Things To Do
Chinatown Bangkok (Yaowarat)
Yaowarat is the vibrant, neon-drenched artery of Bangkok’s Chinatown and arguably one of the greatest street food destinations in the world. By day, it is a bustling hub of gold shops, traditional Chinese medicine practitioners, and wholesale markets; by night, it transforms into a massive open-air food court that defines the city's culinary soul.
Chatuchak Weekend Market
Known to locals as "JJ Market," Chatuchak is one of the world's largest weekend markets and a must-visit destination for anyone looking to experience the true scale of Bangkok's shopping and food culture.
Bangkok Luxury Malls
Bangkok is home to some of the world’s most spectacular shopping malls, ranging from ultra-luxury hubs to massive centers focused on electronics and bargains. Most major malls are conveniently located along the BTS Skytrain lines, particularly around the Siam, Chidlom and Phrom Phong stations. But - the most iconic mall, arguably, is the ICON SIAM Mall. A must-visit, at least once.
THE GOLF SCENE
Bangkok and its surrounding areas offer a world-class golfing experience, with over 50 courses ranging from historic championship venues to modern complexes with high-tech amenities. Many of these clubs are accessible to visitors and provide high-quality caddy services, luxurious clubhouses, and even floodlit fairways for night play to avoid the tropical heat. Well known courses include Navatanee Golf Course, The Royal Golf & Country Club, Siam Country Club, Bangkok Golf Club, and more.
Iconic Bangkok Eats
Bangkok's culinary landscape is a world-class mix of legendary street stalls and time-honored institutions - it is truly a global culinary capital where the Michelin Guide recognizes everything from ultra-luxurious fine dining to humble street food stalls. Fine-dining recommendations include Sra Bua by Kiin Kiin, More local street-style recommendations include Raan Jay Fai,