Live music and beer.

Convenient Rooftopbar.

A three-headed elephant statue with an art-filled interior and peaceful gardens.

A hidden oasis for cycling and nature, away from the city chaos.

A 200-year-old wooden house on a canal with traditional puppet shows.

A massive golden Buddha statue that’s not as crowded as Wat Pho.

An artsy, offbeat space with street art, cool shops, and even an airplane-turned-restaurant.

A riverside heritage site blending Chinese history with modern cafes and art.

A smaller, more authentic floating market with great food, without the tourist crowds.

A lively night market with local vibes, unique fashion, and live performances.

A secret bar in Chinatown serving traditional Thai herbal cocktails with live Thai music.

One of Bangkok’s first speakeasies, famous for its gin-based drinks.

A small, underground cocktail bar focused on local Thai ingredients.

A hidden rooftop bar with stunning sunset views but fewer crowds.

Local nightmarket with no tourists.

Another cool thai bar with famous thai artists.

Great bar with local thai star singers

This budget-friendly hotel is right in the heart of Bangkok! It's got comfy rooms and a rooftop pool where you can relax and take in awesome city views. Perfect for travelers looking for a cozy place without breaking the bank. Plus, it's super close to all the action!

If you’re craving delicious noodles, this is the place to be. They serve hearty, flavorful dishes in a cozy, casual setting, perfect for a comforting meal with friends​.

This trendy cafe is perfect for a casual hangout with friends. They serve great coffee and tasty snacks in a cool, laid-back setting. Ideal for chilling out and enjoying some good conversation.

For a taste of Paris and Italy in Bangkok, this cozy bistro serves delicious dishes in a charming, intimate setting. Perfect for a relaxed meal with friends and a bit of European flair​.

This new spot in Sathorn is perfect for roasted duck lovers. They serve Hong Kong-style roasted duck that's crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside, with a delightful lychee wood aroma. You can also try their char siu and crispy pork for a delicious BBQ feast​.

A stylish bar offering a relaxed vibe with great views and awesome drinks. Perfect for a chill evening with friends, it’s a great spot to unwind and enjoy some beautiful surroundings​.

A rooftop bar with stunning views and a vibrant, lively atmosphere. Great music, tasty cocktails, and an energetic crowd make it perfect for a night out dancing and enjoying the Bangkok skyline.

A cozy bar perfect for a relaxed night out. They have great cocktails and a laid-back vibe, ideal for catching up with friends and enjoying good conversation​.

For a taste of Italy in Bangkok, this cozy restaurant is the place to go. They serve delicious pasta and pizzas in an inviting setting, perfect for a relaxed meal with friends.

A super fun and cheerful spot with great music and drinks. It’s a lively place to party with friends and enjoy a fantastic night out. You’re guaranteed to have a great time here

This iconic eatery is a must-visit for the best Pad Thai in Bangkok. Always buzzing with locals and tourists, their dishes are packed with incredible flavors that keep people coming back for more. Definitely a place you need to try when in the city.

Near the center and accesible by car, this hostel is a top choice for backpackers and solo travelers. Apart from the comfortable beds, you can swim in their outdoor pool, train in the mini gym and grab a drink at the Mao Mind Bar. The best place to enjoy Bangkok’s nightlife and get a good night sleep.

This shopping destination listed as one of the most beautiful malls in the world includes two high-end shopping malls, a riverside park, and various entertainment options. A standout feature of Icon Siam is Sook Siam, an indoor floating market on the ground floor that showcases Thai culture, arts, and cuisine from all over the country. It’s like a mini Thailand under one roof, with beautifully decorated stalls and a wide variety of traditional foods and crafts. I particularly enjoyed walk and try different thai foods from various regions. It’s open every day from 10 AM to 10 PM, making it perfect for a day out.

Visiting the Reclining Buddha at Wat Pho is an awe-inspiring experience. This massive statue, stretching 46 meters long and covered in gold leaf is so big it looks like the temple was built around it. I loved exploring the temple grounds, which are full of beautiful architecture and serene spaces. A particularly memorable moment was dropping coins into the 108 bronze bowls for good luck, a tradition that added a special touch to our visit. The temple is located near the Grand Palace, which means it doesn’t get as many tourists as other temples and is less crowded. I recommend going early to avoid the crowds and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.

A must-visit spot in Bangkok. It’s one of the largest markets in the world, with over 15,000 stalls sprawling across 26 sections. Whether you're into fashion, antiques, home decor, or unique souvenirs, you'll find it all here. The market is divided into sections, making it easier to navigate, but part of the fun is getting lost and discovering unexpected treasures. A pro tip I picked up: arrive early around 10 AM to beat the crowds and score some great bargains. Vendors often give better deals in the morning as they believe the first sale brings good luck.

This bustling open-air mall right by the Chao Phraya River combines shopping, dining, and entertainment in one spot. You can take the free shuttle boat from Sathorn Pier, which can add a fun river cruise to your experience. If you’re into nightlife or want to take some insta-worthy pics, I recommend it 100%. Try to go there after 5 pm as the market really comes alive by then.