi Safari, Wat Arun, Icon Siam 🥘🥘 Tom Yum, Beef Soup, Padthai, Pad Kra Pao, MilkBun, Banana Pancake 🏠🏠 Bangkok City Suite 📷📷 Bangkok City, Kwai River Bridge, Death Railway, Kanchanaburi Safari 📣📣 Tips: Use BOLT apps instead of GRAB. Much cheaper

#4月好去处2025 Although the lobby decoration of Mido Hotel is relatively simple and not as gorgeous as that of high-end hotels, it also retains a local style. After observing it, almost all the guests are local Thai tourists, and there are relatively few tourists, making the overall atmosphere quieter and less commercial. If there is a chance to renovate in the future, I believe it will attract more foreign tourists to stay. However, this state also has its advantages-staying feels more down-to-earth, like staying in a pocket list recommended by locals! Whether you are a petty backpacker or a traveler who wants to save on accommodation costs, this one is really worth collecting! Useful information Store name | Mido Hotel Address | 222, 2 Pichai Rd, Samsen Nai, Phaya Thai, Bangkok 10400, Thailand Time | 24-hour reception, recommended check-in time is after 2 pm # Bangkok accommodation recommendation # Thailand free travel # High CP value hotel # Bangkok hotel sharing # Petty travel # Bangkok convenient transportation # MidoHotel # Cheap accommodation first choice # Thailand travel guide # Accommodation recommendation 2025

Enjoy free access to VIP airport lounges! Trip.com members can access VIP lounges at over 700 airports worldwide for free when booking flights through Trip.com. - Platinum Card: 1 free VIP lounge access - Diamond Card: 2 free VIP lounge accesses - Diamond Plus Card: 3 free VIP lounge accesses The Coral Lounge at Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) Located in the International Terminal, Concourse D, near Gate D1A, this lounge is open 24/7. It features luxurious decor, ample seating, food and beverage services including cocktails and beer, a serene atmosphere, and high-speed Wi-Fi.

#TravelTalk 🏙️ Want to change the atmosphere to Staycation in the heart of the city? I recommend Mode Sathorn Hotel on Sathorn Road. Easy to travel, just one step from BTS Surasak! 🚈✨ This is a 4-star hotel in a modern style, neat, chic. The room is very spacious. The bed is so soft that you want to sleep all day. Plus, the city view from the window is stunningly beautiful. 🌃 If you like taking pictures in the room, there are plenty of angles. ☕️ Wake up to a breakfast buffet with a variety of choices. Eat deliciously and fully. Or go up to the Rooftop Bar to see the view of Bangkok at night, it's super romantic. 🍸 🏊♂️ If you want to chill out more, there's an outdoor swimming pool with a great atmosphere. You can swim and see the beautiful buildings in Bangkok. Or you can go to the fitness center! 🖤 Suitable for both travelers, working people, or anyone who wants to change their place to sleep in Bangkok for a night. Try staying here. The price is not expensive but it's worth it. 📍 Mode Sathorn Hotel Bangkok BTS Surasak Exit 3 Check-in time 14.00 / Check-out 12.00 #modesathornhotel #modesathornbangkok #StaycationBangkok #HotelBangkok #BTSSurasak #StayBangkok #AccommodationBangkok #Majourney #ComeAndSeeThis

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#TravelTalk 🧭 Must-See Highlights • Climb the Prang – The stairs are quite steep, but you can see a panoramic view of the river and Phra Nakhon.   • Decorated with detailed machine tiles – Chinese plates and plates are beautifully used on the walls.   • Hall and Buddha statue – Large pavilion, golden shadows, high-class handicrafts.  • Take pictures from the Phra Nakhon side – The view from the opposite side in the evening to night is the most beautiful.  👗 What to prepare • Dress appropriately: Cover your shoulders and knees. If it is not appropriate, there are loincloths for rent at the temple (~20–100฿).   • Easy-to-remove shoes – You have to take them off at several points in the temple.   • Umbrella/hat & drinking water – Helps protect from the sun and cool down during the day.   • Do not fall for the sweet talk of scammers – The entrances and exits are clearly marked. No fake tour sales staff   🚤 Travel • By express boat or ferry to Tha Tien Pier (Wat Arun Pier) • From Taksin Bridge, take a boat across the Thonburi side of the river • Or a private car/motorcycle is also convenient ✅ Summary of 1-day trip 1. Morning - Walk in when it opens at 08:00, stop by Prang to take detailed photos 2. Afternoon - Walk to see the patterns of the main pillar arch temple, observe the intricate work 3. Late afternoon - Rest by the river, Phra Nakhon side, look back at the temple 4. Evening before 17:30 - Return - Capture the golden light as the sun sets 5. At night - Take photos of the view of the temple with lights on from Phra Nakhon side 📸 For photography lovers, it is recommended to use a tripod - flash in the evening/night or shoot in HDR mode to practice experience

#Let's talk about travel 📍 Chatuchak Park • An old city park, shady, with a walking path - cycling around a large pond, cool atmosphere, with bridges and pavilions for taking pictures from many angles  • Suitable for sitting and reading a book or walking before walking to the market 🛌 Accommodation near MRT - W2 Residence • Address: 402 Soi Ratchadaphisek 36, Soi 19-2, Chatuchak District - About 10-15 minutes walk from MRT Chatuchak / Kamphaeng Phet or 5 minutes by train / taxi  • The rooms are apartment style (1 bedroom studio) with a small kitchen, TV, free Wi-Fi and parking, including 24-hour security. () • Starting price around 790-1,300 baht / night, or 8,500 baht / month () • Good reviews (overall score 8.5-9/10) Guests praise the cleanliness, complete equipment Good for sleeping for several days () 🍜 Food around • In the market area (Sections 2–4, 23–27), there are many street foods such as duck noodles–kuay jap, seafood, desserts – suitable for walking around while shopping  • Recommended shops near the Red Building: Prik‑Yuak, Royal Project Coffee Shop, 168 Thai Restaurant  • Recommended restaurants near MRT Chatuchak/Chatuchak Park (from Tripadvisor): • Viva 8 (Chill Bar Cafe, 4.4 stars, ~200 reviews) • Toh Plue Restaurant (4.1 stars) • Saman Islam (Muslim food)   🌟 Recommended photo spots • Red Building: Classic red building architecture, decorated with antiques and vintage shops in many zones Gives a retro European feel — Take pictures against the light in the morning or afternoon when the light is good () • Chatuchak Park Bridge: Because there is a bridge across the pond and pavilions around the pond, it is suitable for taking pictures of nature combined with the city () • Coffee shop zone in the market: Try taking pictures of street-style shops with market decorations

#Let's talk about travel 🌃 Interesting areas around Yaowarat • Soi Nana (Chinatown): A small alley connecting Yaowarat and the river, with cool bars, trendy cafes, and modern galleries. It has a very chic contemporary Chinese feel.  • Sampeng Lane and Talat Kao Old Market: A source of wholesale, herbs, and traditional Khanom Jeen. The charm of a genuine Chinese Marketplace in Bangkok.  🗺️ Recommended to walk around Yaowarat for 1 night 1. Start at Wat Traimit to see the golden Buddha statue and visit the museum. 2. Walk into Wat Mangkon Kamalawat and continue walking to find a noodle shop, rice with curry. 3. Go to T&K Seafood or a famous oyster omelet shop for a savory meal. 4. Try Sweet Time dessert or Yaowarat-style fried dough sticks. 5. Finally, stop by Toasted Bread for dessert before going back. 6. If you want to continue to the bar Walk into Soi Nana, have a drink at night and enjoy the chic vibe. 💡 Tips for a fun walk • Comfortable shoes because you have to walk a lot. • Carry cash because many shops do not accept cards. • Shop at shops with long queues = good quality and fresh taste.   • Avoid days with heavy rain because the roads are slippery and there will be a lot of people. • If you feel like trying any dish, go in. But don't be afraid of being full. Try small dishes from many shops.

#Let's talk about travel • Decorative lights on the Sky Walk, the elevated walkway, and around the lake reflect on the water surface, sparkling with a Korean feel - very romantic  • The atmosphere is cool, not hot, not crowded, suitable for a date or a relaxing walk with friends  • It feels like a "lung in the middle of the city" because the trees and streams help reduce the chaos of the city () 📸 Recommended activities at night 1. Walk-run on the Sky Walk, more than 1.6 km long, with soft lights  2. Take a flash photo with the lights reflecting on the water - Lemon8 users recommend "turning on the flash to blend in with the atmosphere"  3. Ride a duck boat around the lake (service until the evening), it is recommended to call to check the time again  4. It is a meeting point for groups to chill, see the city view - building lights, suitable for a date or after-work  🕒 Recommended time • 17:00-19:00: Sunset time Beautiful light reflecting on the water  • 19:00–21:00: Romantic night view – less people, easy to take pictures  • The park closes at 21:00. Don't miss the good time and go back before it closes. () 🚗 How to get there • Get off at BTS Asok or MRT Queen Sirikit National Convention Center and walk about 400–800m to the park. 

#Let'sTalkAboutTravel 🍜 1. Kuay jap Aun Phochana • Signature menu: Kuay jap with a rich flavor, fragrant with pepper, crispy pork and offal • Opening hours: 18.00–03.00 • Michelin Bib Gourmand • Review: “Sip the soup and wake yourself up. Spicy… no need to add much seasoning.”   🦀 2. T & K Seafood • Style: Grilled river prawns Soft-shell crab with curry powder • Time: 16.00–midnight • Guaranteed freshness and deliciousness from both Thai and international food tasters  🦪 3. NaiMong HoiTod (Hoi Tod Nai Hoi) • Famous menu: Crispy oyster omelet, so thick that the shell is hidden • Received the Michelin Bib Gourmand  🥟 4. Steamed dumplings from Pae Sia • Open for over 100 years, full of pork filling • Starting price at 3.50 baht per piece  🥟 5. Steamed buns, Gu Long Bao • Gu Long Bao, 4th generation steamed buns, sweet potato flour • Starting price 11 baht  🍞 6. Delicious bread, Yaowarat recipe • Fragrant bread, overflowing filling (butter/jam/chocolate) • Long queue, but worth every bite  🍮 7. Patongo Seua • Fried or grilled Patongo served with pandan custard or condensed milk • Michelin 2nd year!  🦐 8. Dry-Soup Noodles, White Dragon • Overflowing Crab Noodles Rich Soup • Open 18.00–23.00 (Closed on Monday)  🥥 9. Coconut Ice Cream/Lod Chong–Thai Desserts • Coconut Ice Cream with Jelly (~50฿), • Singaporean Lod Chong Yaowarat (70+ years old)  🥠 10. Other Fried Foods • Patongo, Tokyo Cake, Oyster Omelette, Roast Pork Rice, etc. • Or try “Pad Thai–Crab Fried Rice” in Yaowarat Corner – Both delicious and worthwhile  🎯 Recommended Route: Walk and eat around Yaowarat 1. Start at Kuay Chap Aun Phochana (Dinner 18.00) 2. Continue to White Dragon Noodles 3. Stop by Dim Sum+Steamed Buns in the alley next door 4. Take a T & K Seafood Tour or Oyster Omelette Shop 5. Cleanse your palate with Dessert (Lod Chong/Bread/Ice Cream) 6. End with Patongo at night 🕒 Recommended time to go • Evening-night (18.00-22.00) People start to get crowded, some shops are not open yet • Evening-late night (22.00-midnight) The boss is easy to talk to, ask about the taste fully • Late after midnight, there is not much left, but some shops have good prices, suitable for adventurous people 🔎 Secret tip • Go with friends (so you can try many shops) • Carry a small bag, easy to walk • Prepare a wet cloth or some tissue paper • Try many menus and find your favorites!

#Let's talk about travel Pak Khlong Talat Market is considered the largest flower market in Bangkok and is also an important wholesale source of fresh flowers and flower garlands in Thailand. It is open 24 hours, but the busiest time is early morning between midnight and 4 am, when boats and trucks of flowers from other provinces arrive.  🌼 Must-try highlights • The colors and fragrances of various types of flowers: There are many types of fresh flowers, both Thai and imported, such as jasmine, lotus, roses, orchids, marigolds, etc., and there are many classic Thai flower garlands to choose from. () • The art of garland and bai sri weaving: Villagers weave garlands or bai sri in front of you, which is a true Thai culture. () • Affordable prices: Some orchids cost around 30 baht per flower.  • Choose the time to walk around the market according to your preference: • Early morning: Most lively, watch the flower arrangement process. • Night-night: Quiet, suitable for buying cheap, especially during sales. () • Easy to walk around: The walkway may be slippery from damp water, so be careful. But the market is easy to walk around and not complicated. ()

🌅 Review of Wat Arun during the day ✅ Highlights: • Sunlight hits the prang, revealing the details of the stucco patterns and beautifully decorated Benjarong pottery. • The view of the Chao Phraya River makes photos come out beautiful from every angle. • Tourists often wear Thai costumes to take photos with the prang as a backdrop. • The atmosphere is bright, suitable for walking around. 📸 Recommended photo spots: • The base of the large prang (main prang) • The corner along the Chao Phraya River • The marble archway and stairs 🌃 Review of Wat Arun at night ✅ Highlights: • Wat Arun will have beautiful lights, shining on the prang reflecting the light in the Chao Phraya River. • Suitable for taking a boat ride to see the view or having dinner on a boat or at a riverside restaurant on the opposite bank (Wat Arun is on the Thonburi side). • The atmosphere is very romantic. Especially during sunset – lights start to turn on around 18.30–19.00 hrs. 📍 Recommended spots: • Riverside restaurants on the Phra Nakhon side, such as Sala Rattanakosin, Eagle Nest Rooftop Bar • Tha Chang Pier or Ratchawinee Pier to take pictures of Wat Arun at night 👘 Rent Thai costumes to take pictures at Wat Arun ✅ Details: • There are many Thai costume rental shops around Wat Arun, such as: • Wat Arun Thai Costume Shop • Khunying Thai Costume Shop • Arun Thai Costume • There are both traditional and modern Thai costumes for women and men. 💸 Rental price: • General price: • Women: 200–400 baht (depending on the style and accessories such as flower trays, jewelry) • Men: 150–350 baht • Children: around 100–200 baht • Rental time: can be rented for around 1.5–2 hours ✅ Other services: • Makeup + hairstyling (Additional services available in some shops, additional charge of around 100–200 baht) • Luggage storage service • Photography + DSLR camera (some shops have photographers available for an additional charge of 500–1,000 baht) 📍 How to get there: • MRT, get off at Itsaraphap station and walk for about 10 minutes • Ferry from Tha Chang (Grand Palace) to Wat Arun (4 baht ferry fee)

Mandarin Oriental Bangkok Traditional afternoon tea at the Author's Lounge 🫖 The Author's Lounge is located on the first floor of the hotel and has an atmosphere that evokes the history of the early 1900s 🏰 Photos of many famous people who have stayed at the hotel since the late 19th century are also on display Famous for its traditional afternoon tea, this lounge is one of the most popular photo spots in Bangkok, if not the best in Thailand 📸 It is also open to non-guests, and there were people wearing Thai costumes and doing AT 🫖 🫶 It was so wonderful The taste is... far from Japanese Afnun 🙂↔️ And, there is also TWG tea, which can only be purchased at the Mandarin Oriental Bangkok, so please take a look 🫖 The flavor is vanilla-flavored green tea! It was so delicious🌷 Daily 11:00-19:00 Afternoon tea 12:00-18:00 Reservations👇 mobkk-authorslounge@mohg.com #MandarinOriental #MandarinOrientalBangkok #BangkokHotel

Who has been there? In this review, we will review taking mom to relax in an onsen and have a Thai massage at Yunomori Onsen & Spa, Sathorn! Pay once and enjoy unlimited times for the whole day. (Honestly, maybe mom brought her child, lol, because mom is so happy!) 🌿 This place is like Japan. You don't have to fly to get the feeling~ There are both hot and cold onsen, sauna, steam, everything! After soaking, your skin will be plump, your body will feel light, and your aches will be gone. It's perfect for taking mom to relax in a very good way~ I personally like the Silk Bath which has soft water with small bubbles, very gentle. After soaking, you won't want to get up! My mom also loves the mineral water from Kanchanaburi. She said it helps with blood circulation. They also have a sauna room for you. 💆♀️ After that, there are Thai massages / oil massages / body scrubs to choose from. It's all complete in one place. (If you want to surprise your mom, buy a package for her, it's great!) 📌 Mother's Day is coming up. For anyone who doesn't want to travel and drive far, this is a great gift. You can spend time with your mom. It's fun and relaxing, and the price is affordable. Anyone who is tired from work and wants to rest and recover = you must go, I guarantee you will like it for sure. 📍 Yunomori Onsen & Spa - Sathorn Branch 🕘 Open daily: 10:00 - 24:00 💸 The entrance fee for the onsen is around 650 baht (separate for men and women, with complete sets of clothes to change into). You can stay all day. 📌Note: Senior citizens pay only 350 baht, very worthwhile. 📌If anyone has been there, come and talk and share whether you like it or not??? #Let's talk about travel

#Let's talk about travel 🍚+☕ : So Many More Cafe Phahonyothin, Saphan Khwai, Bangkok 📝 : A cafe where we often go to eat. I want to say that every menu is very delicious. The price is a little more expensive than usual, 80-120 baht, but if you compare it to the taste, quality, comfortable air-conditioned room, free self-service water, we think it's worth it. You get to eat delicious food, relax from work, lunch, and go back to work. The coffee is also okay. There is a discount from AIS points. 📍Address: 1301 Phahonyothin Rd, Phaya Thai, Bangkok 10400

My Second Solo Trip to Bangkok The first time I visited Bangkok, it was with a tour group. Landing at the airport, following the guide holding a sign, checking off tourist spots, taking group photos, sleeping on the bus, and snapping pictures when we got off—it felt like a lively yet chaotic dream. We visited the Grand Palace, Wat Phra Kaew, the Erawan Shrine, the floating market, and the Siam shopping district. Every place was packed with people, and every photo had blurry tourists in the background. Bangkok was hot, the air sticky, and the city was filled with golden temples and sizzling street food. My impression of the city back then was: delicious, noisy, and crowded. But what made me fall in love with Bangkok was my second solo trip. This time, there was no guide, no fixed itinerary—just me and a metro map. I stayed at a small guesthouse by the Chao Phraya River, waking up each morning to the sound of boats. Opening the window, I could see the river shimmering in the golden light. I remember clearly that day I set out specifically to see the legendary Golden Buddha (Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen). The Riverside Awe: A Silent Gaze at the Golden Buddha The sun was shining brightly that day. I took the BTS and then a boat, walking slowly and even getting a bit lost. I asked several locals for directions, and they were all eager to help. One even walked with me along a quiet riverside path. The further I went, the quieter it became, with fewer tourists. I began to hear the wind rustling through the trees and the distant sound of monks striking bells. Then, beyond a row of rooftops, the massive Golden Buddha suddenly came into view. It was towering, as if it had risen straight from the horizon. Its golden glow was dazzling but not at all garish. The Buddha sat serenely in the center of the temple, hands clasped in prayer, eyes lowered, gazing at the Chao Phraya River flowing gently by. In that moment, I found myself speechless. It wasn’t just the sheer height of the statue (though it stands an impressive 60-70 meters tall) that struck me, but the profound sense of tranquility it exuded. It needed no words, no incense smoke. Simply standing there, it calmed the soul. I stood by the river for a long time. There were no noisy tourists, no selfie sticks. It was just me and the Buddha, sharing a silent gaze. In that moment, I understood: Bangkok isn’t just about glittering gold, night markets, and massages. It also has a quieter, deeper side. Solo Travel: Falling in Love with a City During this trip, I avoided the popular “must-see” spots and instead wandered into small alleys, ate street food, and chatted with vendors. At an old market by the Chao Phraya River, I had an amazing bowl of braised pork leg rice. The smiling owner handed me a glass of iced water and said, “You’re not a local, but your smile feels like one of us.” One weekend night, I stumbled upon a small, free music festival. A group of young people sat on the ground, playing guitars and singing Thai folk songs. The wind blew gently, the lights swayed, and as I sat there, I felt a sudden urge to stay and never leave. Epilogue: Bangkok, Farewell to a Slower Me On the day of my return, I took a boat along the river toward the airport. As the boat passed the Golden Buddha, I couldn’t help but look up again. It was still there, solemn and unmoving, as if saying, “Welcome back anytime, and safe travels.” Bangkok, the first time, was bustling crowds and tour guides holding signs; The second time, it was the river, the silence, and a conversation with myself. The meaning of travel isn’t always about visiting more places, but about seeing the same place with a different version of yourself. Thank you, Bangkok. Next time, I want to come back alone again—to walk slowly, eat slowly, and see slowly. Perhaps I’ll exchange another quiet gaze with that Golden Buddha.

This time, we will introduce the most popular area in Bangkok in 2025! ✍️The hottest place in Bangkok right now is... Yaowarat! Yaowarat, known as Bangkok's Chinatown, is now attracting a lot of attention as a fashionable spot! An energetic area where local fashionable young people gather! I also went there in March 2025, and there were many shops that were not there before COVID, such as stylish cafes and general stores, and I had a lot of fun all day ♡ It has been transformed into a really wonderful area, so I hope everyone will go and check it out ☺️ 🤔What to do in Yaowarat? ① The exquisite bakery "Wabi's" The salt bread, made with carefully selected ingredients, is a taste you will never forget once you try it! 🍞 It has a reputation for being able to enjoy authentic European flavors in Bangkok. It's great to dip the salt bread into cream cheese or peanut butter toppings! ② A must-see for miscellaneous goods lovers! "SAAN" Full of cute Thai-designed goods, perfect for souvenir shopping! 🛍️ I ended up buying too much because I found so many stylish goods and accessories (lol) The plastic bags that can be used as eco-bags are cute and recommended! (I bought two lol) ③ Stylish cafes Bangkok is the mecca of cafes! Yaowarat also has many stylish cafes! ▼Recommended cafes☕️ ・Choch @SongWat ・LOCAL BOYS COFFEE ④ Fragrance specialty store "Copenn" This is a new brand that is getting a lot of attention in Bangkok right now! It's so organic and stylish that it's said to be the Aesop of Thailand. There are many products, and the hand cream and body cream are also really good, so I recommend it! If you go to Yaowarat, you should definitely go there🫶 ⑤ Hat shop "AT CORNERHATS" This is a wholesaler that sells products at the price before they are imported to Europe! Therefore, it's great that there is a wide variety and the prices are reasonable★★ That's it, Yaowarat has delicious food, stylish miscellaneous goods, nice cafes... there are many attractive spots! (There are too many recommended shops in this area to introduce! lol) Anyway, if you come to Bangkok in 2025, this is an area you definitely can't miss! If you're thinking of going to Thailand this year or next year, be sure to save this post☺️ #ThailandTrip #BangkokTrip #TravelPlan #ThailandTripPlan #OverseasTrip #Travel #SouthEastAsia #Thailand #Bangkok #bangkok #thailand #ThailandTourism #BangkokTourism #ThailandGirlsTrip #BangkokGirlsTrip #BangkokNightMarket #Yaowarat #BangkokChinatown #BangkokHotel #BangkokRecommendedHotel #BangkokYaowarat

Wat Phraya Suren is an old temple in Khlong Sam Wa, Bangkok, with a shady and peaceful atmosphere. It stands out with its beautiful new chapel. Inside is enshrined “Luang Pho Yai,” a large sacred Buddha statue that is revered by locals and devotees. You can also crawl under the chapel. It is believed that crawling under the chapel or the base of the chapel will help “avert bad luck, improve your fortune, and resolve bad years” and bring good fortune to your life through a ritual that has been passed down since ancient times. 📍 Bang Chan Subdistrict, Khlong Sam Wa District, Bangkok #Bangkok attractions

We are Trip Diamond members and have two free lounge accesses. This will be the first time we will try it in June because we have a flight to Taiwan at 3am, which is very late, so we need a more comfortable place to sit than usual. How to use it 1. Book a flight ticket via the Trip app. 2. On the last page, there will be more details to choose from. We click to choose the lounge service by adding it to the list of members who will fly on this trip. After a while, a QR code screen will appear and notify us that we can use the service at Miracle Lounge, Don Mueang Airport, with clear travel details to the lounge, such as where to turn after passing through the baggage checkpoint. When we arrive, we will see a female staff member sitting at the lounge counter. We have to show the QR codes one by one for the officer to scan. If there are two people using the service, we have to show both QR codes and show our passports and boarding passes. After that, we can sign and confirm, then we can walk up the stairs to use the service on the second floor. Food There is a lot more food than the other lounge we have been to. The only thing we can see is spaghetti with tomato sauce. Baked chicken breast with ratatouille sauce, pork panang curry, pork stir-fried with chili and coconut shoots Desserts I didn't eat any of this. There were jam rolls, shredded egg yolk cakes, mini cakes Drinks Alcohol, milk, tomato juice, coffee, Coke, Fanta, three brands of beer, soda I recommend trying the baked chicken breast with ratatouille sauce. This one was so delicious, I had to have it twice. In the Miracle Lounge, there are bathrooms inside. They are clean. You don't have to go out to use the service. When it's almost time to board, just walk out. Overall, I was impressed. #Get a discount without relying on luck

#Travel to save the world Wat Theplila, or previously known as Wat Tuek, is a third-class royal temple of the Mahanikaya sect, located on the banks of the Saen Saep Canal, Ramkhamhaeng Road, Hua Mak Subdistrict, Bang Kapi District, Bangkok. 📍Address: 48 Ramkhamhaeng Road 39, Hua Mak Subdistrict, Bang Kapi District, Bangkok 10240 https://maps.app.goo.gl/kVHt84fPUme83XLn7?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy Wat Theplila was built during the reign of King Rama III, around 1833, by Chao Phraya Bodindecha (Sing Singhaseni) while preparing an army to conquer the Vietnamese and Khmer. During a rest stop along the banks of the Saen Saep Canal, soldiers found a standing Buddha statue in the walking posture, Sukhothai art style, approximately 1.20 meters high, which they brought to be enshrined on the banks of the canal. Later, a temple was built and the Buddha image was invited to be the principal Buddha image in the ordination hall, and the temple was named “Wat Theplila”. #WatTheplila

7 must-shop local shops at Siam Square Bangkok 🇹🇭 
1️⃣ Matchbox 
📍 Explore all floors! Each level offers different trendy Thai fashion and accessories.
 Try before you buy – U can find Insta-famous Thai brands you can finally try on in person. Lotsa local shop here. 
📍 Take a cafe break at the cute Pinkplanter Café on the top floor! 
2️⃣ Gentlewoman 
📍This chic brand needs no introduction. It’s super popular for its classy and chic constantly evolving designs. Must-Do 🌟 Visit their spacious Siam Square flagship to try on best‑selling totes, explore exclusive collections. Don’t forget to check out Gentlwoman Universe - Exclusive Gentlewoman cute mini tote bag charms and hair clips sold here! 💯 
3️⃣ TRES
📍 3 Levels of Y2K Fashion Finds
Each floor features different local Thai brands — from crop tops to cargos, it’s a Y2K lover’s paradise! 
📍Petite-Friendly Picks
TRES is known for trendy, figure-hugging styles perfect for petite frame. 
4️⃣ Nineties 
📍 This brand reminds me of my 16yo niece. She will definitely luv this 2 levels of colorful, Korean‑inspired Y2K fashion—packed with crop tops, tanks, oversized tees, and playful prints. Perfect for free-size pieces. Super sales! 
5️⃣ Daddy & Muscle Academy 
📍 LUV its quirky, Y2K pastel décor; Instagram-perfect spots. 90s-inspired, pastel-licious vibe! Super insta-worthy Stickerland + Pixie‑Dust café. 
6️⃣ Frank Garçon 
📍Known as a hipster LifeStyle hub that mixes curated, high-quality vintage-streetwear with artistic décor and local designer goods. 
7️⃣ ASAP
📍 Best known as a multi-label boutique brimming with local Thai brands, offering everything from fashion to accessories and stationery! All in a playful, photo-friendly environment that makes shopping extra fun hehe 
That’s all from me. Hope you have fun shopping at Siam Square Bangkok! Do share with me your fave stores at this area too! Always so much fun coming back to The Land of Smiles 
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🇹🇭 4 must-do in Bangkok 🇹🇭 Travel like a local in Bangkok 
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1️⃣ Change money at Super Rich. 
Change your money here. Their rate is the best. Endless queue daily. (Just right outside Platinum)
Star Tip 💯 Bring your physical passport! 
Copies are not allowed here. 
2️⃣ Shop at Pratunum Market first 
📌Pratunam opens before sunrise – pop by 9am for the best deal if you can. 
📌Bargain like a pro. Flash a smile + buy in 3s = secret to wholesale prices 😉 
📌 Come with an empty luggage / big recyclable bag. Note - handle must be comfy. 
3️⃣ Shop at December. 
📌 Most items here retail at 200-350 baht only! 
So shop here first before you head next door. 
4️⃣ Then finally head to Platinum Mall. 
Honestly prices here are higher than before 
Most of the things I saw at Pratunum they also have it displayed at Platinum but at 2-3x the price increase. Nevertheless, I’ll still end up here cuz they do carry certain designs not sold elsewhere. 

SHARE with me your shopping tips in Bangkok too! 

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When it comes to Thai restaurants that give you a warm feeling like you’re eating at home, “Krua Som Hom” in Phra Nakhon is the real deal when it comes to authentic Thai cooking! This place is simply hidden, but the flavors of every dish are so distinct that you’ll want to whisper them to others. I’ve tried many dishes and I can tell you that every dish is so delicious that there’s no need to just take a picture of any of them. So, I’ll rank my favorite dishes as follows: 1. Winged Bean Salad – The star of the table, with a well-rounded flavor and the aroma of roasted peanuts. The dressing isn’t too strong, and the shrimps are bouncy and fresh. You’ll love it from the first bite. 2. Crispy Morning Glory Salad with Shrimp – The morning glory is really crispy but not too tough. The dressing is just the right amount of sour and sweet, and the shrimps are generously given. 3. Fried Shrimp with Tamarind Sauce – This dish is mildly flavored. The Thai-style sweet and sour tamarind sauce makes the shrimps crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. You can’t stop eating it. 4. Sour Soup with Shrimp and Cha-om Egg – Full of flavor without needing to add any more seasoning. Sour, salty, and spicy, with plenty of shrimps and fragrant Cha-om Egg. 5. Fluffy Green Curry Omelette – A new twist but addictive. Crispy omelet outside, soft inside, with a fragrant aroma of green curry in every bite 6. Fried cabbage with fish sauce – Ordinary but not ordinary, crispy vegetables, fragrant fish sauce with a little sweetness, delicious on its own 7. Mixed tom yum – The tom yum flavor is clear and full of flavor, full of fresh seafood, easy to swallow, feels like you’re hugging your mother ⸻ 💡 Summary: This restaurant is a secret restaurant that you should tell your friends about because every dish is not only delicious, but also full of care, like someone is cooking for you with real love 📍81 Phraeng Phutthon Rd., San Chao Pho Suea Subdistrict, Phra Nakhon District, Bangkok 10200 If you live in Phra Nakhon or are passing by, don’t miss it. Stop by and fill your heart with your mother’s cooking at Krua Som Hom and you’ll know that there’s always good Thai food to be found #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #RecommendDeliciousRestaurant

Just came back from Thailand and I still can’t stop thinking about the food 🤤🍜 From the creamy, spicy Tom Yum soup to the perfectly grilled satay skewers, every bite was packed with flavor! Street food stole my heart – especially the mango sticky rice 🍚🥭 (I may or may not have had it every day 😅). Thai food is not just delicious, it’s an experience – bold, vibrant, and full of life. If you’re planning a trip, make sure to go hungry – your taste buds will thank you! #ThailandEats #FoodieAdventures #MangoStickyRiceHeaven #TomYumObsession

This is the first train night market in Bangkok. This night market is actually a nostalgic market mainly for antiques and second-hand goods. The night market is roughly divided into three parts: the food and bar area, the antique second-hand area, and the open-air grocery area. It covers a large area, so it is recommended to come early to visit, otherwise you will not be able to finish shopping. 📍 Address: 1 4 Srinagarindra Rd, Nong Bon, Prawet, Bangkok 10250 Thailand Opening hours: Thursday-Sunday 17:00-01:00 🚇: You can take the BRT to Suan Luang Rama IX Gate 1 There is a large shopping mall nearby and you can also shop for a long time #7月發文留言活动2025

When it comes to the most unforgettable sights in Bangkok, the Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen Giant Buddha definitely tops the list! I even made a special trip to Thailand just for this colossal statue—trust me, if you can only pick one spot to visit in Bangkok, this is the one! The sheer magnificence is overwhelming, and the best part? It's completely free, with unbelievably high photo success rates. Ultra-practical photo route Follow this sequence to hit all the iconic photo spots along the way. The entire walking route is only about 2 kilometers—easy and efficient: Alleyway shot → Shipyard Café → Buddha's feet → Riverside spot → Overpass viewpoint Foolproof photo spot guide Skip the confusing online directions—these tested-and-approved locations are pinpoint accurate: 1. The iconic alleyway shot (same as cover photo) Take a taxi to 📍60 Soi Phet Kasem 15, Lane 9 (Wat Tha Phra area). Cars usually can't enter the alley—just walk a few dozen meters from the intersection. Look up to witness the surreal juxtaposition of the Buddha statue with local houses—pure magic! 2. Shipyard Café If the alley location seems tricky, head here instead. A 50 THB fee allows photography, or you can order coffee and shoot leisurely—the window seats perfectly frame the Buddha's full profile. 3. The viral riverside spot Google Maps: 📍Photo spot for the Big Buddha at Paknam Temple. Clear signs guide the way. Unsure about angles? The 40 THB juice sold by nearby vendors is a steal—they'll even help take professional shots for you! 4. Feet-of-Buddha perspective Navigate to 📍Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen. Gazing upward from the statue's base delivers an overwhelming spiritual impact! Pro tip: Use wide-angle mode for epic "giant's perspective" shots. 5. Overpass long-shot Search 📍Soi Lat Ya 8 (a 7-Eleven below the overpass for supplies). Best for camera users—200mm+ lenses recommended. Phone cameras may struggle, so choose according to your gear.

Don't expect and don't be disappointed, it exceeds expectations!!! Condo-like room, separate living room, bathroom, bedroom But the price is 8xx.- / night, 2 people, each person is 4xx.- Oh my god! Everything is complete, you can come empty-handed There are toothbrushes, toothpaste, shower caps, combs, hair dryers, and lotion.🫠 The price is so shocking, why did I just find it? 📍Address: u42 hotel 💰Average price per person: 4xx.- 🗓️Travel planning: Near MRT Huai Khwang and take a motorcycle taxi

#Bangkok accommodation on the Chao Phraya River, close to Asiatique, suitable for changing the atmosphere to relax lightly, must be here Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Bangkok Riverside 😘 . 🛌 Change the atmosphere of a relaxing day to sleep at a riverside hotel, sit and watch the boats running back and forth from the room, go for a walk at Asiatique, not far away, go to take the BTS at Saphan Taksin, there is a Shutter Boat service, good location, very convenient. Today, Moo came to stay in a Premier Deluxe room, a spacious room, renovated to be more modern than before, a large bed, comfortable to sleep, there is a sofa corner to sit and relax with a large mirror, a work desk corner, a bathroom, the common area also has an outdoor swimming pool surrounded by a garden. There are spa and fitness services and complete facilities. 😋 Enjoy delicious #Buffet by the Chao Phraya River, bringing fresh seafood, sushi, sashimi, Thai food, spaghetti, salad bar, Indian food, Thai desserts, various desserts and many more menus at The Terrace@72 restaurant from 5:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Eat as much as you want for only 1,xxx baht. You can sit in a cool air-conditioned room. Or sit on the terrace outside during the sunset, it's so good. 🔥🔥 Special, great deal, #TravelThailandHalfPrice promotion, when booking a Deluxe River View room, starting at 1,900 baht per night (after discount) or a Premier Deluxe room, 2,400 baht per night (after discount). This price includes breakfast and seafood buffet for 2 people. 🤭🤭 How can you not hurry to use this privilege? #ramadaplazamenam #RamadaPlazabyWyndhamBangkokMaenamRiverside #MooBurinGoAround #MooLanKinTiew #HotelReview #Staycation #HotelBangkok #seafooddinner #AmazingThailand #WeTravelTogether #tripbestแจกโรงแรมฟรี