Wat Kalayanamitr
A beautiful temple with three huge buildings located just opposite to the Grand Palace, across the river of Chao Phraya, is called Wat Kalayanamitr Woramahawihan or shortly called “Wat Kalaya” by the locals. On the day I visited, I was a bit surprised to see less crowded people inside the temple, which is in […]
Discovering Contemporary Thailand at Museum Siam
If the National Museum is about the past, Museum Siam is about the soul of modern Thailand. Dive into the “Decoding Thainess” exhibition to see how Thai traditions have evolved into the lifestyle we see today. It’s an essential, easy-to-access stop on your Old Town itinerary that will change the way you see the Land of Smiles.
Why Wat Arun is Bangkok’s Most Photogenic Temple
Wat Arun is a dream for every traveler. Discover the meaning behind the Khmer-style “Prang,” and find out why renting a traditional Thai costume for a photoshoot is the ultimate way to experience this historic riverside gem.
Visit the Iconic Luxurious Riverside Shopping Mall of Bangkok: IconSiam
Get the most out of your ICONSIAM visit. Our guide covers everything from the spectacular New Year’s Eve fireworks and riverside dining to easy transit options via the Chao Phraya Express Boat and BTS Charoen Nakhon. Essential info for every traveler in Bangkok.
The General Post Office in Bang Rak: Visit A Hub of Creativity
The General Post Office in Bang Rak is a place which is very famously known among teenagers for a very long time. Not to send out the post to their loved one, but to take a photo with this building and post it on social media. Honestly, this kind of activity was also on my […]
Explore The Biggest Arts and Antiques Shopping Center In Asia at River City, Bangkok
Forget about the classic places every tourist must visit like Chatuchak weekend market. River City is now a new shiny beacon of arts and antiques, located at the river front opposite to IconSiam, very convenient location. I really like the concept of this place where they have many exhibition halls and spaces for the ‘new […]