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.

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.

Stretching 800 meters across lush rice fields, this eco-friendly bridge connects the village of Kung Mai Sak to the Wat Phra That Mae Yen temple. The scenery here is breathtaking, with the best views during the rainy season from July to November when the rice fields are at their greenest. Visiting the Bamboo Bridge is best done early in the morning to avoid crowds. Be sure to wear comfortable clothing and good shoes. There is no official entrance fee, but donations are encouraged to help with the maintenance of the bridge and support local community projects.

Amsterdam Bar, located in Wok Tum on Koh Phangan, is famous for its spectacular sunset views and laid-back vibe. Perched on a hillside, the bar features two levels: an upper terrace and a lower deck with a swimming pool. Visitors can enjoy reggae music, cool beers, and a variety of cocktails while taking in the panoramic views of the west coast and surrounding islands.