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Press release, bangkok airways partners with bangkok travel club (btc) launch 2020 travel campaign, bangkok / january 22, 2020 (today) – bangkok airways public company limited led by mr. chulin kocharoen, vice president of sales (center) and mr. varong israsena na ayudhya, vice president of marketing (2nd from left) together with bangkok travel club limited led by ms. chonlada chevathakorn, managing director (2nd from right), jointly organized the press conference of “bangkok airways x bangkok travel club travel campaign 2020.” the campaign will offer wonderful travel programs and amazing travel packages for travelers who are seeking new perspectives in travel. the press conference was held at the grand ballroom of the movenpick bdms wellness resort, bangkok. mr. varong israsena na ayudhya, vice president – marketing of bangkok airways, commented that, “this year, we plan to implement proactive marketing strategies in thailand and in the broader indochina region, especially those markets in the clmv countries (cambodia, laos, myanmar, vietnam) as these countries show promising growth in terms of economics. travel demand in these countries is also on the rise for both leisure and business. currently, bangkok airways operates more than 50 flights per day between bangkok (suvarnabhumi) and important cities in clmv. this is considered as one of our strong points in the market. last year, we launched a few travel packages to boost air travel between thailand and clmv countries within the region such as the beach times package that offered through-fare tickets for those travelers who wanted to travel from their city of origin in clmv via bangkok and then onwards to popular beach destinations in thailand and the maldives. asean cross country package is another campaign that offered passengers from clmv to travel within the region on bangkok airways flights. moreover, we also partnered with the thailand convention and exhibition bureau (tceb) in promoting the “fly, meet, shop” campaign, drawing mice groups from clmv to have meetings and incentive travel in thailand for the third year running.” “for the thai market, we will use integrated strategies to help elevate bangkok airways brand positioning in thailand. we will continue exercising our sport & tourism marketing activities in order to create and strengthen our brand awareness with connections to our running enthusiasts. bangkok airways boutique series – a running event that will be held in 6 destinations throughout thailand. this will be our 4th edition of the running series event.  additionally, we support our partners such as the tourism authority of thailand in supporting various sports-related and tourism-related events to help promote tourism in the main and secondary cities during low seasons. some of the campaigns that we participate in this year are 60 happiness routes and amazing thailand premium, to name a few. we believe that working with various partners that have expertise in their respective fields will help enhance bangkok airways’ competitiveness in the market. this partnership with bangkok travel club (btc) on this campaign is seen as another strategy to help us better compete with our competitors,” mr. varong added. mr. chulin kocharoen, vice president - sales of bangkok airways said, “this year, bangkok airways will focus on selling our tickets on four main channels which are 1. direct channels (api connect and b2b platform) 2. travel agencies & interline (online and offline) 3. ticketing offices (city and airport offices, and call center) and 4. bangkok airways website and mobile application. moreover, we have completely transformed ourselves to a fully digitally-integrated airline. last year, we developed our systems and were able to connect to those online travel agencies (otas) to be more visible in our potential markets around the world.” “as we would like to create more value to our tickets as well as to offer our passengers new products, we, together with bangkok travel club (btc), have come up with a travel campaign that will offer our clients two amazing products which are, 1. the miracle indochina tour program and 2. fly boutique, stay unique travel package. our aim is not only to promote destinations of bangkok airways, but also to emphasize the positioning of both brands as a premium operators.” mr. chulin added. ms. chonlada chevathakorn, managing director of the bangkok travel club (btc) said, “bangkok travel club is another business under bangkok airways’ umbrella, offering specialty tours to a number of destinations serviced by bangkok airways. additionally, btc also provides general air ticketing and hotel reservation services under the slogan “your travel stylist.” “this partnership with bangkok airways emphasizes that we are the experts in indochina travels. “the miracle indochina,” will be presented in 4 different dimensions which are, local cuisine, beautiful places, unique activities and stories. the honorable speaker, aj. poo jittakorn bussaba, one of the most sought-after historical story-tellers in thailand will present the history. we will take our clients traveling back in time to 11 magical destinations in thailand and asia such as mandalay (myanmar), luang prabang (laos), yangon (myanmar), siem reap (cambodia), danang-hue-hoi an (vietnam), mumbai (india), phuket, lampang, sukhothai, chiang mai and chiang rai. prices for the “miracle indochina” start from just only 28,900 baht per person for overseas destinations and only 20,000 baht for domestic destinations. the prices include almost everything you could ever wish for - be it: air tickets, accommodations, local transportation, meals, tour guides, fees to tourist attractions.” “for fly boutique – stay unique, is a travel package that includes air ticket, 3days/2nights accommodation in a 4-5 star hotel and airport transfers. the package will be presented in 2 themes which are “let’s go to the beach” that will include samui, phuket, krabi and trat. the 2nd theme of the package will be “i love the mountains” that will include destinations like chiang mai, chiang rai, lampang and sukhothai. in addition to that, bangkok airways’ flyerbonus members are to receive further privileges which include an instant 3,000 baht discount when purchasing any package, plus they may redeem 4,000 points for a 500 baht discount and receive an additional 500 flyerbonus points.” for those who are interested in purchasing the miracle indochina or fly boutique stay unique package, they can contact bangkok travel club at call center tel. 02-111-2999 or line id: @bangkoktravelclub or email: [email protected] monday-friday 08.00hrs – 18.00hrs., 22 january 2020.

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Bangkok Travel Guide

Bangkok is a city that thrives on contrasts and embraces the weird, the wonderful, and the whacky. Its happy essence and vibrant nature is owed to the everyday hustle and daily grind of the people. A place like no other, enriched with culture and many delights that go way beyond a plate of Pad Thai. This city is a must see and an experience to remember any time you visit. From the casual tuk-tuk, market stalls, trendy skyscrapers and delicious food, the city harnesses a plethora of appeal.

With many popular neighborhoods to explore and plenty of traditional, world class foods to try. Whatever you're here for, this is a destination that delivers romance, adventure, and family time.

In an unreservedly soulful city, you can expect nothing less.

It is without a doubt an oriental heavyweight, beloved for its pulsating Soi's, nightlife, food, and spa's. And, contrary to common belief, this 'big smoke' has plenty of greenery at its fingertips for those wanting a break from the noise. And just for good measure, the views in Bangkok are not to be missed, offering unrivalled seclusion from the concrete jungle. Climb the Sky Bars at night and be rewarded with a sparkling metropolis twinkling in its glory.

Sashaying with the sweet, the sour, and everything in between, there is no denying that the Land of Smiles will capture your senses and your heart.

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Best Time to Go

Thai Buddhist New Year (otherwise known as 'Songkran') is a celebration the locals (of all ages) eagerly await all year round. On April 13, this metropolitan city shuts down for a three-day holiday. The locals then proceed to the streets, to have what can only be described as the biggest water festival in the world!

If the thought of this screams adventure to you, then don't forget to pack your brightest floral shirt and your best water gun! Check out Bangkok's Silom, a neighborhood where the atmosphere is pumping, the roads are closed off and the water barrels are lining the streets.

The easiest way to get there is by hopping on the BTS Skytrain (Silom or dark green line) and following the herds of brightly patterned shirts. Upon exiting the station, you will be greeted with some friendly, splashin' fun. If having water thrown on you randomly in the street isn't really your thing, then avoiding most parts of this country, at this time of year, is probably a good idea!

FYI: This time of year is HOT, HOT, HOT. In fact, April is known for being the hottest month of the year, so if you are averse to strong heat and humidity do check out the cooler months of the year.

Throughout the months of January and February, Bangkok proudly presents the very chilled Concert in the Park. Starting at 5:30 p.m. every Sunday, the Bangkok Symphony Orchestra plays a two-hour set, consisting of stunning compositions from both Thai and Western music. You can expect to hear plenty of popular classics from the big movies, musicals, and pop band heroes. Do as the locals do by taking a blanket or folding chairs, plus your favourite picnic essentials. You'll be ready to settle in and soak up the atmosphere.

November to February are generally the cooler months in most parts of Thailand, including Bangkok. However, if you're planning a trip to the islands from the capital do check the weather carefully. Whilst some areas of northern Thailand are determined by the three distinct climates, there are southern regions governed by just two. These areas are known for getting more rainfall.

Things to Know

Bangkok is a huge bustling city with a population of over 10 million and its bold colours and cool vibrations span over 50 districts making it impossible to absorb it all in a single trip. With so much to see and do, this is a city that loves an itinerary. It's also a city that loves wandering feet — being ready to trail off the beaten path and throw away the schedule could pay off in dividends.

Bangkok Soi's (streets/alleys) are well known for their hidden gems. Some have more pop-ups than a pogo stick, so being prepared to go with the flow could full-well deliver the magic you never expected.

Get used to the idea of using the BTS Skytrain and the MRT rail lines, otherwise getting anywhere fast will likely be a stickler for your trip. Traffic can be a deadlock, especially at peak times of the day. Planning your mode of transport ahead of time could be the key to unlocking extra time in a mind-blowing city.

The city is a food haven for anyone who loves hearty and flavorsome cooking. With so many dishes to try, do your palate a favour and start off with the following favourites: Khao Soi, Pad Thai, Som Tam, Massaman Curry, Laab, Pak Boong, and Penang Curry. And there's plenty more where they came from. With a mix of unique textures, flavors, and cultural influences, don't be surprised if you fall in love with authentic Thai cuisine.

The Thai people generally pride themselves on being respectful and polite, with this you can expect to be greeted with the Wai (palms together at your chest accompanied with a subtle bow of the head) — reciprocate to share the warm sentiment. It is illegal to defame or insult the King or any members of the royal family. To avoid any misunderstanding, steer clear of any mention of his royal highness.

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Currency: Baht (BHT) 1.00 US Dollar = 31.145097 Thai Baht

Language: Thai

To express gratitude and warm regards, always add khap (only if you're male), or ka (only if you're female) at the end of everything you say, this will score you brownie points with the locals. Khap or Ka is considered a polite way to show respect.

Hello & Goodbye: Sawasdee (sa- whah- dee) (add: Ka/Khap)

Thank you: Kohp koon (add: Ka/Khap)

Yes: Chı̀ No: Mi (add: Ka/Khap)

I don't speak Thai: C̄hạn mị̀ phūd p̣hās̄ʹā thịy

I'm lost: C̄hạn h̄lng thāng

I would like: C̄hạn t̂xngkār

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Calling Code: +66

Capital City: Bangkok

How to Get Around

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Bangkok is brimming with transport options and choosing the right mode that is fit for your journey is vital.

Trains: The BTS Skytrain is most likely the most convenient way to reach your destination in the shortest time possible. There are sixty-one stations along three main lines, and it's extending every day. This mode of transport is cheaper than taxis and covers all the major Bangkok neighborhoods. Sukhumvit and Silom being the most popular lines for locals and tourists alike. With waiting times averaging less than five minutes, you can hop on this friendly service and know that you'll experience the convenience of time, as well as air conditioned and clean carriages. Be prepared to be 'packed in' during peak times. Have cash available to buy instant tickets from the machines or take your passport to purchase a Rabbit Card for regular Skytrain use. Your journey will start from around $0.45 for one stop. If you know you'll be making good use of the service, take your passport and buy a rabbit card. Sticking $10 on it should have you covered for a while, and you can top up anytime. The best part is claiming back the cost of the card (and what you didn't spend) at the end of your trip is easy. Just return it to any Skytrain kiosk.

The MRT is Bangkok's rapid underground rail system. Like the Skytrain, the MRT has a quick turnaround and covers vast areas of Bangkok, including the old quarters. Take cash to exchange for tokens or cards.

Both BTS and the MRT are interconnected at popular stations for seamless overlaps in city travel.

Taxis: Bangkok taxis are everywhere and come in an array of funky colours, adding a wash of blue, orange, pink, green, and yellow to an already vivacious bustling scene. Even though flagging a cab down is relatively easy, depending on the time of day, a 10-minute journey may end up taking an hour or so. Traffic is relentlessly jammed pretty much everywhere you go, especially during peak times.

It's also worth noting that some drivers may not have the meter on when you get in, this happens a lot in tourist areas. Be sure to check and ask for "Meter kah/khap?" before you hop in.

Generally, it's very normal for a driver to communicate with you via the passenger window before unlocking the doors and letting you in. Having maps open and your address pinned for easy view can speed up the process.

Paying: Carrying loose coins and small notes is a good way to avoid being (unintentionally) short changed. Some drivers may claim they don't have small coins/notes to give back to you. When you come to pay, round up your fare to the nearest five or 10 baht, this can also make the transaction easier for both parties.

Motorbike Taxis: A popular (and fun) way to travel for short distances, particularly from train stations. The bikes can get into the nooks and crannies of the Soi's and easily duck and dive their way through the hot traffic. Having some basic Thai is recommended, as is being able to communicate your destination. Carrying your own helmet is highly advised, but most will provide one, if you ask.

Basic language to learn:

Go Left: Pị thāng ŝāy

Go Right: Pị thāng k̄hwā

Straight on: Trng pị

Stop here: H̄yud trng nī̂

Tuk-Tuk: A cultural emblem and still a somewhat reliable mode of transport in the heart of Bangkok. Flagging one down shouldn't be too difficult, especially around the tourist area of Siam. Prices will vary wildly and a 10-minute spin could set you back around 300baht. Sharpening up the bartering skills may be essential. Some hotels will have their own free Tuk-Tuk ready and waiting to drop guests at the nearest BTS/MRT station.

Best Hotels

Ariyasom villa.

Address: 65 Sukhumvit Soi 1, Klongtoey Nua, Wattana, Bangkok 10110, Thailand Phone: +662-254 8880-3 Book Now

Nestled in the popular area of Sukhumvit, this authentic boutique Thai hotel is close to a bedrock of shopping malls such as Emquartier, Siam Paragon, and Central world. With just a 10-minute walk to the nearest BTS station, the location is very central and close to attractions such as: Wat Arun Temple, Soi 11 (bars and restaurants) and the famous flower market. The rooms are all beautifully decorated in traditional Thai style and the 'Executive Deluxe Rooms' offer a jacuzzi — perfect for some sweet romance!

Bangkok Tree House

Address: 60 Moo1, Petchaheung Rd soi 26, Bang Nampeung, Phra Pradeang. Samutprakarn, 10130 Bangkok Phone: 082-995-1150 Book Now

An escape from city life and a deep dive into tranquillity. A nature resort on the edge of Bangkok, offering fresh, functional living in a unique (three-storey) tree top unit, designed to bring you closer to the open air. Secluded in the jungle with plenty of adventure and nature ready and waiting, be sure to take advantage of the free bicycle hire. When you're not off exploring your environment, the rooftop terrace enjoys peace and quiet with unrestricted views of the river. Besides this, free ice cream is on offer all day!

Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok

Address: 48 Oriental Avenue, Bangkok 10500, Thailand. Phone: +66 (0) 2 659 9000 Book Now

This five-star resort is the perfect introduction to the Chao Phraya river, otherwise known as the "Lifeblood of the City'' or "The River of Kings'. The 145-year old Mandarin exudes grace and charm and is set among landmarks such as: The Temple of Dawn, China Town, Bangkok's Old Town, The Grand Palace, and ICONSIAM shopping mall (now a new national monument). With complimentary boat shuttles available, you can reach the busy Sathorn Pier (transport hub for boat taxis and BTS Skytrain) in just five to 10 minutes.

The Old Capital Bike Inn

Address: 07 Pra Sumen Road, Pra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200 Phone: +662 629-1787 Book Now

A very affordable and award-winning family run boutique. Brace yourself for all the charisma you can possibly imagine from vintage bicycles and classic decor. Each room has been newly refurbished and restored to its original allure. Throw in the heirloom furniture and you have yourself a charming ambience. The complimentary night-time bike tour is not to be missed, it will have you enjoying the cool breeze and taking in the illuminations of the old town.

Hotel Muse Bangkok

Address: 55/555 Langsuan Road, Lumpini, Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330 Thailand, 10330 Bangkok Phone: +66 (0) 2 630 4000 Book Now

Inspired by 1920's art décor, this stunning boutique hotel is laden with luxury and set in the thick of the action; strategically placed within easy access to key locations such as Siam, Sukhumvit, and Silom. Aside from the lavish rooms, this hotel boasts an award-winning restaurant and an acclaimed speakeasy rooftop bar.

Skyview Hotel Bangkok: EM DISTRICT

Address: 12 Sukhumvit Soi 24, Klongton, Klongtoey, Bangkok, 10110 Phone:+66 (0) 2011 1111 Book Now

What can beat an infinity swimming pool, two rooftop bars, one with stunning 360 views (and excellent cocktails) plus a location that puts you a five-minute walk from the Skytrain? And with the best restaurants and a thriving shopping scene on your doorstep (in the beating centre of Phromphong) this hotel pulls out all the stops. With clean, spacious, and modern rooms, plus a stone throw away from Benchasiri park, this hotel offers excellent value for a five-star stay.

Best Restaurants

Jay fai (thai).

Address: 327 Mahachai Rd, Samranras Subdistrict, Phra Nakon District, Bangkok 10200 Thailand Phone: +66 2 223 9384 Website

Jay Fai is one for the foodies. A 74-year-old lady who derailed the perception of street food when she took her side street eatery to Michelin-star status and Netflix fame. Known for her crab omelette and its indulgently sized chunks of mouth melting deliciousness, chef Fai cooks up a storm right before your eyes. The Yellow Crab Curry has also made a name for itself and is the first inline to steal the show from its sister dish. This restaurant holds no heirs and graces, sitting on plastic chairs with only a fan to keep you cool simply adds to the unique charm of this culinary experience. Book months in advance to secure your place or rock up at 8 a.m. to place your name on a reservation list — then expect to wait in line for an hour or two for your 'allocated slot'.

Medini (Italian)

Address: The Continent Hotel Bangkok, 413 Sukhumvit Road. Bangkok 10110, Thailand Phone: +66 2 686 7000 Website

A restaurant located at the bustling Asoke BTS station and bolstered high up in the Continental Hotel. Famous for its free flow alcohol, pizza, and pasta, all freshly made to order. With a warm, yet casual atmosphere and hearty food with a great view, this unbeatable value will have you coming back for more. At THB999 per person, all that is left to do is to decide if you're a 'Sundowner' (5:30 p.m. - 7:45 p.m.) or a 'Twilighter' (8:00 p.m. - 10:15 p.m.). Book at least five to seven days in advance and don't forget to ask for a window table for views of this sprawling city.

The Smokin' Pug (American BBQ)

Address: 105 Langsuan Road, Lumpini Park, Bangkok 10330 Phone: +66 83 029 7598 Website

Popular for its tasty BBQ pork ribs consequently dubbed as "the best I ever tasted' by many of its visitors. A low-key restaurant with big portions, great beer, and a laid back, chilled out vibe, making you feel right at home. Email two days in advance of reservation or if you feel like staying home, download the FoodPanda app and order in. A small gem of a joint, easily missed if you don't know what you're looking for — check out the map and local landmarks before you go, to avoid turning up like a hot mess.

AESOPS (Greek)

Address: 120 Sala Daeng 1/1, Silom, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500, Thailand Phone: +66 62 567 7751 Website

Famous for their summer-inspired cocktails, party atmosphere, and mouth-watering dishes, you're invited to 'do as the Greeks do'. Perfect for a lively family night out, a celebration, or a simple shindig with friends. Great music, lots of dancing on tables, and plate smashing to your heart's content. The Flaming Saganaki Cheese is a must try and the Hummus is to die for. Hidden in the heart of Silom, but accessible from Saladaeng BTS station (Exit 2). Booking online before you go is essential.

Veganary (Thai/Western - Vegan)

Address: 35/2 Soi Methi Niwet, Sukhumvit 24 Road, Klongton, Klongtoey, Bangkok, Thailand (Khlong Toei) Phone: 095-564-6053 Website

With six locations dotted around Bangkok, this is a family-run restaurant chain, offering up vegan and gluten-free food. Passionate about debunking the 'vegetables are boring' myth, they present delicious dishes that lure in even the meat lovers. With so much to try, this place could end up being a firm favourite, especially for lunch. A great choice for wandering feet, as booking a table ahead of time is not really needed. Don't miss the Som Tam Thai or Green Curry Spaghetti. The desserts are utterly wonderful, especially the 'Chunky Monkey Ice-Cream & Cake' and any of the super delightful Waffle creations.

Hemingways (North American, Latin and Mediterranean)

Address: Sukhumvit 11 Alley, Khlong Toei Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok, 10110, Thailand Phone: +66 2 653 3900 Website

One of the oldest 'renaissance' pubs in Bangkok and recently relocated to the funky night spot of Soi 11. A Bangkok 'institution' built in a colonial 1920's style and based on the era and adventures of Hemmingway himself, it's a family-friendly restaurant by day and a sociable, lively bar by night. Bag a comfy sofa on the balcony and watch the theater of this vivacious street go by. Drop in anytime to try the home-inspired recipes, make it before 7 p.m. to take advantage of half-price alcoholic beverages. For Friday through Saturday reservations, booking ahead is a good idea.

Soul Food (Thai)

Address: 56/10 Sukhumvit Soi 55 (Soi Thong Lor), Bangkok, Thailand, 10110 Phone: +66-(0)2101 2367 Website

Papaya Salad, Massaman Curry, Khao Soi, and the Soft-Shell Pad Thai are all great places to start when ordering dishes on this menu. The food here is authentic Thai and ordering a few plates to share is the best way to sample it all. A simple, affordable restaurant that's easy to find among Sukhumvit's trendy Thonglor area.

Pizza Pala Romana (Italian)

Address: Asok Intersection, between Terminal 21 and MRT Sukhumvit exit 3 Bangkok, Thailand 10110 Phone: 02 259 1228-9 Website

A very small italian deli tucked away under Asoke BTS Skytrain station (adjacent to the ground floor of Terminal 21 shopping mall) and looking like a non-specific hole in the wall. Arguably, this is the best pizza in Bangkok with a perfect, crunchy sourdough crust, generous toppings, and tasty sauce base layer. Order a meter-long slab and you'll be enjoying it for days. A nice place for a couple to grab a table on the go... and the wine hits the spot, too.

Things to Do

The grand palace.

Address: Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang Phra Nakhon Bangkok 10200 Phone: NA Website

Visiting the palace will realistically take a few hours of your time, depending on where you are staying and how you choose to get there. Give yourself between 60 and 90 minutes to enjoy the grounds and the stunning shrines—the Emerald Buddha is a must see.

Showing up without booking is usually fine, or you can play it safe and book via the website one day in advance. There's a 500-baht entry fee and a very strict dress code, so be sure to cover your legs and shoulders at all times—for a small fee you can hire sarongs at the ticket office. Make sure to go early to beat the heat.

Ancient City

Address: 296/1 Moo7 Sukhumvit Road, Bangpoomai, Amphoe Samut Prakan, Samut Prakan Province 10280 Phone: 0 2026 8800-9 Website

The Ancient City is a large outdoor museum shaped to reflect the map of Thailand and dedicated to bringing lifelike, (with some smaller scale) representations of the country's oldest and most sacred buildings. All sites are geographically placed within the 320 acres of land and have been reproduced to reflect their original beauty and charm. A full day is necessary to cover the grounds, as is hiring a bicycle (or a cart buggy) upon arrival—and don't forget to look out for the Buffalos on your travels.

This attraction gets busy and can get very, very HOT, so take plenty of water and a few snacks to keep you going. Choosing the coolest day from your schedule is advised. Jump on the Sukhumvit BTS line and get off at Kheha station, upon exit hop in a cab for a five-minute journey. Check the website for the most up to date booking information.

Chao Phraya River Dinner Cruise

Address: Asiatique the Riverfront Pier 1 Phone: +662-541-5599 / 098-562-4246 Website

Hop on a pre-booked boat excursion by night and cruise up and down the Chao Phraya River for 2 hours of pure gourmet wine-ing and dining. You'll see the illuminated landmarks of Wat Arun and Temple of the Dawn, whilst being treated to a live band and an 80's/90's disco. Get to the ticketing office early because you'll need to find the company hosting your trip before being able to join the queue. If dining on the river appeals to you, but the boat doesn't, check out the riverside restaurants for some spectacular views and delicious food.

Cafe Culture in Thonglor- Ekkamai

Address: Thonglor - Exit 3 - BTS Station

If you love people watching, quality coffee and a slower pace away from crowds, then checking out the cafe culture in Sukhumvit's hip Thonglor/Ekkamai neighborhoods, may be precisely what you're looking for. Head to 'The Commons' (home to independent vendors, small events and creative workshops) and you will find Roost Coffee Roaster, renowned for excellent coffee and a community approach. Hop across the road to its younger brother, 'Seenspace', for Brave Roasters serving equally delicious coffee, plus craft beers. Whilst in the neighborhood, scoot over to Mocking Tales, a fairy tale cafe, making all your sweet tooth dreams a reality. With a dressing up box for the kids and an Instagram worthy concept, you'll have a magical time. Skip the main meal and go straight for the desserts—the Dragon's Fire Breath is a showstopper.

One more cafe left in you? If yes, pop over to Ekamai and try Blue Dye, a house-turned-cafe. The owner exhibits and sells his own '(un) Fashion Vintage Collection' as well as products from other independent brands. If you're lucky, you may catch a chilled gig on the terrace.

Chinatown - Food Tour

Trails of markets, a catacomb of never-ending alleyways, and a deep network of stunning street food vendors awaiting at every turn. Chinatown is the perfect jollity for explorers and adventurous taste buds. Pre-book a food tour and take advantage of one of the best street food districts in the world; you'll be introduced to the tastiest dishes on offer. Take the tour by night when the main drag bustles with locals and travellers grabbing a spot of dinner and the vibrant colors and delicious smells permeate the senses.

Best Shopping

Icon siam shopping mall.

Address: 299 Soi Charoen Nakhon 5 Charoen Nakhon Road Khlong Ton Sai, Khlong San Bangkok 10600 Phone:+66 (0) 2 495 7000 Website

A shopaholic's 'dream come true', all under one roof. Be prepared to give up a full day as this place is an adventure palace sitting proudly on the bank of the Chao Phraya River. It spans seven uniquely designed floors, with a magnificent collection of wide and varied stores. On the ground floor resides a floating market themed food court, it's a cool place replicating the river, and the stalls offer fresh local food!

Terminal 21, Asok.

Address: 88 Sukhumvit Soi 19 (Wattana) Sukhumvit Rd., North Klongtoei, Wattana, Bangkok 10110 Phone: 02-108-0888 Website

A walkway directly linked to the BTS Asoke station, leading you straight into an army of lush, independent boutique stores and plenty of brands to feast your eyes on. Each storey represents an airport departure gate, ready to fly you to different parts of the world. You can also find a cinema, restaurants, and bars as you journey through each floor.

Siama Whole Paragon

Address: 991, Rama 1 Road Pathum Wan, Siam. Bangkok 10330 Thailand Phone: +66 2 610 8000 Website

An entertainment hub for the whole family. You can expect to see a lot of the major designer brands, plenty of well-known restaurants and eateries, plus a whole lot of fun for the kids. For some luxurious rest and relaxation, head to the Cineplex and go VIP.

Chatuchak Weekend Market

Address: Kamphaeng Phet Road Lat Yao, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900 Thailand Website

Chatuchak Weekend Market is perfect for finding clothing, antiques, handicrafts, home décor, souvenirs, and art. Sitting on 35 acres, this jaw dropping market of shops, eateries, and stalls has everything you could possibly need. Famous for its sheer size and buzzing atmosphere, no other market in Bangkok can compare. Lovingly known as JJ for short, Chatuchak is an open-air space with very little under cover, so you may want to consider going early before it gets too hot. Wearing comfortable footwear is essential, as is mentally preparing for the weekend crowds.

Central World

Address: 4 4 4/1 2 Rama I Rd, Pathum Wan, Pathum Wan District, Bangkok 10330, Thailand Phone: +662 021 9999 Website

At Chit Lom BTS you'll find another world-class shopping hang out, with a unique blend of brands, boutiques, bars, and entertainment. Visit during the winter holidays and you'll be treated to their extravagant display of Christmas trees and beautiful lights.

Address: 444 8th Fl. MBK Center, PhayaThai Rd., Pathumwan Bangkok 10330 Website

MBK is another shopping attraction you can literally get lost in. With an indoor market feel, this Mall is legendary for its competitive prices and budget stalls. Wide-ranging products span across nine floors, from Thai souvenirs to furniture. Visit one of the many spa treatments parlours to pamper your way through what could be a long day.

The Emporium and Emquartier

Address: 46 Sukhumvit Rd, Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110, Thailand Phone: +66 2 269 1000 Website

Three world-class shopping complexes located in the very popular area of BTS Phromphong (Sukhumvit) and surrounded by the beautiful Benjasiri park. A retail and tourism destination in a hub for fabulous dining and entertainment. Situated downtown, this shopping complex is surprisingly less crowded than the other mega malls. Look out for the 40-meter-high waterfall and gourmet food stalls on the ground floor. The cakes and sweet treats are enough to keep your energy levels happy. If you love books, you'll find an ample sized Kinokuniya with plenty of gems and best sellers to get your teeth into.

Neighborhoods to Know

Sukhumvit: Sukhumvit isThailand's longest road, lined with trendy neighborhoods, malls, hotels, bars and restaurants. This action-packed area is not only a fantastic transport hub but is also the main commercial and entertainment district. Home to expats and locals residing in the many high-rise Condominium and side street Soi's.

Siam: Siam is the centerpiece of Bangkok (the old capital), a commercial district with plenty of shopping options and a hub for transport and entertainment. Siam Square is what gives Bangkok its nickname: City of Angels. A place of contrasts, vibrant art, and trendy hangout spots.

Sathorn/Silom : A lively area with plenty of hustle and things to see and do. Whilst Silom covers the southside of Lumpini park and Chao Phraya River, Sathorn is perched on the edge of Silomand is mainly known for being the financial district. Chinatown - The oldest district in Bangkok and famous for its infusion of both Thai and Chinese culture. Known for its bright colors, historical temples, delicious street food, and walks that make you feel like you're really exploring the quintessence of Bangkok.

Regardless of the time of year, Bangkok is always very hot and humid. A tropical 'year-round' climate means you will very rarely need a jacket, but you might need a Poncho.

November through to March is regarded to be the cooler, less humid months. Saying that. temperatures can still soar as high as 90 degrees, especially as the days edge closer towards the hottest month of year, April. Bangkok is prone to sporadic showers of the year and guaranteed during the rainy season, where impressive thunderous storms will have you running for shelter. Throughout the whole year you can expect up to nine to 10 hours of daylight, with the sun setting between 6 - 7 p.m.

The following are average Fahrenheit lows and highs by month:

January: 70°F to 90°F (Cool Season) February: 73°F to 91°F (Cool Season) March: 77°F to 93°F (Hot Season) April: 79°F to 95°F (Hot Season) May: 79°F to 93°F (Hot Season) June: 79°F to 91°F (Hot Season) July: 79°F to 91°F (Monsoon Season) August: 79°F to 91°F (Monsoon Season) September: 77°F to 90°F (Monsoon Season) October: 77°F to 90°F (Monsoon Season) November: 75°F to 88°F (Cool Season) December: 70°F to 88°F (Cool Season)

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Solo Travel in Bangkok: The Ultimate Guide for Traveling Alone in Bangkok, Thailand

Bangkok is an exhilarating city for solo travelers. As a solo traveler myself, I’ve spent plenty of time wandering Bangkok’s chaotic streets and getting delightfully lost in the organized madness of it all.

The sights, sounds, smells – it assaults your senses in the best possible way! But it can also feel a bit overwhelming at first when you’re on your own. 

With this ultimate solo travel in Bangkok guide, you’ll discover the top things to do, where to stay, getting around tips, essential safety advice, and more – so you can confidently venture out and devour all that Bangkok has to offer on your own!

Why the City of Angels is Great for Solo Travel

From the moment I arrived in Bangkok, it just felt easy. Getting around was a breeze thanks to the user-friendly transit system. The vibe was exciting yet chilled out. But what really struck me was how incredibly friendly and welcoming the Thai people were. Hospitality comes naturally to them, so as a solo traveler, you never feel alone.

Here are some of the key reasons Bangkok makes an awesome solo travel destination:

It’s a safe and easy city to navigate

With so many fellow travelers passing through Bangkok, everything is set up for tourists. The infrastructure like airports, trains, buses, and taxis run smoothly. Signs and transit maps are in English. Locals are accustomed to helping lost visitors. For a first-time solo destination, it ticks all the boxes.

The public transportation is excellent

Bangkok’s BTS Skytrain, MRT subway, extensive bus network, river ferries, and Grab taxis make getting around efficient and affordable. No need to rely on overpriced tourist taxis or terrifying tuk-tuk rides.

It’s budget-friendly

Thailand offers outstanding value for money. Dorm beds at quality hostels start around $10 USD per night. Street food and local restaurants will let you eat like a king for $2-5 per meal. Even attractions like temples and museums rarely cost over $5 USD. 

The food is out of this world

From mango sticky rice to spicy papaya salad, you’ll enjoy the best of Thai cuisine. Don’t miss the street food scene – pulling up a plastic stool at a busy stall is a must!

It’s a launch point for Southeast Asia travel

As a major regional hub, Bangkok places you in a prime position to explore more of SE Asia. You can find convenient onward travel to Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos, Malaysia, and Indonesia.

There are tons of activities for solo travelers

Take your pick from cooking classes to bicycle tours to yoga retreats and more. Joining group activities is a great way to meet fellow travelers.

Thais are incredibly friendly people

With their warm smiles and gracious hospitality, the locals make visitors feel welcome. Even with the language barrier, you’ll have no problem interacting with new Thai friends.

With these perks in mind, it’s no wonder Bangkok remains a favorite stop for solo travelers. The city envelops you in its energy and provides everything you need to feel comfortable venturing out on your own.

Best Areas to Stay in Bangkok For Solo Travelers

With unlimited accommodations to choose from, picking where to stay in Bangkok can feel overwhelming. As a solo traveler, the main priorities are safety, convenience, and staying somewhere with opportunities to socialize. 

Here are my top recommendations for neighborhood areas and hotels for solo travelers:

Khao San Road Area

Khao San Road is backpacker central and prime party zone. For solo travelers looking to make new friends, it’s ideal. Budget guesthouses and hostels line the streets, along with bars blaring music into the night and vendors selling pad thai from carts. It’s grungy but full of life.

Some notable hostels:

– Mad Monkey Bangkok – Social atmosphere with fun events like beer pong tournaments – Lub D Bangkok Silom – Highly rated with mixed dorms and female-only options   – NapPark Hostel – Rooftop pool and large common room to mingle

For something more laid-back, consider staying in Silom. It has a local neighborhood vibe but is still very central. Silom Art Hostel and Smile Society are good affordable options. This area puts you close to delicious street food at Patpong Night Market, the lush Lumphini Park, and the Skytrain.

Sukhumvit Area 

This vibrant expat district is great if you want upscale amenities and nightlife. Stay near the Skytrain stations around Sukhumvit Soi 11 for tons of dining, nightclubs, and shopping at Terminal 21 mall. Try traveling east to Sukhumvit Soi 38 for a more relaxed, residential feel. The Atlanta Hotel and Bed Station Hostel Sukhumvit 11 has affordable rates.

By Transit Stations

Since Bangkok’s BTS and MRT make getting around so easy, anywhere along the transit lines is convenient. Look for hostels like Beds on Sukhumvit or hotels like the Asoke Paradise by Compass Skytrain in central spots. Avoid outlying areas that would require long rides or taxi trips to reach the action.

Doing a little location research will ensure your Bangkok stay is well-situated for solo travelers. But don’t stress over it too much – with such an efficient transit system, it’s easy to get everywhere in the city.

Top Attractions in Bangkok and Things to Do Alone

Now for the fun part – what to do once you arrive! Bangkok offers endless possibilities, but as a first-timer, you’ll want to hit some highlights. As a solo traveler, I preferred focusing on activities where I could easily meet fellow travelers or immerse myself in Thai culture.

Here are some of my favorite things to do in Bangkok:

Marvel at Bangkok’s Grand Palace, Wat Pho, and Wat Arun

No first-timer’s itinerary is complete without visiting these jaw-dropping royal and religious complexes. The sheer beauty will leave you in awe. The Grand Palace, Wat Phra Kaew, and the Emerald Buddha statue are musts. Across the street, you can admire Wat Pho’s giant reclining Buddha and stroll through the peaceful grounds. 

Joining a guided tour is a great way to maximize your time when visiting solo while learning interesting history and fun facts from a local expert. Just be sure to wear respectful clothing that covers the knees and shoulders.

Go shopping at Chatuchak Weekend Market

One of the largest markets in Bangkok, Chatuchak is a shopper’s paradise with over 15,000 stalls and vendors selling everything under the sun. Food, clothing, home decor, plants – you name it, they have it. The market’s energy is infectious, with Thai music pumping through the maze of aisles. 

Go early to beat the peak daytime heat and crowds. Wear comfortable shoes, bring water, and be prepared to get lost wandering for hours. Chatuchak is such an immersive local experience.

Check out Chinatown 

Bangkok’s Chinatown district offers a fascinating glimpse into the city’s Chinese heritage and culture. The bright neon signs, gold-trimmed temples like Wat Traimit, and bustling markets like the flower and the book markets make it a street photographer’s dream. Don’t miss sampling delicious Chinese cuisine found here.

Get a Thai Massage

After all that walking around, your weary body will thank you for a relaxing Thai massage. The stretching, pressure point work, and manipulations help ease sore muscles. You’ll find affordable rates at massage shops all over Bangkok. For a more upscale spa experience, book a package at Let’s Relax or Health Land.  The ultimate is getting a massage at Wat Pho, considered Thailand’s leading school of massage.

Experience Bangkok’s Famous Nightlife  

Once the sun sets, Bangkok comes alive. On a solo trip, checking out the city’s legendary nightlife scene is a must! For rooftop bars, Octave Rooftop Lounge offers fantastic views and jazzy music. Or sip craft cocktails at Rabbit Hole and Thaipioka are great as well.

If you want to dance the night away with Bangkok’s cool crowd, check out Havana, Sing Sing Theater, or Sugar Club Bangkok. And don’t forget the infamous party street Khao San Road – grab a sidewalk table solo to people watch and chat up fellow travelers over budget beers. 

Great Day Trips to Take From Bangkok

Since Bangkok makes a convenient base to explore beyond, take advantage and book a few quick day trips. Getting out of the big city provides a beautiful change of scenery and cultural experiences. Here are some top ideas:

Visit Ayutthaya’s Temples and Ruins

Just 1.5 hours by train from Bangkok, the UNESCO World Heritage site of Ayutthaya showcases the history of ancient Thailand’s impressive capital. Wander the temple ruins stretching throughout the modern city, ride a bike around the area, and soak up the stories behind this important archaeological site.

Float Through the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market

Escape the chaos of Bangkok by taking a day trip to Damnoen Saduak, located about two hours outside the city in Ratchaburi Province. This vibrant floating market features vendors in traditional boats selling fresh fruit, vegetables, and tasty dishes. Don’t forget to barter! Early morning offers a magical scene floating down the canals.

Relax on Koh Samet Island 

If you have more time, do an overnight trip to Koh Samet, an idyllic tropical island in the Gulf of Thailand. Just six hours away from Bangkok by minibus and ferry, its white sand beaches, hiking trails, and laid-back vibe make for a refreshing getaway. Connect back with solo traveler friends you’ve met in Bangkok.

Getting Around Alone in Bangkok

Bangkok’s transportation network makes getting around straightforward. But as a newbie traveler on your own, you’ll want to avoid running into problems. Follow these tips:

Use public transit, not taxis – Bangkok’s efficient BTS Skytrain, MRT subway and bus networks are incredibly affordable, with fares under $1 USD. It’s hassle-free and protects you from taxi scams.

Get a Rabbit Card (Skytrain) – This reloadable contactless card saves you the hassle of buying single journey tickets. Load it up with cash and tap to ride trains and buses.

Avoid regular Tuk-Tuks – While fun for short joy rides, tuk-tuks lack meters, and drivers notoriously overcharge tourists. Grab a metered taxi instead.

Grab a Grab – Use app-based Grab taxis and motorbikes rather than old-school taxis. Input your destination for a fixed reasonable fare.

Plan routes ahead – Google Maps works well for navigating Bangkok’s transit. The BTS has convenient transfer walkways to the MRT at exchange hubs like Siam and Asok stations.

Ask for help – Thai people are super helpful. If you are confused about transit, locals will kindly assist you. Don’t be shy!

Best Travel Safety Tips for Bangkok

While Bangkok is generally safe for solo travelers, it’s smart to exercise common sense precautions in this big city. Here are key safety tips:

• Only take registered taxis or use ride apps like Grab to get around the city
• Avoid deserted areas and dimly lit streets at night  
• Be wary of strangers approaching you with amazing deals 
• Secure valuables in lockers and money belts
• Don’t carry large amounts of cash
• Be alert for pickpockets in crowded tourist areas
• Don’t leave drinks unattended 
• Always meet online dates in public places
• Alert hotel staff if you feel unsafe at any point

Bangkok is an amazing city to explore solo. But staying alert, avoiding risky behavior, and using trusted services will keep you secure.

Making New Friends and Solo Travel Connections

A highlight of solo travel in Bangkok is meeting new people from around the world. Luckily it’s easy to link up with other travelers to swap stories, grab dinner, or party in Bangkok. Here are some tips:

• Stay at hostels like Mad Monkey with sociable vibes 
• Join free walking tours and pub crawls
• Ask solo travelers you meet for food and sightseeing tips
• Sign up for group activities and cooking classes  
• Chat with people at coworking spaces or coffee shops
• Strike up conversations with travelers in transit  
• Plenty of Facebook groups connect Bangkok ex-pats and travelers

Put yourself out there and stay open-minded. Some of your most treasured travel memories will be those shared with new friends.

Is Bangkok Safe for Solo Female Travellers?

For women traveling alone, safety is an understandable concern. The good news is that Bangkok is generally safe – violent crime rates are low and millions of tourists visit annually without incident. However, it always pays to exercise extra caution solo:

• Dress conservatively when visiting temples  
• Avoid deserted streets and take registered taxis at night
• Stay in central, well-lit areas like Sukhumvit  
• Use hotel safes and lockers to secure valuables
• Be wary of drink spiking at bars; watch drinks being poured
• Use female-only hostel dorms if it makes you more comfortable
• Take registered tour transport for long day trips
• Follow your instincts and remove yourself from uncomfortable situations

While Bangkok is safe for female tourists, using prudent judgment helps avoid any hassles as a solo. Travel confidently but remember you are ultimately responsible for your own well-being.

Top Tips for an Awesome Solo Travel in Bangkok

To wrap up this solo guide, here are some final bits of advice to maximize your time in Bangkok:

• Stay central near public transit to get around easily
• Grab a prepaid SIM card on arrival for Google Maps and Grab 
• Pack light with clothes that cover shoulders and knees for temples 
• Be bold and say yes to every opportunity that excites you
• Eat street food from busy stalls; the crowds mean it’s fresh
• Learn a few simple Thai phrases to impress locals
• People watch the riverside at a rooftop bar with live music
• Embrace solo slow travel and move at your own pace
• Soak up the spiritual vibes at less crowded temples
• Let yourself get lost down curio-filled market lanes  
• Meet locals for insight into daily life beyond tourist sites
• Tour by long-tail boat for a new perspective on the city
• Find a balance between independence and meeting fellow travelers

Stay flexible, embrace surprises, and enjoy your own company. Bangkok will seduce all your senses and leave you with captivating memories. Also, make sure to visit other cities like Phuket and Chiang Mai to complete your solo travel trips.

FAQ: Travel Solo in Bangkok, Thailand

Is bangkok safe for solo female travelers.

Yes, Bangkok is generally safe for women traveling alone if sensible precautions are taken. Avoid deserted areas at night, take registered transport, and be wary of drink spiking.

What are the best hostels in Bangkok to meet other travelers?

Top-rated party hostels include Mad Monkey, Lub D Silom, and NapPark. For a quieter vibe try Silom Art Hostel or Bed Station Hostel Sukhumvit 11.

How can I get around Bangkok alone without a taxi?

Use Bangkok’s excellent and affordable public transit like the BTS Skytrain, MRT subway, and bus system. Transactions are easy with a Rabbit Card.

What should I pack for a solo trip to Bangkok?

Light, breathable clothing; modest tops for temples; comfy walking shoes; a backpack for carrying essentials; physical money in small bills; power bank & adapter. 

What are some fun things to do alone in Bangkok?

Visit Chatuchak Market, get a Thai massage, shop at Terminal 21 and Bangkok’s malls, stroll through Lumphini Park, enjoy a rooftop bar, take a cooking class.

Are there common scams to watch out for in Bangkok?

Yes – taxi drivers taking roundabout routes or refusing to use a meter, attraction ticket schemes, strangers steering you to certain businesses, and “free” Tuk Tuk rides.

Which areas of Bangkok are best suited for solo travelers?

The central Sukhumvit area near the Skytrain, Silom near Patpong, and Khao San Road backpacker district are ideal for solo travelers.

James Collin, with an MBA and over 14 years in the travel and publishing industries, founded Thailand Solo Travel to spotlight Thailand’s untold stories. His extensive experience in both the travel and publishing sectors, coupled with his academic prowess, has enabled him to steer the company toward success and recognition. James is not only a business leader but also a storyteller at heart, dedicated to sharing the rich, diverse narratives of Thailand with audiences around the world

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9 things you should know before visiting Bangkok

Apr 25, 2024 • 6 min read

Make the most of your time in bustling Bangkok with our 9 insider tips © Witthaya Prasongsin / Getty Images

I moved to Bangkok in 1999, a time when most visitors to Thailand reluctantly did a night in this megacity before beelining to an island or the north. Synonymous with traffic jams, pollution and urban sprawl, the Thai capital was largely seen as an unwanted but obligatory stopover.

Decades later, things have changed and Bangkok is now the destination of choice for many visitors – with good reason. Easier to get around and cleaner than ever, with a vibrant eating and drinking scene that caters to just about every budget and an enviable spread of intriguing sights and fantastic-value shopping, the city has more to offer than ever before.

Yet like any big city, Bangkok has its quirks and surprises. Here's what you need to know before you go.

Find out what you should know in advance about Thailand , including important cultural, religious and legal issues, etiquette and health.

Bangkok is easier to get around than ever

Bangkok used to be synonymous with traffic jams and air pollution. The jams still happen, but the good news is that the city’s public transportation system has grown immensely. The various above and underground rail networks currently unite 10 different lines – with more in the works – and 192 stations, including trains linking both of Bangkok’s international airports and the city center.

On top of this, taxis remain ubiquitous and cheap – though subject to the issues that make the city’s traffic so infamous – while quirky public transportation systems such as the city’s river and canal taxis provide a slow but steady (and scenic) way to get around.

Crime happens but it's rare

Thailand has a low crime rate and is generally considered a safe country. Bangkok suffers from the same type of violent crimes as any big city, but anecdotally, is considered a safe place. Apart from occasional bag snatching and theft, the most dangerous thing in the city is its traffic (Thailand’s roads are some of the deadliest of any country). Solo women travelers and locals I’ve spoken to also report feeling safe in the city.

A particular Bangkok annoyance is scams directed at tourists. These typically involve taxi drivers who refuse to use their meters, or tuk-tuk drivers and/or well-dressed, English-speaking men who appear out of nowhere offering free tours that inevitably lead to dodgy gem shops or tailors. The good news is that most of these situations are easy to spot and relatively low-pressure; if something seems off, simply walk away.

It’s also worth noting that Bangkok’s police don’t have a great reputation. Steer clear of them unless you really need help.

Street food isn’t the only good food

Western chefs and food media have been raving about Bangkok’s street food for more than a decade. And it’s a fun, often delicious way to eat. But if you relegated yourself to street food alone, you’d miss the entire scope of Bangkok’s cuisine.

Supplement those streetside noodles with meals at the charming, decades-old restaurants in the old town – these are the places that get the most praise in the Thai-language media. In Bangkok’s newer districts, such as along Thanon Sukhumvit, consider a Japanese meal – the city is home to one of the largest populations of Japanese people outside of Japan.

If your budget allows, consider a splurge restaurant. While the rest of the world was obsessing over its street food, Bangkok's dining scene went in the opposite direction and today is home to several modern, cutting-edge upscale restaurants.

Sometimes it's too hot to handle

Bangkok is one of the hottest capital cities in the world, with an average mean temperature of 29°C (84°F). This heat is compounded by intense humidity and the urban environment, which reflects and retains heat, meaning the city often feels much, much ( much ) hotter. April is Bangkok's hottest month, with an average daily max temperature of 35°C (96 ° F) and during the “winter” in December and January, temperatures rarely dip below 20°C (68°F).

All of this means you shouldn't try to cover too much ground on foot – an already difficult task given the city’s lack of pedestrian infrastructure. If you do walk, learn the technique of regularly ducking into air-conditioned malls, hotel lobbies and 7-Elevens to cool off.

Likewise, pack light clothing, but remember – Thais are conservative when it concerns showing skin in public and Bangkok is not the beach.

Bangkok is a queer-friendly city

LGBTIQ+ people are made to feel welcome in Bangkok, which is generally considered Asia’s most queer-friendly city. The epicenter of the gay scene is Thanon Silom, especially in and around Soi 4, which is ostensibly Asia’s biggest queer nightlife area.

Thankfully, it looks like this queer-friendly vibe will extend to legislation. In 2023, the Thai parliament passed draft bills on same-sex marriage, which are expected to become laws, making Thailand the first country in Southeast Asia to allow same-sex marriage.

Keep in mind that public displays of affection between people of any gender are frowned upon in Thailand.

There are better budget options than Khao San Road

If you want to be based in the world’s most famous backpacker strip – and all that that entails – book a bed or room on Thanon Khao San, generally known as Khao San Road. It’s lively and fun, and provides easy access to the city’s old town.

But having moved slightly upscale in recent decades, Khao San Road no longer represents the best value area to stay in Bangkok. And with loud bars and a boozy vibe, it’s definitely not the most peaceful place to stay.

If you want to have access to the backpacker amenities but don’t want the noise and hassle, consider staying in the streets nearby, such as Thanon Rambutri or Thanon Phra Athit.

Monsoon season brings sudden surprises

During the annual monsoon, from approximately May to October, Bangkok’s streets occasionally turn into rivers. During this time of year, don’t be surprised if you have to camp out on an elevated street corner or in a 7-Eleven until the waters recede.

Malls are part of city life

While shopping malls are a dying breed in much of the west, they’re thriving in Bangkok. The city is home to some of the most over-the-top shopping centers in the world, which in contemporary Bangkok, have a dual function as (conveniently air-conditioned) social centers. Thais gather at the city’s more than 500 shopping centers to chat, eat, take selfies and occasionally make purchases, and so should you.

Bangkok essentially shuts down during the Thai New Year

Every year around April, Bangkok grinds to a halt during Thai New Year, known as Songkran or the water festival. The tradition has its origins in the cleansing role of water, but these days it essentially means that Bangkok becomes ground zero to a multi-day, raucous water battle.

Whether you're into it or not, you’ll be splashed with water and/or smeared with baby powder. Don’t even attempt stepping outside your door with your Sunday best on and don’t expect your favorite restaurant, or that museum or monument to be open (shopping centers, inevitably, will be operating). Discover more about Bangkok's festivals and seasonal attractions in our guide to the best time to visit the city .

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1) Pacific Club  

Pacific City Club is a member-only establishment located on the top three floors of the Two Pacific Place building in the heart of downtown Bangkok on Sukhumvit Road. Its proximity to the airport is about 30 minutes. With unsurpassed style and prestige, it is one of the most prestigious clubs in Bangkok. The stylish colonial-style architecture and decoration reflect an exclusive and classically themed ambience. 

Pacific City Club was established in February 1995 by a founding board of governors composed of prominent business figures representing all business community sectors. Pacific city club offers a variety of dining venues – Sai Si Palace features the finest Hong Kong Chinese creations and traditional Thai cuisine. It offers a wide range of facilities and personal and attentive services. It presents a lovely view of the city. Whether for business, leisure or well-being the Club is an oasis of calm and a welcome respite from the hustle and bustle of the city of Bangkok.

2) British Club

  The British Club Bangkok is a private members’ Club in the Central Business District of downtown Bangkok, Thailand. It was founded in 1903 as a British businessmen’s and diplomats’ club but has developed over the past century to be the social, sports & cultural centre for the English-speaking community in Bangkok. Their membership is predominantly Australian, British, Canadian and New Zealander. They have an extensive Associate membership covering 48 nationalities and in all, they have over 1,300 memberships equating to 3,200 members, spouses, and their children.

The British Club Bangkok has a compact range of dining and sports facilities on its 14,000m² city-centre sites. For Dining options,  they have a British-style pub/bar, an international cuisine restaurant, a Sports Bar, a Poolside open-air café, and a Family & Children’s café Sports facilities include a 25m Swimming Pool, a Children’s pool & multi-play area, four floodlit, tennis courts, two air-conditioned, glass-backed squash courts, a Fitness Centre, and an aerobics room, two floodlit Cricket Nets, a floodlit Multi-Purpose Court, a Snooker Room, a Children’s Games Room, and Thai & Sports Massage Facilities. The Club Grounds are suitable for holding weddings, business functions and parties, and are partially open to the public for each year’s Royal British Legion Remembrance Service and for the annual LIVING IN BANGKOK event.

3) Bangkok Social Club

Bangkok Social Club,   the vibrant new bar located in the newly opened Four Seasons Bangkok at Chao Phraya River, has emerged as a sure hit since opening its doors. As the hotel authorities say, the upbeat music transports one to another time and place at the BKK Social Club, where one would find bespoke cocktails, craft spirits and the finest cigars in a stylish, sociable ambience that echoes the legendary glamour and lifestyle of Buenos Aires.  The venue successfully boasts an exciting concept inspired by the passion of Buenos Aires and the energy of modern-day Bangkok—two cities where great drinks, good friends and fun times are thoroughly celebrated.

At the Annual Asia’s 50 Best Bars awards for 2022, BKK Social Club unsurprisingly makes its grand debut at No. 10 and emerged as the country’s best bar. Philip Bishchoff, the famous German-born mixologist who rose to the top of the global drinking scene in Manhattan, has embarked on a new venture in Bangkok Social Club. Bishchoff is bringing his expertise to cocktail connoisseurs at BKK Social Club. BKK also offers classic libations and craft spirits for those who feel a little less adventurous. The ‘Social Club Classics’ are a range of age-old favourites with a twist, such as the pistachio margarita, champagne colada and The Manhattan – a concoction of Michter’s whisky, bourbon and cherry brandy.

4) Havana Social Bangkok

  Havana Social Bangkok is an exclusive bar designed to look like a secret bar inspired by prohibition bars commonly found in pre-revolution Cuba. The 1940s pre-revolution Cuba theme is painstakingly well executed with dim lights, classic rum cocktails, exposed beams and crumbling plaster. Bar staff are smartly dressed and coiffured, as are the socialite crowd who were cool enough to find their way to this hidden bar. It is located on Sukhumvit Soi 11, Havana Social Bangkok is about 1 km north of the Nana BTS Skytrain Station.

5) The Bangkok Club

Established in August 1995, the Bangkok Club is the largest executive city club in Thailand, both in actual floor space and in its membership. It is located in the heart of Bangkok’s central business district on the top four floors of the prestigious Sathorn City Tower. The Club has a spectacular panoramic view of the city skyline, with fine dining, modern fitness and pristine spa facilities. The Bangkok Club also provides privacy, convenience and quality service, which redefine the standards of luxury and comfort.

The interior of The Bangkok Club represents a triumphant fusion of the East and the West expressing comfort, warmth and friendliness, yet projects a sensation of space and a vibe of simplicity. The club is used as an extension of both the home and office. It also serves as a forum and a focal meeting point for the Members from top-ranking business executives, diplomats and the social elites. Regular activities and social functions both within the Club premises and outside, offer the Members a new dimension in leisure and business opportunities.  

6) The Royal Bangkok Sports Club (Polo Club)

The Royal Bangkok Sports Club is an exclusive sports club in Bangkok, Thailand, best known to the world for its horse racing venue. Founded in 1901, it was the first racecourse in Thailand and has one of the oldest golf courses. Originally serving Western expatriates and Thai aristocrats, the club was at the centre of development in the introduction of modern sports to the country during the early 20th century. The club has since maintained its exclusivity and has a reputation as a domain of the people of the high society.

The historic 1901 Charter established The Royal Bangkok Sports Club. Over the years, the Club has been faithful to this Charter and has evolved into a unique institution, at once traditional yet responsive to the changes around it. The Royal Bangkok Sports Club has expanded over the years. Its facilities encompass a wide variety of sports and activities while maintaining a green expanse in the middle of Bangkok. It continues to fulfil King Chulalongkorn’s belief, stated in the Charter, that the Club will contribute significantly to the beauty of the capital. The RBSC occupies 227 rai (36.3 ha; 90 acres) of land on Henri Dunant Road, opposite Chulalongkorn University. It deserves mention that the road was previously known as Thanon Sanam Ma, and was named “Racecourse Road” after the club. It is surrounded on the other side by the Royal Thai Police Headquarters, Ratchadamri Road and King Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital/Chulalongkorn University Faculty of Medicine. Its location is among the city centre’s prime real estate and has been estimated to be worth around 100 billion baht (US$3 billion).

RBSC members have access to facilities for badminton, basketball, billiards, bridge, chess, cricket, field hockey, football (soccer), golf (an 18-hole course and a driving range), jogging, lawn bowls, martial arts, physical fitness, qi gong, rugby, squash, swimming, table tennis, tennis and yoga. The club also has a dining room, multiple bars, and banquet facilities.

The fortnightly horse races are the only occasion where the RBSC is accessible to the public and serves as its main source of income. Races are held every other Sunday, from about noon to six in the evening. The club holds three major events annually: the King’s Cup in February, the Chakri Cup in April, and the Queen’s Cup in August.

RBSC Polo Club was opened to RBSC and RBSC Polo Club Members in 1978 as a new branch. The RBSC Polo Club is Settled among luxuriant gardens. It not only has horse riding but also other popular sporting sections such as tennis, physical fitness, badminton, jogging, and swimming.

7) Rajpreuk club

 Rajpreuk club is a prestigious club with exclusive 5-star facilities in the heart of Bangkok. 355 rai of land with an international standard 18-hole golf course. It is a premium sports club with top-class indoor & outdoor facilities.

The hilly parkland designed course at the Rajpreuk club is surrounded by quiet, pleasant nature full of ponds and thousands of shady trees. A true golfing paradise in the heart of Bangkok. At the foot of the 18th green, one can find the spectacular and exclusive clubhouse. The clubhouse features a range of function rooms and a breathtaking terrace balcony over viewing Rajpruek Club. Members can experience delicious and well-prepared meals in the cosy and elegant atmosphere restaurant, or enjoy cold beverages on the spacious patio. It has a recreational, meeting and banquet centre with state-of-the-art functions. The Sports Complex is the perfect meeting place for families and friends. Members are treated with luxurious surroundings and can enjoy a wide range of sports and lifestyle activities.

This facility is much more than just a normal sports club or fitness centre.

One can enjoy his favourite sport at Rajpruek Sports Complex- be it Badminton, Tennis, Football, Squash and the like. The prestigious Events & Banquets facilities at Rajpruek Club are the ultimate places for members to host various functions such as board meetings, seminars, product launching, weddings etc.

The capacity and facilities meet all levels of requirements. The 5 stars dining service at Rajpruek Club is a memorable experience that makes the guests come back again and again.

We at Travel Motivations are here to help you check out these wonderful clubs in Thailand. Most of these being Private member’s clubs , we would deal with the paperwork and formalities for a seamless experience. You would gain VIP access as you enjoy all the world-class facilities laid out by the clubs. You can host parties and events and we would be there to provide you  with Bespoke Event Organisation . You will get the Best Restaurant Access and can also enjoy other Lifestyle Services.

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Best Clubs, Lounges, And Bars In Bangkok

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We have already reviewed the best hotel club lounges in Bangkok . Bangkok is renowned for its vibrant nightlife scene, offering a plethora of clubs, lounges, and bars catering to various tastes. Now, let’s delve into this city’s vibrant nightlife scene by exploring the best clubs, lounges, and bars Bangkok offers.

The best clubs, lounges and bars in Bangkok are:

• BKK Social Club
• Sing Sing Theater
• Sky Bar at Lebua
• The Iron Fairies
• Octave Rooftop Lounge & Bar
• Levels Club & Lounge
• Sugar Club Bangkok
• The Bamboo Bar
• Vanilla Sky Rooftop Bar
• Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel Club Lounge

1. BKK Social Club

BKK Social Club is a stunningly stylish bar at the highly rated Four Seasons Bangkok which is one of the best Four Seasons in the world . This award-winning nightspot is not to be missed, and if you fancy some of the best Thai food in Bangkok , we also reccomend the restaurant here, Yu Ting Yuan.

BKK Social Club is a slice of South America in Bangkok. Separated by half a world yet united by a passion for life, good times, and great drinks, this destination bar raises a toast to the legendary glamour of Buenos Aires with bespoke cocktails, craft spirits, and the finest cigars in a stylish, social ambiance.

The signature cocktail here is Evita, celebrating one of the most iconic Argentinian characters, Evita. This delicious cocktail mixes plantation pineapple rum, Campari, Aperol, citrus mix, bay leaf, and cinnamon syrup.

While Four Seasons hotels have no rewards program , if you want to get loyalty-style benefits like free breakfast and room upgrades on your next Four Seasons hotel stay, book via our luxury travel concierge .

2. Sing Sing Theater

Sing Sing Theater combines Asian motifs with a modern twist, offering a unique experience with its eclectic decor and vibrant atmosphere. Sing Sing Theater is often voted the best club in Bangkok.

Sing Sing Theater in Bangkok is a mesmerizing fusion of Eastern opulence and contemporary nightlife. Step into a world of rich reds, opulent golds, and intricate woodwork, where traditional Asian motifs blend seamlessly with modern design elements. The club’s dynamic atmosphere comes alive with live performances featuring dancers, acrobats, and other entertainers, adding an extra layer of excitement to the night.

Renowned local and international DJs spin a mix of electronic dance music, house, and other upbeat genres, keeping the dance floor pulsating until the early hours. Sip on expertly crafted cocktails from the extensive menu, or indulge in VIP bottle service for a truly exclusive experience.

3. Sky Bar at Lebua

Sky Bar at Lebua is famous for its stunning views of the city from the 63rd floor of the State Tower, Sky Bar is known for its upscale ambiance and signature cocktails.

Perched at the top of the iconic Lebua at State Tower in Bangkok, Sky Bar offers a breathtakingly luxurious experience with panoramic views of the city skyline that stretch as far as the eye can see. As one of the world’s highest rooftop bars, it exudes sophistication and opulence, providing an unparalleled setting for savoring exquisite cocktails and soaking in the vibrant atmosphere.

The bar’s sleek and modern design, featuring a circular bar area surrounded by plush seating and illuminated by the city’s twinkling lights, creates an ambiance of timeless elegance. Guests can indulge in a diverse selection of signature cocktails crafted with precision and creativity by expert mixologists while enjoying live music performances that further enhance the upscale vibe.

4. The Iron Fairies

The Iron Fairies is a unique bar in Thonglor featuring an enchanting interior resembling an industrial fairy workshop, with live jazz performances and an extensive selection of drinks.

The Iron Fairies is a fantastical escape into an enchanting world of whimsy and magic. Inspired by a fictional tale of an iron factory inhabited by fairies, the bar’s interior captivates with its industrial-chic design juxtaposed with fantasy elements.

Guests are greeted by dimly lit surroundings adorned with wrought iron, wood, and soft candlelight, creating an intimate and mysterious ambiance. Live jazz performances add to the enchantment, while an extensive selection of drinks, including imaginative cocktails and premium spirits, invites patrons to unwind and indulge in the bar’s enchanting atmosphere.

5. Octave Rooftop Lounge & Bar

Octave Rooftop Lounge & Bar is another rooftop gem. Octave offers 360-degree views of Bangkok from the Marriott Hotel Sukhumvit, one of the best Marriott hotels in Bangkok , along with a relaxed ambiance and innovative cocktails.

Octave Rooftop Lounge and Bar is located on the 45th to the 49th floor of the Bangkok Marriott Hotel Sukhumvit. Rising above the trendiest uptown district of Thonglor, this 4-story lounge and bar brings the sounds, sights, and skyline of the picturesque 360-degree Bangkok cityscape to life.

6. Levels Club & Lounge

Levels Club & Lounge spread across several floors, Levels features different music genres on each level, catering to diverse tastes and offering a lively atmosphere.

Levels Club & Lounge, nestled in the heart of Bangkok’s Sukhumvit district, is a multi-level entertainment venue that offers an exhilarating nightlife experience. Spread across several floors, each with its own unique ambiance and music genre, Levels caters to diverse tastes and preferences.

From hip-hop and R&B beats on one level to EDM and house music on another, there’s something for everyone here. The club’s stylish decor, state-of-the-art sound system, and cutting-edge lighting create an electrifying atmosphere perfect for dancing the night away. Whether you’re mingling with friends at the bar, enjoying bottle service in the VIP section, or hitting the dance floor in the vibrant city of Bangkok.

7. Sugar Club Bangkok

Sugar Club Bangkok is known for its vibrant parties and energetic atmosphere. Sugar Club hosts both local and international DJs spinning a variety of electronic dance music.

Sugar Club Bangkok is a dynamic nightlife destination located in the city’s heart, renowned for its energetic parties and vibrant atmosphere. Boasting a sleek and modern interior design, the club features stylish furnishings, state-of-the-art lighting, and a world-class sound system that sets the stage for unforgettable nights of revelry.

Local and international DJs spin an eclectic mix of electronic dance music, hip-hop, and R&B, keeping the dance floor alive and pulsating until the early hours of the morning. Guests can indulge in a wide selection of premium spirits, cocktails, and bottle service while soaking in the electric ambiance and mingling with a diverse crowd of partygoers.

8. The Bamboo Bar

The Bamboo Bar at Mandarin Oriental has been a fixture in Bangkok’s nightlife scene since 1953, offering live jazz performances in a sophisticated and timeless setting. And yes, the walls are clad with bamboo, and the rattan seating seems to be made from bamboo, too.

The Bamboo Bar is a vibrant setting for indulging in exquisite cocktails and live jazz performances. Nestled within the iconic Mandarin Oriental hotel, this legendary bar has been a fixture in Bangkok’s nightlife scene since 1953, drawing locals and visitors alike.

Step back in time with its retro-chic decor, plush furnishings, and intimate ambiance. Talented musicians serenade guests with smooth jazz tunes, creating a relaxed and sociable atmosphere perfect for unwinding after a long day or starting the evening in style.

If you want to stay overnight at this Mandarin Oriental hotel, book via our concierge for free breakfast, room upgrades, and more.

9. Vanilla Sky Rooftop Bar

For an enchanting taste of Bangkok’s renowned nightlife, Vanilla Sky Rooftop Bar offers a vibrant and memorable evening experience. Situated 35 floors above ground level, the panoramic 360° view encompasses the mesmerizing Bangkok skyline, Benjasiri Park, and the stylish Em District, making for an unparalleled backdrop.

Named after the breathtaking sunset hues that grace their space, Vanilla Sky consistently earns accolades as one of the city’s top rooftop bars, offering much more than just stunning views.

10. Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel Club Lounge

This hotel club lounge is only open to residents of the hotel who book club rooms, so it is ultra-exclusive. Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel, previously Four Seasons Bangkok, was rebranded as an Anantara hotel back in 2015. Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel & Spa contains 354 guestrooms, seven restaurants and bars, a spa, a gym, an outdoor swimming pool, a ballroom seating up to 550, and extensive meeting and event rooms.

The comfy club lounge at the Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel tends to be a step above the other hotel club lounges in Bangkok, which is in line with the luxury level of this hotel. You can access Kasara Executive privileges if you stay in the hotel’s suite categories or Garden Terrace Rooms.

The Kasara Executive Lounge at this Bangkok hotel features a variety of privileges, from express check-in and check-out to complimentary use of private meeting rooms.

The lounge also offers dining options, including a daily buffet breakfast at the Kasara Executive Lounge, a welcome refreshment upon arrival, a coffee/ tea with a wake-up call, pre-dinner canapés in the evening, and evening drinks. For the rest of the day, all-day snacks and refreshments are available.

This isn’t a place to party the night away, but if you want a quiet bite to eat or a complimentary evening beverage, it’s worth booking a club room at this hotel to access this lounge. Food and drinks are free to guests with access.

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5 Best Clubs in Bangkok For Foreigners

As someone who’s been living in Bangkok for a while and who used to organize parties here, people expect me to tell them what the best clubs are in a split second.

At least once a week I have someone that drop me a message on Facebook or Instagram like:

"Hey mate, what is the best club in Bangkok right now ?"

And my answer is always the same (and it's really lame):

"It depends what you like"

Because I don't know you, bro.

What I like is probably not what you like.

What makes a good club for you?

A lot of girls?

A local vibe?

Do you like house music?

Or hip-hop?

Tell me what you want, and I'll tell you where to go.

So I can't tell you what is the best club in Bangkok right now, but I can tell you which ones I recommend the most.

Sing Sing Theater: The Best High-End Club

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Sing Sing Theater (all the locals and expats call it Sing Sing), is the best club in Bangkok in my opinion.

If there's nothing special going on in another club, no specific request from anyone in the group, my go-to club in Bangkok is always Sing Sing.

Even after trying every club in Bangkok, it’s by far the venue I recommend the most.

First, for the design and the atmosphere.

It's different from other nightclubs, so it helps you disconnect from the rest of the world.

And if you’ve never been there, I can guarantee it's a must-see.

It's completely different from any other club you've ever seen.

In a good way.

It’s also always packed, every day of the week.

The music is always great too.

Even though you've got different DJs every night, the sound is always good.

Sure, it’s on the high-end side and a bit expensive but the entrance is free and they use premium alcohol for their drinks and have great cocktails.

That’s important too.

Mojo Tip: Book in advance if you got a large group or arrive early. The tables are ultra-limited.

• More about Sing Sing Theater

Hip-hop is the new pop and if you're not into EDM the best club for you is Sugar in Sukhumvit Soi 11 .

Sugar is a big club with both a local and international crowd, super hot dancers, international DJs, and all the old-school and latest hip-hop songs you like.

The club is also busy every night of the week.

And it’s full of beautiful and approachable girls.

We spend a lot of time there these days since my friends opened the rooftop bar Pastel , just across the road.

So we might see each other there.

Levels Club and Lounge is the best commercial club you will find in Bangkok.

The music is mainstream, the ambiance is amazing, the lineup of DJs is great, and don’t get me started on the dancers.

You will also like the 2 girls for 1 guy ratio you got there on most nights.

And I let you imagine what it's like for ladies' night.

Go there with a group and get a VIP table to be seen by the single girls, and invite them to join you for a drink.

It’s in my experience the easiest club to pick up girls in Bangkok.

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For house, techno, and underground music in general, the best club in Bangkok is called Mustache.

Mustache has been the top underground club for years now, with a great lineup of DJs that play all styles of underground music.

If mainstream music, or even pop and hip-hop isn’t your thing, then Moustache is for you.

Mustache is out of the main party streets of Bangkok, but it’s worth the detour to find a vibe that you’re not going to get anywhere else in the city.

I love Sing Sing, Levels, and Sugar, but I mostly go there when I have a group of friends or clients.

Sometimes, I want something more Thai, with fewer expats and tourists.

For that, there is no better and wilder than Onyx.

Onyx is where a lot of young wealthy Thais go to party.

It’s fun, full of hot Thai women , and the music is always incredible.

The DJs and the energy here is similar to the biggest music festivals.

Mojo Tip: Onyx and the other clubs in RCA close at 2 AM, so get there early.

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A gentlemen club is a different style of club, but it’s still a club at the end of the day.

The PIMP is not for everyone and it's definitely not for every night.

But when it's a special night with the boys or if you got something to celebrate, The PIMP is the best club of its type in Bangkok.

It might cost you more than at a regular club but you're guaranteed to have fun with really sexy girls.

Read the story about my first time there (link below) if you want more details.

Mojo Tip: Don't go there if it's too expensive for you. It's really for people who have money to blow.

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The entrance fee at a club in Bangkok can be free, or go up to 500 THB per person.

You need to check for each club.

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It is super safe to go to clubs in Bangkok. Or even to go out in Thailand in general. The security at nightclubs in Bangkok is excellent and clubbers in Thailand are usually pretty relaxed.

The best hip-hop club in Bangkok is Sugar Club.

The best EDM club in Bangkok is Levels.

The best techno club in Bangkok is Mustache.

The best underground club in Bangkok is Mustache.

The best nightclub in Bangkok for couples in Sing Sing Theater.

The biggest club in Bangkok is Spaceplus in RCA.

As you can see, it depends on what you like, who is with you, and what's more important for you that night.

All I know is Bangkok got so many options, and there's no night off here, so you'll have a good night if you're with the right people.

Now if you still don't know where to go clubbing in Bangkok, you can also check Party Bangkok's complete list of clubs in Bangkok to find more inspiration.

And if you want more information on Bangkok nightlife, check that page here .

Now tell me, what's your favorite club in Bangkok?

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Good info you have on here. I’m coming in March. Where is the best club in Bangkok to pick up freelancers? Kinda like the old Insanity before it closed. Thanks.

The only place I see with obvious freelancers now are Levels or Mixx, the rest of the clubs only have regular girls now.

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The Ultimate Guide to Nightlife in Bangkok

Do you love to party and experience an exciting nightlife? Well, if you do, then you’re in for a treat! Bangkok, the vibrant capital city of Thailand, is renowned for its electrifying nightlife that caters to all tastes and preferences. From pulsating nightclubs and rooftop bars to lively street markets and cultural shows, Bangkok has it all. So, get ready to immerse yourself in the city’s buzzing atmosphere and discover the ultimate guide to nightlife in Bangkok.

In this comprehensive guide, we will take you on a journey through Bangkok’s diverse party scene. Whether you’re into dancing the night away in world-class clubs or sipping cocktails while enjoying breathtaking views from a rooftop bar, we’ve got you covered. You’ll learn where to find the hottest venues in town, what to expect in terms of music genres and airfares, and even some insider tips to make the most out of your nightlife experience in Bangkok.

With a mix of international DJs, local talents, and a wide array of genres from hip-hop to electronic, Bangkok’s nightlife scene never disappoints. So, whether you’re a party animal or simply seeking a memorable night out, read on to discover all the secrets and hidden gems that Bangkok’s nightlife has to offer. Get ready to dance, socialize, and create unforgettable memories in the vibrant city that never sleeps. Bangkok is known for its vibrant and exhilarating nightlife scene, offering a plethora of options for party-goers seeking a night of fun and excitement. From lively clubs to rooftop bars with stunning views, and from bustling night markets to live music venues, Bangkok has something for everyone. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the best clubs, rooftop bars, night markets, live music venues, themed bars, and speakeasies that Bangkok has to offer. We will also delve into the unique experiences, cultural aspects, and tips for enjoying a safe and memorable night out in this bustling city.

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Nightlife Scene in Bangkok

Bangkok’s nightlife scene is unrivaled in Southeast Asia, attracting party-goers from all over the world. The city comes alive at night, with neon lights illuminating the streets and a pulsating energy filling the air. Whether you’re into EDM, hip-hop, jazz, or live performances, Bangkok has it all. The city offers a diverse range of venues catering to different tastes, ensuring that every night out is a memorable one.

Popular Nightlife Districts in Bangkok

When it comes to Bangkok’s nightlife, certain districts stand out for their lively atmosphere and abundance of entertainment options. The most popular nightlife areas include:

Sukhumvit : Known for its vibrant expat community, Sukhumvit is home to some of the city’s best clubs, bars, and restaurants. The district is divided into several sub-areas, such as Nana, Soi Cowboy, and Thonglor, each offering a unique nightlife experience.

Silom : Silom is renowned for its energetic nightlife, with an array of clubs, bars, and night markets lining the streets. The district is particularly popular amongst the LGBTQ+ community, with numerous gay bars and clubs bringing the area to life.

Khao San Road : Famous for its backpacker scene, Khao San Road offers a mix of cheap drinks, street food, live music, and lively bars. This vibrant street is a must-visit for those seeking a night of unbridled fun and adventure.

Types of Venues in Bangkok’s Nightlife

Bangkok’s nightlife is characterized by a wide variety of venues, each offering a unique experience. These include:

Clubs : Bangkok boasts a vibrant clubbing scene, with numerous clubs hosting renowned DJs and playing a diverse range of music genres. From EDM and hip-hop to techno and house, you can dance the night away in some of the city’s most renowned clubs.

Rooftop Bars : With its picturesque skyline, Bangkok offers some of the best rooftop bars in the world. These establishments provide stunning views of the cityscape, delicious cocktails, and a sophisticated ambience that is perfect for a night of elegance and relaxation.

Night Markets : Bangkok’s night markets are a feast for the senses, offering a unique blend of shopping, street food, and live entertainment. These markets are a great place to immerse yourself in the local culture, discover hidden gems, and indulge in delicious Thai delicacies.

Live Music Venues : For those who appreciate live performances, Bangkok has a vibrant live music scene. From intimate jazz clubs to large venues showcasing local and international artists, you can enjoy a night of soulful melodies and talented musicians.

Themed Bars and Speakeasies : Bangkok is home to a plethora of themed bars and speakeasies, each offering a unique concept and immersive experience. From hidden entrances and secret cocktails to nostalgic atmospheres and retro vibes, these bars are perfect for those seeking a touch of mystery and excitement.

Best Clubs in Bangkok

When it comes to clubbing in Bangkok, there are several establishments that stand out for their features and highlights. These include:

Club 1: Features and Highlights

Club 1 is renowned for its world-class DJs, state-of-the-art sound systems, and mesmerizing visuals. The club offers a diverse range of music genres, ensuring that there is something for everyone. With its vibrant atmosphere and energetic crowd, Club 1 promises an unforgettable night of dancing and celebration.

Club 2: Features and Highlights

Club 2, located in the heart of Silom, is known for its hip-hop and R&B music. The club attracts a trendy and fashionable crowd, creating a vibrant atmosphere that is perfect for a night out with friends. With its energetic DJ sets and stylish interiors, Club 2 offers a memorable clubbing experience.

Club 3: Features and Highlights

Club 3 is a popular destination for electronic music enthusiasts. With its impressive lineup of international DJs and state-of-the-art sound systems, the club guarantees a night of non-stop dancing and high-energy beats. Club 3’s spacious dance floor and cutting-edge lighting create an immersive experience that is sure to leave party-goers wanting more.

Top Rooftop Bars in Bangkok

For those seeking a more relaxed and sophisticated evening, Bangkok offers an array of rooftop bars with stunning views and exquisite ambience. Here are three of the city’s top rooftop bars:

Rooftop Bar 1: Stunning Views and Ambience

Located on the 61st floor of a luxury hotel, Rooftop Bar 1 offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city. This glamorous establishment provides a stylish setting to enjoy delicious cocktails and international cuisine. With its plush seating, soothing music, and impeccable service, Rooftop Bar 1 is the perfect place to unwind and enjoy the city’s skyline.

Rooftop Bar 2: Signature Cocktails and Entertainment

Rooftop Bar 2 is known for its innovative cocktails and lively entertainment. Situated on the 38th floor, this rooftop bar offers a vibrant atmosphere and stunning views of the Chao Phraya River. From live bands to DJ sets, Rooftop Bar 2 ensures that guests are entertained throughout the night.

Rooftop Bar 3: Unique Experiences and Attractions

Rooftop Bar 3 is not just a place to enjoy stunning views; it also offers unique attractions and experiences. From a helipad with 360-degree views to a glass skywalk, this rooftop bar takes the concept of a night out to new heights. With its inventive cocktails and thrilling experiences, Rooftop Bar 3 guarantees a night to remember.

Must-Visit Night Markets

One cannot visit Bangkok without experiencing the bustling night markets that are scattered throughout the city. These markets offer a vibrant blend of shopping, street food, and live performances. Here are three of the must-visit night markets in Bangkok:

Night Market 1: Shopping and Street Food Galore

Night Market 1 is a shopaholic’s paradise, offering a wide range of clothing, accessories, and souvenirs at affordable prices. The market is also a food lover’s haven, with countless vendors selling delectable Thai street food. From grilled skewers to pad Thai, Night Market 1 is the perfect place to indulge in authentic local cuisine.

Night Market 2: Local Arts and Crafts

Night Market 2 is renowned for its unique arts, crafts, and handmade products. This market showcases the creativity and talent of local artisans, making it a great place to find one-of-a-kind souvenirs. In addition to shopping, Night Market 2 also features live music performances, adding to the vibrant atmosphere.

Night Market 3: Live Performances and Cultural Experiences

Night Market 3 offers more than just shopping; it provides a cultural experience like no other. With its live performances, traditional Thai dances, and cultural shows, this market immerses visitors in the rich heritage of Thailand. From traditional music to elaborate costumes, Night Market 3 showcases the beauty of Thai culture.

Live Music Venues in Bangkok

For music enthusiasts, Bangkok offers a thriving live music scene with venues showcasing a variety of genres and talented artists. Here are three live music venues that should be on your list:

Music Venue 1: Genres and Featured Artists

Music Venue 1 is known for its diverse range of genres, including jazz, blues, and rock. The venue hosts both local and international artists, providing a platform for emerging talents and established musicians. With its intimate setting and soulful performances, Music Venue 1 is a haven for music lovers.

Music Venue 2: Intimate Settings and Talented Musicians

Music Venue 2 offers a cozy and intimate atmosphere, perfect for those seeking a more laid-back music experience. The venue showcases talented local musicians, creating a sense of connection and camaraderie between the performers and the audience. With its relaxed vibe and eclectic music selection, Music Venue 2 guarantees a night of musical bliss.

Music Venue 3: Jam Sessions and Open Mic Nights

Music Venue 3 is a melting pot for aspiring artists and music enthusiasts. The venue hosts regular jam sessions and open mic nights, providing a platform for musicians to showcase their skills and connect with fellow artists. Music Venue 3’s inclusive and supportive environment makes it a great place for both performers and spectators.

Themed Bars and Speakeasies

If you’re looking for a unique and adventurous night out, Bangkok’s themed bars and speakeasies are perfect for you. These hidden gems are designed to transport you to another world, offering immersive experiences and unforgettable memories. Here are three of the city’s most intriguing themed bars and speakeasies:

Themed Bar 1: Unique Concepts and Immersive Experiences

Themed Bar 1 takes the concept of a bar to new heights with its unique and imaginative themes. From a futuristic sci-fi setting to a mystical forest, this bar offers a one-of-a-kind experience that will leave you in awe. The attention to detail and creativity of Themed Bar 1 make it a must-visit for those seeking a night of adventure and wonder.

Themed Bar 2: Hidden Entrances and Secret Cocktails

Themed Bar 2 is not easily found; it requires a keen eye and a sense of adventure to locate its hidden entrance. Once inside, you will be greeted with a mysterious atmosphere and a menu of secret cocktails. With its speakeasy vibe and hidden treasures, Themed Bar 2 offers a night of excitement and intrigue.

Themed Bar 3: Nostalgic Atmospheres and Retro Vibes

Themed Bar 3 takes you back in time with its nostalgic atmospheres and retro vibes. From vintage decor to classic cocktails, this bar captures the essence of a bygone era. Themed Bar 3’s nostalgic charm and laid-back ambiance provide the perfect backdrop for a night of relaxation and reminiscence.

Experiencing Thai Nightlife Culture

To fully immerse yourself in Bangkok’s nightlife, it’s important to familiarize yourself with the local customs and traditions. Here are some tips for experiencing Thai nightlife culture:

Nightlife Etiquette and Customs

Respect is key when it comes to Thai nightlife etiquette. Be mindful of your behavior and dress appropriately for the venue you’re visiting. It is also customary to remove your shoes before entering certain establishments, such as temples or traditional Thai houses. Additionally, it is polite to wai (a Thai greeting) when interacting with locals.

Thai Traditions and Rituals in Nightlife

Thai nightlife is often intertwined with traditional rituals and ceremonies. For example, at some clubs and bars, you may come across a “spirit house” where offerings are made to the spirits believed to protect the establishment. It is important to be respectful and observe these traditions when encountered.

Tips for Enjoying a Safe and Memorable Night Out in Bangkok

While Bangkok’s nightlife is generally safe, it’s always wise to take precautions to ensure a memorable and trouble-free night. Here are some tips:

Stay alert : Be aware of your surroundings and avoid any potentially risky situations.

Travel in groups : It’s always safer to explore Bangkok’s nightlife with a group of friends rather than going out alone.

Plan your transportation : Prearrange your transportation or use reputable taxi services to ensure a safe journey back to your accommodation.

Keep your belongings secure : Be mindful of your personal belongings and keep them close at all times to avoid theft.

Drink responsibly : Bangkok offers a wide range of alcoholic beverages, but it’s important to drink in moderation and know your limits.

Respect local laws and cultural norms : Familiarize yourself with local laws and customs to ensure you are respectful and avoid any legal issues.

Nightlife Beyond Partying

While Bangkok is widely known for its party scene, there are plenty of alternative nighttime activities to explore. Here are a few options for those seeking a different kind of nightlife experience:

Alternative Nighttime Activities in Bangkok

If you’re not in the mood for clubbing or bar-hopping, Bangkok offers various alternative nighttime activities. These include art exhibitions, cinema screenings, and even late-night yoga sessions. Exploring the city’s thriving art and cultural scene can provide a unique and enriching nightlife experience.

Cultural Shows and Performances

Immerse yourself in Thai culture by attending traditional performances, such as classical Thai dance or Muay Thai boxing matches. These shows offer a glimpse into the country’s rich heritage and provide an insight into its traditional arts and traditions.

River Cruises and Scenic Night Tours

Experience the beauty of Bangkok’s riverside by embarking on a scenic river cruise. These cruises offer stunning views of the city’s landmarks, such as the Grand Palace and Wat Arun, illuminated at night. Alternatively, you can take a leisurely stroll along the riverside or join a guided night tour to explore the city’s hidden gems.

Trendy Nightlife Experiences

Bangkok’s nightlife is constantly evolving, with new trends and concepts emerging all the time. Here are some of the latest trends in Bangkok’s nightlife scene:

Latest Nightlife Trends in Bangkok

From themed pop-up events to interactive experiences, Bangkok’s nightlife is always at the forefront of innovation. Themed parties that transport guests to different eras or imaginary worlds have become increasingly popular, providing a truly immersive experience. Interactive events, such as escape rooms and virtual reality experiences, also offer a unique and exciting night out.

Unique Pop-Up Events and Themed Parties

Bangkok is known for its extravagant themed parties and pop-up events. From masquerade balls to beach parties in the heart of the city, these events offer a chance to step into a different world and experience a night of fantasy and revelry. Keep an eye out for upcoming events during your visit to Bangkok.

Innovative Concepts and Interactive Experiences

Bangkok’s nightlife is constantly reinventing itself, with innovative concepts and interactive experiences gaining popularity. These can range from interactive art installations to immersive theater performances, blurring the line between reality and fantasy. These unique experiences offer a fresh and exciting approach to nightlife in Bangkok.

Bangkok’s nightlife scene is like no other, offering a diverse range of venues and experiences that cater to every taste. From world-class clubs and rooftop bars with stunning views to bustling night markets and live music venues, the city has it all. By immersing yourself in the vibrant nightlife culture, respecting local customs and traditions, and taking precautions for a safe night out, you can truly experience the best that Bangkok has to offer. So whether you’re a party animal, a music lover, or someone seeking alternative nighttime activities, Bangkok promises a night to remember.

Note: The article has been condensed to fit within the 1500-word limit. The original article may have contained more information and elaboration on each section.

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The 10 Best Hotel Executive Club Lounges in Bangkok

Bangkok attracts more than 22 million international visitors each and every year. Some arrive for business, while others visit to enjoy the vibrant culture, world famous shopping and to explore the rich history. Whether travelling for business or pleasure, you will find that choosing a luxury hotel that provides an executive club lounge can make your stay more comfortable and enjoyable. Hotel executive club lounges provide a host of exclusive privileges to ensure you have an elevated guest experience. Looking for the best hotel executive club lounges in Bangkok? Continue reading below to find out more.

10. Sofitel Bangkok Sukhumvit Executive Club Lounge

Enjoy sophistication and comfort in the executive club lounge at Sofitel Bangkok, Sukhumvit, complete with floor to ceiling windows, a birds eye view and three food and beverage presentations. This executive club lounge offers a number of excellent privileges to guests staying in the hotels executive club level guest rooms and suites, including access to local and international newspapers and magazines daily, complimentary ironing services and one hour complimentary use of the meeting room, to name a few. Enjoy personalised services in this executive club lounge with its own dedicated welcome desk and professional team.

9. Hotel Nikko Bangkok Executive Club Lounge

Experience spectacular city views from this twenty first floor hotel executive club lounge, along with four complimentary food and beverage presentations, including all day non-alcoholic beverages and snacks. This is a spacious and modern executive club lounge, accommodating business and leisure travellers, with superior exclusive benefits. Take advantage of complimentary late check out when you have a later flight, or make use of the one hour complimentary use of the meeting room. Benefits also include discounts on laundry and more. This lounge offers the perfect place to check your emails, relax with friends or unwind after a day of exploring the sights. It's comfortable, spacious and well-appointed, providing you with the privacy you need.

8. Le Meridien Bangkok Executive Club Lounge

The executive club lounge at Le Meridien Bangkok, offers the ultimate in space, providing you with a light and bright club lounge, complete with floor to ceiling windows and spectacular city views from the twenty fourth floor. Take advantage of the three food and beverage presentations, along with one hour complimentary use of the meeting room, the perfect way to impress potential clients or suppliers. This well-appointed executive club lounge offers ample seating where you can hold a quiet meeting with colleagues, check your emails or relax with a book. Catering to business and leisure travellers, they also accommodate families, offering access to children, when accompanied by a parent.

7. SO/ Bangkok Executive Club Lounge

Spectacular double volume executive club lounge with quiet outdoor terrace where you can enjoy breathtaking city views. Located on the twenty fifth floor, the executive club lounge at SO/ Bangkok is impressive, catering to business and leisure travellers, providing you with first class guest services, four food and beverage presentations and a host of exclusive privileges to enjoy during your stay. Enjoy the convenience of private check in, late check out, one hour use of the meeting room during your stay and much more. This executive club lounge has its own private welcome desk, along with an outdoor terrace, the perfect place to watch the sun set over the city.

6. Centara Grand at Central Plaza Ladprao Bangkok Executive Club Lounge

The executive club lounge at Centara Grand at Central Plaza Ladprao Bangkok offers semi-private seating, the ideal place for business and leisure travellers to enjoy a first class guest experience when staying at this luxury hotel. With five food and beverage presentations, complimentary laundry services and meeting room access, this executive club lounge understands what top quality service means. Enjoy spectacular views from the large picture windows or catch up on the latest news on the wall-mounted television. The dedicated executive club lounge team are professional, ensuring your guest needs are met at all times.

5. The Sukhothai Bangkok Executive Club Lounge

The executive club lounge at The Sukhothal Bangkok is large, spacious and open plan, providing you with ample natural light, floor to ceiling windows and beautiful garden views from the sixth floor. In addition to the host of exclusive privileges, you can enjoy four food and beverage presentations each day, all freshly prepared using only the finest ingredients. Enjoy the added benefit of private check in services in the executive club lounge, complimentary ironing services, wake up calls and two hour complimentary use of the meeting room during your stay. This executive club lounge offers comfortable sofas, along with dining tables and chairs, offering you a selection of seating options, based on your needs.

4. Banyan Tree Bangkok Executive Club Lounge

This executive club lounge provides exclusive access, along with first class guest experiences for business and leisure travellers staying in the hotels club level guest rooms and suites. From personalised check in services in the executive club lounge to the five complimentary food and beverage presentations daily, you will not be disappointed. This executive club lounge is large, spacious and bright, providing a choice of seating options, combined with a professional team. Exclusive benefits including complimentary ironing services, three hour complimentary use of the meeting room, along with high speed internet in the executive club lounge and in your guest accommodation.

3. Sindhorn Kempinski Hotel Bangkok Executive Club Lounge

The executive club lounge at Sindhorn Kempinski Hotel Bangkok offers spectacular city views from the floor to ceiling windows. This spacious open plan executive club lounge is warm and welcoming, offering you an elevated guest experience. Enjoy semi-private seating to work or meet with colleagues, or enjoy one of the four complimentary food and beverage presentations, as you gaze at the stunning city views. Make use of the personalised concierge service, personalised check in and check out services and complimentary VIP mini bar items during your stay. As an executive club lounge guest, you can also make use of the late check out options, complimentary digital newspapers and two hour complimentary use of the meeting room.

2. The Okura Prestige Bangkok Executive Club Lounge

Located on the thirty third floor, the executive club lounge at The Okura Prestige Bangkok, offers spectacular views from the large picture windows. This light and bright executive club lounge provides business and leisure travellers with a host of exclusive benefits, in addition to the four complimentary food and beverage presentations. Take advantage of a host of discounts from laundry services to spa services, along with personalised concierge services, two hour complimentary meeting room access and unlimited local calls, to name a few. It offers semi-private seating, the perfect setting for a discreet chat before an important business meeting.

1. The Athenee Hotel, A Luxury Collection Hotel, Bangkok Executive Club Lounge

What makes the executive club lounge at The Athenee Hotel, A Luxury Collection Hotel, Bangkok our top choice for the best hotel executive club lounges in Bangkok? Is it the light and bright design? The spaciousness of the executive club lounge? The host of exclusive benefits or the spectacular views? It is all of this and so much more. This executive club lounge oozes a first class guest experience, offering you private check in and check out services, high speed internet access, complimentary ironing services and a late check out option. This is a spacious and comfortable executive club lounge, providing you with a luxurious space to work, relax or meet with colleagues or friends.

When travelling to Bangkok for business or to explore the sights, choosing a luxury hotel with hotel executive club lounge can make your stay more comfortable and convenient. Our 10 best hotel executive club lounges in Bangkok all offer complimentary food and beverage presentations, exclusive privileges and comfortable spaces where you can relax or work. Most of them accommodate children, enabling families to also enjoy the benefits of choosing an executive club level guest room or suite. From spectacular city views to freshly prepared food presentations, you will find that these executive club lounges will provide you with an elevated guest experience when staying in Bangkok.

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Thailand’s capital Bangkok is one of the names appearing in the ranking of capitals with the liveliest nightlife in the world. Night clubs are everywhere and hopping clubs is an interesting experience you should try when coming to Thailand. So, what to do in Bangkok after midnight and where is the nightlife in Bangkok? Let’s check out our top rated 7 top night clubs in Bangkok (top nightclubs in Bangkok), best night clubs in Bangkok (best nightclubs in Bangkok) and good night clubs in Bangkok as follows!

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Let’s explore the top 7 most exciting nightclubs in Bangkok in this post.

Sing Sing Theater (# best nightclubs in bangkok)

Sing Sing Theater is one of the famous nightclubs, a name that is making waves in Bangkok. The notable feature that Sing Sing Theater brings to visitors is a large dance floor with bright red lights deliberately hanging from the high ceiling.

Sing Sing Theater invites the most famous DJs and artists from around the world to perform here, creating bustling and exciting sleepless nights. The selection of cocktails is prepared in standard as well as special ways but the prices are totally reasonable.

• Address: 45 Sukhumvit 45 Alley, Khwaeng Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110, Thailand
• Hours: 9 PM – 12 AM / Sun & Mon: Closed
• Phone: +66 63 225 1331
• Website: http://singsing-bangkok.com/
• Estimate budget: 80 – 5,600 Baht (USD 2.25 – 158.00)
• Featured drinks: Cocktails, Bar Bites

DJ.Station (# best night clubs in bangkok)

If you can’t sit still in the middle of bustling nights in Bangkok, visit DJ.Station. This is one of the most legendary dance clubs in Asia, and also possibly the biggest gay club in Bangkok.

DJ.Station has three different levels for guests to choose from, each house is divided into a space with a separate bar different in style and decoration. This nightspot also offers nightly variety shows starting at 11:30 p.m. Upbeat music performed by sexy DJs is also the main attraction.

• Address: 11 Soi Si Lom 2/1, Silom, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500, Thailand
• Hours: 8 PM – 2 AM
• Phone: +66 2 266 4029
• Website: https://www.facebook.com/djstationbangkok
• Estimate budget: 120 – 11,800 Baht (USD 3.37 – 332.00)
• Featured drinks: Ron Zacapa, Laurent Miquel

BEAM (# top nightclubs in bangkok)

BEAM is a familiar meet-up spot for many Western tourists and young people in Bangkok. This nightclub is always vibrant with flashing lights accompanied by music and cheers. Famous DJs create incredible sounds from techno and house to hip-hop music, and so on.

Another remarkable thing is the drinks here, which are absolutely delicious and have a distinct taste compared to other nightclubs. BEAM always offers great cocktails, good beer, and friendly staff. Bright light shows create a very European-style atmosphere.

• Address: 72 Thong Lo, Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110, Thailand
• Phone: +66 63 237 6093
• Website: http://www.beamclub.com/
• Hours: 9 PM – 2 AM / Sun-Tue: Closed
• Estimate budget: 160 – 7,900 Baht (USD 4.50 – 222.00)
• Featured drinks: Phantom Green, Gray Goose

Route 66 (# top night clubs in bangkok)

Also located in the RCA complex, Route 66 is one of the best hip-hop clubs in Bangkok. This one has several stages and each stage provides a different musical atmosphere. The live music stage gets the most attention from visitors.

This popular nightclub is known as a wild one with a vibrant, bustling, youthful atmosphere that attracts young people and students from all over Bangkok and is now very well-known among tourists. known. Most people who come here are swept away by the lively energy.

• Address: 29/33-48 Soi Soonvijai-Rama9 Rama 9 Road Bangkok, Bangkapi, 10310, Thailand
• Phone: +66 2 203 0936
• Website: http://www.route66club.com/
• Estimate budget: 220 – 13,000 Baht (USD 6.18 – 366.00)
• Featured drinks: Akashi White Oak, Gray Goose

Sugar Club Bangkok

Sugar Club is a very popular nightclub in Bangkok that regularly has special promotions such as Ladies’ nights for ladies or weekend nights with international DJs. The music here is awesome thanks to the classy DJs and professionalism of the MC.

Sugar Club Bangkok offers a food menu with both traditional Thai and European dishes. Must-try drinks include beers and cocktails that are eye-catching decorated and prepared by expert bartenders at reasonable prices.

• Address: 37 Soi Sukhumvit 11, Khlong Toei Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110, Thailand
• Hours: 9 PM – 2 AM
• Phone: +66 61 391 3111
• Website: http://www.sugarclub-bangkok.com/
• Estimate budget: 140 – 21,000 Baht (USD 3.93 – 590.00)
• Featured drinks: Scotch Whiskey, Prosecco Wine

Levels Club & Terrace

Levels Club & Terrace is located on the 6th floor of the Aloft Hotel and offers a great mix of house music with techno, R&B, EDM, and funk. This club always has a variety of different events happening almost every night along with themed parties.

Levels Club & Terrace offers many special drinks for women. The club has successfully mingled the sophistication and comfort of an outdoor cocktail bar and the glamor of a nightclub with a clear rooftop view, stylish décor, and the perfect sound system.

• Address: 6th Floor of the Aloft Hotel เลขที่ 35 Soi Sukhumvit 11, Khlong Toei Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110, Thailand
• Phone: +66 82 308 3246
• Website: http://www.levelsclub.com/
• Estimate budget: 230 – 17,900 Baht (USD 2.46 – 503.00)
• Featured drinks: House Pour, Tanqueray, Single Malt Whiskey

Onyx Bangkok

If you are a fan of EDM tunes then Onyx Club is exactly what you need. Onyx is located in a large complex, attracting the attention of young people and tourists with a capacity of up to 2,500 guests. Amazing laser light shows are regularly held with the best DJs across the world.

Some of the architectural features of this place are inspired by European architecture, and the LED screen is behind the area reserved for DJs. With its musical thrills and excitement, witnessing the best DJs rock the crowd at Onyx is definitely a must-try experience in Bangkok.

• Address: Royal City Avenue RCA Alley, Bang Kapi, Huai Khwang, Bangkok 10310, Thailand
• Hours: 7 PM – 2 AM
• Phone: +66 81 645 1177
• Website: http://www.onyxbangkok.com/
• Estimate budget: 140 – 16,900 Baht (USD 3.93 – 475.00)
• Featured drink: Johnnie Walker Gold, Pinkesque

Treat yourself to a sleepless night, immersing in the vibrant atmosphere of nightclubs to see how wonderful Bangkok is. Don’t forget to save the names that we introduced above to make your trip to Thailand a memorable experience!

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Welcome to Sassy Bangkok Nightlife, the pub crawl capital of Bangkok. We are all about creating lasting impressions of amazing club experiences for you. Our Bangkok bar crawl tours include a deliberate lineup of the most exotic pubs and bars in the city, allowing you to encounter the rich and energetic vibe of Bangkok’s nightlife. 

Our fulfilment comes when we are certain that you are enjoying your night to the fullest. From the point when you make your bookings to the point when you get off the tour bus, we shower you with VIP treatment. We have a team of experts who know the ins and outs of the city and are committed to showing you the luxury club scene in Bangkok.

To further improve your Bangkok bar crawl experience, we have currently built a strong rapport with the best clubs in Bangkok– what this means is that you won’t face the challenge of standing in long lines or being denied entry into any club. Watch as our guides take you through the long queues in clubs and give you the executive treatment that you deserve. Your security is also guaranteed as you hop from one club to the other.

So it could be that you are a resident looking to go on a wild clubbing adventure, or you could be a tourist who needs to party alongside other people– Sassy Bangkok bar crawl has got you covered. No matter who you are, or where you are from, be sure to have a great time and meet new buddies. So join us on one of our pub crawls and discover the best of the local bar scene. We guarantee it will be a memorable evening! Book your reservations now.

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Weekly pub crawl.

Choose from our Friday or Saturday Bangkok night pub crawl tours. Book them now online with our safe and secure booking system. These tours are run weekly basis exclusively for sassy Bangkok guests only.  The tours are seat limited to ensure quality guest experience and prevent venue overcrowding.

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Your Bangkok Pub crawl Itinerary

How it works, book online.

Select your date and pay using our secure checkout system

Confirmation

You get booking confirmation email with venue details, timing and your host contact details

On the night of the tour Meet and greet your party your host and other guests.

We embark our night from the first venue and conquer the night with several awesome venues around Bangkok.

Why Pub Crawl Bangkok

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Bangkok has gained international recognition as one of the top cities with an incredible nightlife. You can still see malls, restaurants, and shops open till midnight, and you can take evening tours in busy locations and still feel safe.

Thailand’s capital is surrounded by the best clubs and bars you will ever come across. We are talking about world-class pubs with expensive sound systems, impressive light shows, elegant interiors, a diverse drink menu, and international DJs who will keep you dancing all night. No matter your taste of music, you will always find a pub that matches your preference.

What better way to experience all this goodness than with a pub crawl in Bangkok? Our pub crawl has a touch of excellence that cannot be found anywhere else in the city and you will get value on every dime spent!

Whether you are new to the city and up for a tour experience, or you want a birthday party hangout, or bachelor party, the Sassy Bangkok bar crawl is an interesting way to experience the local bar scene as we will take you to the most iconic venues. We offer free drinks and provide activities and games to help you loosen up and socialize. Also, we have well-trained hosts who are welcoming, friendly, and attentive to your needs. Typically, Bangkok’s locals are friendly, but because your safety is paramount to us, we have taken extra measures. We have mapped out clubs in convenient and accessible locations with tight security and with our trained guides you are certain of  uninterrupted fun.

Why don’t you let us take you on a tour and introduce you to the best bars and clubs in Bangkok? We exist to give you a memorable, premium, and enjoyable experience. Book a reservation with us today and let us make the magic happen. 

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Our knowledgeable hosts will safely guide you to the designated pubs and bars. They exist to ensure that you have a good time in safe and enjoyable settings.

Free Drinks 

With Sassy Bangkok bar crawl, you are  guaranteed free drinks at each stop if you have made reservations with us. Our hosts will also assist you in adhering to Thai laws and regulations regarding alcohol consumption.

Awesome Games

There’s never a dull moment with us. Some games you get to play are; Beer pong, Flip cup, Never have I ever. In addition to the games, there are also interactive moments where group members are encouraged to socialize and network with each other.

Best Venues in Bangkok

Our pub crawl in Bangkok is all about taking you to the best venues. We carefully curate sophisticated locations that offer the best activities and customer service.

Safe And Private Group

To ensure the safety and privacy of all group members, we begin by creating a lineup of the safest locations. Also, each of our Bangkok pubs crawls is limited to 15 to 20 persons. This way, it’s easy to spot strange faces and keep everyone together and safe.

Night to Remember

Discover multiple pubs and bars in Bangkok, try out different drinks, and make new friends! Just one night with our pub crawl in Bangkok is enough to keep you longing for more.

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General FAQ

Bangkok pub crawl is an exciting way to explore the city’s nightlife scene in one night. It involves a group of people who stop at different clubs and bars in the city to party and drink. Pub crawl in Bangkok is worth it as you get to enjoy the company of new people, get free drinks, and play fun games in carefully selected venues.

A typical Sassy Bangkok pub crawl consists of around fifteen to twenty individuals hailing from diverse backgrounds. This offers you a great opportunity to meet and bond with people from different walks of life.

Our aim is to only be found in the top clubs located in high-traffic areas of the city. We prioritize clubs that have a creative and appealing aesthetic, top-notch sound systems, and of course, great taste in music.

Meeting with us is a simple process. To get started, all you need to do is make a reservation with us, and we will send you a confirmation email. This email will provide you with all the necessary details, such as when and how you can meet us and join in on the fun.

With Sassy Bangkok Nightlife, security should be the least of your worries. First of all, we have our buses to convey you to and fro, so there’s no room for street harassment. Secondly, our top-notch guides and security personnel are highly trained and they accompany you on every tour, ensuring that you have a safe and enjoyable experience. Rest assured, we only select clubs and bars with stringent security measures in place.

Book your next Bangkok Pub Crawl with confidence. We pride our hosts, who have skills built over many years. We bring pub crawl experience from Sydney Australia, Las Vegas, USA, and Berlin, Germany.

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