Pimnapat & William
Things To Do
The Grand Palace- Bangkok
The Grand Palace in Bangkok is a stunning complex of ornate buildings that has served as the official residence of Thai kings since 1782. It features intricate architecture, golden spires, and sacred sites, including the revered Temple of the Emerald Buddha.
Wat Pho- Bangkok
Wat Pho, also known as the Temple of the Reclining Buddha, is one of Bangkok’s oldest and largest temples, famous for its massive gold-plated reclining Buddha statue. It is also a center for traditional Thai massage and learning, featuring beautifully decorated stupas, murals, and intricate architecture.
Wat Arun- Bangkok
Wat Arun, or the Temple of Dawn, is a striking riverside temple in Bangkok known for its towering spires adorned with colorful porcelain mosaics. Its central prang offers panoramic views of the Chao Phraya River and the city, especially breathtaking at sunrise and sunset.
Boat Noodle Alley- Bangkok
** BTS Station is "Victory Monument", or input that when using Grab App. Boat Noodle Alley in Bangkok is a bustling street famous for its tiny bowls of rich, flavorful noodle soup, traditionally served from boats along the canal. Visitors can enjoy a variety of meats and broths while experiencing the lively atmosphere of stacked bowls and local street food culture.
Chinatown Bangkok
Chinatown Yaowarat in Bangkok is a vibrant district renowned for its bustling streets, neon signs, and a rich tapestry of Chinese temples, markets, and street food stalls. It’s a sensory feast where visitors can explore exotic flavors, gold shops, and traditional Chinese culture in the heart of the city.
Sukhumvit Soi 11- Bangkok
Soi 11 in Bangkok is a lively street in the Sukhumvit area, known for its energetic nightlife, trendy bars, and international dining options. It’s a hotspot for both locals and tourists seeking a vibrant mix of cocktails, clubs, and late-night entertainment.
Muay Thai- Thai Kickboxing- Bangkok
Muay Thai at Rajadamnern Stadium in Bangkok offers an electrifying experience of Thailand’s national sport, where skilled fighters showcase intense skill, speed, and tradition in the ring. The stadium, one of the oldest and most prestigious in the country, provides an authentic atmosphere with passionate crowds and ceremonial pre-fight rituals. Tickets can be purchased on arrival but if you want ring-side seats, it is recommended to purchase beforehand online!
Jodd Fairs Night Market- Bangkok
Jodd Fairs Night Market in Bangkok is a vibrant, modern market known for its eclectic mix of street food, trendy fashion, and quirky lifestyle stalls. With a lively atmosphere, live music, and colorful lights, it’s a popular spot for both shopping and socializing late into the night.
ICONSIAM- Bangkok
ICONSIAM in Bangkok is a luxurious riverside shopping and lifestyle complex featuring high-end boutiques, gourmet dining, and cultural attractions. It also showcases Thai art and heritage through immersive exhibitions, making it a blend of modern retail and traditional culture. You can also hop on/off ferries along the Chao Praya River.
The Local- Bangkok
This is a great restaurant to try regional Thai cuisines. Very foreigner friendly. Original and authentic local Thai food is at the heart of The Local. Customers will be delighted with an array of delectable local Thai specialties. Each dish is carefully cooked with love according to a secret family recipe handed down over generations using the finest local ingredients from every region of Thailand.
Jim Thompson Surawong Store- Bangkok
Get all of your tropical themed clothing here, it is not cheap but will for sure last you a life time! Jim Thompson’s clothing is renowned for its high-quality Thai silk, combining traditional craftsmanship with contemporary fashion design. The brand embodies elegance and luxury, reflecting the legacy of the American entrepreneur who revitalized Thailand’s silk industry.
