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Lonely PlanetAug 20

12 things to know before traveling to Bangkok

Arriving in Bangkok can be a sensory overload. Get a handle on the city ahead of time with these tips on transportion, safety, scams and etiquette.

20 things in this story
  • RatchathewiNeighborhoodClockwise from the north, its neighboring districts are Phaya Thai, Din Daeng, Huai Khwang, Watthana, Pathum Wan and…
  • SongkranMuseumRaucous city-wide water fight in April
  • Siam SquareNeighborhoodThe square is located at the corner of Phayathai Road and Rama I Road and is owned by Chulalongkorn University, managed…
  • PratunamFerry terminalThe intersection is where Phetchaburi Road passes and where Ratchadamri and Ratchaprarop Roads originate.
  • Phloen ChitTrain stationLocated entirely within Lumphini Subdistrict of Pathum Wan District, it runs a short distance of 1.2 kilometres…
  • SukhumvitTrain stationArea for modern Bangkok life and Japanese restaurants
  • ThewetFerry terminalIts name also refers to the surrounding area known as Thewet.
  • Thanon Khao SanTrailWorld's most famous backpacker strip
  • Khao San RoadTrailLively and fun, easy access to old town
  • Thanon SilomNeighborhoodEpicenter of the gay scene, especially Soi 4
  • Soi CowboyNeighborhoodIt is 150 metres long and is the location of around 40 commercial establishments, mostly go-go bars.
  • Soi NanaNeighborhood
  • Lumpini ParkPark
  • DusitNeighborhood
  • North BangkokNeighborhood
  • Thanon RambutriNeighborhood
  • Thanon Phra AthitNeighborhood
  • Thanon PatpongNeighborhood
  • Japanese spotsRestaurant
  • Elsewhere
  • AyuthayaSightAyutthaya, ThailandFormer capital with ruins, a day trip from Bangkok
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Condé Nast TravelerDec 1, 2025

A Guide to Bangkok's Ever-Evolving Chinatown

Edgy art, hot-ticket restaurants, and neon-lit shopping.

18 things in this story
  • YaowaratNeighborhoodModern Chinatown now covers a large area around Yaowarat and Charoen Krung Road.
  • Song WatNeighborhoodIt begins at Ratchawong Road near Ratchawong Pier and extends to Khao Lam Circle, where it meets Khao Lam and Charoen…
  • Ritz-CarltonHotelA serene, hospitable stay in an evolving corner of Bangkok.
  • A Thing SnukPlaceSells upcycled souvenirs made from plastic waste
  • PotongRestaurantThai-Chinese fine dining in an old herbal medicine shop
  • Khao San SekRestaurantThai cooking with local ingredients like rice and chile
  • TARS UnlimitedMuseumGallery in an early-19th-century factory off Song Wat Road
  • CharmgangRestaurantTo help keep our community authentic, we're showing information about accounts on Linktree.
  • CharmkrungRestaurantCharmgang's Little Sister 🍽️ Small Plates | Wines 🍷…
  • CharmkokRestaurantCasual spot for Southern Thai lunch and craft beer
  • Ba HaoBarBa hao shophouse no.8 offers Chinatown experience though our signature Food, drink, and living space from Chinese…
  • Xin Xe GoiRestaurantThai-Chinese Western dishes with a Hainanese influence
  • GoldsmithRestaurantSino-chic bar above Chop Chop Cook Shop
  • NamsuRestaurantModern takes on Myanmar's Shan State recipes
  • Soi NanaNeighborhood
  • InterContinentalHotel
  • Chop Chop Cook ShopRestaurant
  • Baan Trok Tua NgorkPlace
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