2025 Bang Phlat Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

🔶Coffee On Tree The shop is located near Sanghi Bridge. Enter via the same route as River Bar. After parking, if you are looking for the entrance, look for the green tree arch on the right. Walk into the space by the tree arch and you will find the shop. 🌳The atmosphere inside the shop is shady with trees, just like the shop's name. Walk up the stairs to the 2nd floor. There is a big tree in the middle of the shop. The wind is cool and comfortable. You can see the beautiful panoramic view of Sanghi Bridge. I came on a weekday, so there were not many people. I got to sit at the edge of the table. If it is Saturday-Sunday, there will definitely be a long queue at this corner. 🥗Although the shop's name is Coffee, it doesn't only have drinks. There are also many delicious food menus to order. If you are looking for a place to gather with friends to sit and chat, I recommend this place. The view is very beautiful. If you come with a lot of people, I recommend calling to reserve a table in advance. You will get a table with a beautiful view. Eat, talk, and enjoy the beautiful view. I must say that it is very chill. 🍹Coffee On Tree 📍 Location: Sanghi Bridge 🕰 Open-Close: 10.00-20.00 Everyday 🚗 Parking available #coffeeontree #riversidecafe #charansanitwongcafe #cafereview #tripfreeaccommodation #wintertravel #tripth #bangkokcafereview

Wat Daowaduengsaram is a third-class royal temple, common type, located in Bang Yi Khan Subdistrict, Bang Phlat District, Bangkok. The temple was built during the reign of King Rama I by the idea of ​​Chao Chom Waen in the reign of King Rama I or Khun Suea who built the temple in the middle of a garden in Bang Yi Khan Subdistrict, Thonburi. It was originally called Wat Khrua In. Khun Suea built a brick chapel about 2 cubits above the ground. He used hardwood as the main pillars. The roof was covered with tiles and the walls were made of teak wood. There were doors and windows for the entrance and exit. During the reign of King Rama II, a Laotian woman named In renovated and restored the monks’ residences. She demolished the original wooden huts and built them into a building. She used hardwood as the main pillars. The roof was covered with tiles and the walls were woven bamboo with cement. It looked like a building wall with doors and windows. She demolished the walls and roof and covered them with tiles. There were gable and raka leaves. Later, King Rama III granted a new name, Wat Daowaduengsaram, which means the temple is the residence of Indra. Which still has a major renovation by Phraya Mahathep (Pan), the ancestor of the Panikabut family, who built the ordination hall, the sala, and many permanent structures. In the ordination hall, there are murals telling the story of the Ten Lives of the Buddha, the story of Phra Maha Kassapa, the story of King Dvadahana, and the story of Queen Samawati, etc. It is believed that it was the work of Kru Kong Pae (Luang Seni Borirak) and Kru Thong Yu (Luang Wichit Chettha), the master craftsmen of Rattanakosin at that time. #Bangkok attractions

Bangkok, a top tourist city in the world, still has small unseen places that may not be well-known. But for those who like taking pictures, they should like this place. Especially during the rainy season like this, if anyone is lazy to go far but wants to change the atmosphere, or if anyone has a chance to go to Yanhee to get beautiful, try to stop by to take chic pictures at Bang Ao Mosque, an old mosque in the Rattanakosin era on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, in the middle of the Bang Ao Muslim community. The atmosphere is shady. It doesn't take long to admire the architecture, about 15-30 minutes, and you can walk around. Try to stop by and see. I happened to go check my eyes after having Lasik surgery at Yanhee Hospital and tried to find a tourist attraction in that area, so I had a chance to try it out. I was very impressed. I didn't think there would be a beautiful place hidden in Soi Charansanitwong 86. #adayinthailand #unseenbangkok #bangaormosque #rainyseasonattractions #tripgiveawayfreeaccommodation #travelbangkok

🌱 Cool down with tens at Erin Tea Erin Tea, Charan 95/1 branch 🚩Address - 537 Charansanitwong Rd., Bang O Subdistrict, Bang Phlat District, Bangkok, Thailand, Bangkok 🌱Atmosphere/Location - Very small shop, as shown in the picture But it helps cool down during the summer quite well. 🌱Highlights - Many types of tea to choose from, very affordable price 🌱Average price per person - 19+ baht 🌱Score - I give it a 10 for quenching the thirst well Ordered 2 cups at once, one person, so hot 🌱#Erin Tea

Wat Awuth Wichithraram, Bangkok, pay homage to Mae Boonruen, a virtuous female laywoman If anyone passes by Charansanitwong Road, Bangkok (Soi Charansanitwong 72), you will probably notice the sign for Wat Awuth Wichithraram, one of the temples on the Thonburi side with a long history. Inside the temple, there are many interesting things, both in terms of various sacred objects that are revered and believed in. For those who have never known this temple, Wat Awuth Wichithraram, Mae Boonruen, history The history of Mae Boonruen of Wat Awuth Wichithraram, was originally a laywoman who was strict in the precepts and truly devoted to Buddhism. She was from Ayutthaya, but moved to Bang Pakok. Then she married a police officer. However, after living together for a long time, they did not have children, so she adopted a son to raise. After that, her husband and Mae Boonruen were ordained as monks. After one year, her husband disrobed, while Mae Boonruen was still deeply moved by the taste of the Dharma and continued to practice Dharma. After that, Mae Boonruen studied and studied traditional Thai medicine (seminars) without charging anyone who came to receive treatment. Many people call her Grandma Doctor or Mother Doctor. Before coming to Wat Awutwikasitaram, she was at Wat Sampanthawong. She consecrated amulets such as Phra Phuttho, which is one hundred thousand in the country. "Mae Chee, Mae Mae, and Upasika" are the pronouns that her disciples use to call "Mae Boonruen Tongboontem". Even though she passed away in 1964, even though almost 60 years have passed, every Sunday after noon, her disciples still come to chant in front of the statue of Mae Chee Boonruen on the Mae Chee Boonruen Tongboontem pavilion at Wat Awutwikasitaram, which is the temple where she used to practice the precepts while she was still alive. Paying homage to Mae Boonruen, the Phra Chim Plee mantra For those who come to pay homage to Mae Boonruen, there is an important mantra, which is the Phra Chim Plee mantra or the Phra Sivalee mantra. It is a mantra that Thao Sakka Devaraj or Phra Indra brought to offer to Mae Boonruen. The content of the mantra praises Phra Chim Plee, which is another name for Phra Sivalee, who is excellent in terms of fortune. Those who chant regularly will have the effect of increasing their fortune, attracting wealth, and leading to a prosperous life. The prayers of Phra Chim Plee are as follows: Namo Tassa Bhagavato Arahato Samma Sambuddhasa Namo Tassa Bhagavato Arahato Samma Sambuddhasa Namo Tassa Bhagavato Arahato Samma Sambuddhasa Na Chaliti Chim Pali Cha Maha Thero Suwanna Ma Ma Phochana Ma Ma Watthuvatha Ma ...

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Uncle and Auntie's shop is one of the famous and delicious tom yum noodle shops that many influencers who love to eat have visited and reviewed. And when we had the chance to pass by Thonburi, how could we miss it? 🏖️ Environment/Facilities: The shop is near the MRT Bang Yi Khan station, right next to the main road. Traveling by MRT is very convenient. The shop has an old-fashioned atmosphere. There are uncles, aunts, and grandmothers in the shop, and there are also children and grandchildren who help sell. 💞 Reason for recommendation: The tom yum noodles are delicious, both in soup and dry. Delicious without seasoning (but a little sweet). They also say that the yen ta fo is awesome. I will come to try it next time. 📍Address: 85 Charansanitwong Road 49 Bang Bumru, Bang Phlat, Bangkok 10700 💰Average price per person: 60-150 baht

A hidden Thonburi cafe that you must try. It is a shop under a small building. The area is not very wide. The interior of the shop is simply decorated in a warm minimalist style. There are not many seats, but the shop is spacious and does not feel crowded. The shop's menu is not very extensive. There are a few desserts to choose from. The coffee has medium roasted beans for you to try. The coffee price is not very expensive, but the medium roasted beans will cost you an additional 20 baht. The taste is good, not too sour. It is suitable for chilling out or taking it home. The shop also offers delivery service. The entrance to the shop is on the main road, near MRT Bang Yi Khan, but the shop is a bit further in. It is a bit hard to notice. The building is light green with a large Thonburi Rama sign. It looks like it used to be an old movie theater. If anyone passes by this area, stop by and try it. 📍 Charansanitwong Road 73, Bang Bamru Subdistrict, Bang Phlak District, Bangkok 🕰️ The shop is open every day from 07.00 - 17.00 hrs. 🚗 There is parking in front of the shop or you can park under the building for a fee. #Get a discount without relying on luck #Thonburi cafe #Hidden cafe #Cafe review #Bangkok cafe

Super chic and stylish cafe Canvad, the name of the shop has a gimmick. It is a coffee shop hidden in an alley near Charansanitwong. But I must say that the atmosphere is very good. I recommend that art lovers and artwork lovers should come. Or you can come and sit and sip some coffee because the coffee here is very good. There are small workshop activities for those who come to the shop to do as well. Such as drawing, painting, etc. If anyone has time to chill, I recommend it. #BangkokTravel #Cafe #ThonburiCafe #Charansanitwong #cafe #secret shop

#tripพาบินเที่ยวจีน - Wat Bang Yi Khan is also known by other names such as Wat Mutharacharam or Wat Muk Ratchatharam. It is not known when these names were given, or if they were the original names of Wat Bang Yi Khan that locals call it. It is believed to be an ancient temple since the middle Ayutthaya period. It received the royal charter of the boundary markers around 2172. - The ordination hall is in the shape of an Ayutthaya arched ship. Inside, there are many Buddha images on the same base. Inside, there are murals painted by artists in the late Ayutthaya period. However, they were repaired and added in the early Rattanakosin period during the reign of King Rama III. However, the style of painting in the Ayutthaya period is still preserved. - Location: Wat Bang Yi Khan, Soi Arun Amarin 30, Arun Amarin Road, Bang Yi Khan Subdistrict, Bang Phlat District, Bangkok 10700

#Secret restaurant Enjoy and enjoy Thai fish sashimi, which is fully packed with 4-7 types in a buffet style, depending on the fish available in season, such as Prasak, sea bass, including salmon, and Thai tuna. In addition, there are also menus of split-back shrimp, pickled crab, pickled shrimp, shrimp in fish sauce, truffle soup, fried squid with garlic, fried squid with curry powder, fried shrimp with curry powder, oysters with condiments, fried pork belly, fried sun-dried pork, and many other dishes, including drinks, soft drinks, soda, fruit juice, and plain water to choose from, as well as desserts, various cakes, and ice cream. You can eat all you want for up to 2 hours at Pen Pen Seafood, Bang Phlat branch, a buffet that combines all kinds of live seafood in a buffet, the first and only in Bangkok. Pen Pen Seafood Buffet, Bang Phlat branch, opens every day from 12:00 to 22:30. #wattosann 127, 4 Sirinthon Rd., Bang Phlat Subdistrict, Bang Phlat District, Bangkok

Shallwe Slowbar A new café is located under the entrance of Bang Phlat MRT station. I had some errands around there that day, so I got off at Bang Phlat MRT station and looked for a coffee shop. I searched and found this place, which was very lucky. The strawberry cocoa drink was very delicious. The barista, who was also the staff, provided excellent and friendly service. I was very impressed and will definitely come back again if I have the chance.

#BeautifulChurch Today we will take our friends to make merit, worship Buddha and see a beautiful church at Wat Awutwikasitaram, one of the old temples in Thonburi. The temple is located on Soi Charansanitwong 72, Bang Phlat Subdistrict, Bang Phlat District, Bangkok. Inside the temple, it is quiet, peaceful, clean and shady. There is a beautiful church with Luang Pho Samrit (Samnrit), an ancient bronze Buddha statue that is hundreds of years old, for tourists to worship and ask for blessings, which is very sacred. 🗓️Travel planning: Convenient transportation, whether by private car or MRT Bang Phlat (Blue Line) #BeautifulChurch #OldTemple #TempleInBangkok #WatAwutwikasitaram #Worshipandaskforblessings

Anyone who visits Pinklao, I recommend a great restaurant, 4Seafood. The restaurant is located next to the SD Avenue Hotel, Pinklao, Bang Phlat District. There is a parking lot. 🚕 🚩Address - 4 Seafood Pinklao. 306 Boromratchonnanee Rd. Bang Bamru Subdistrict, Bang Phlat District, Bangkok 10700 🦞🦀Atmosphere/Location - A small shop decorated in blue. There are pictures of shrimp, shellfish, crab, fish according to the concept of the shop. 4Seafood🦀🦞🦐🦑🐙🐬🐟 🐬Highlights - Fresh seafood, spicy flavors, plenty of crab, shrimp, and squid rice dishes. You have to come and try it. Have you ever tried Khao Kham? It's sooo delicious! 🦀Today I had some light crab omelet rice with sea bass tom yum.🐟🐟 Average price per person - 200++ 👍Score - Very delicious, 10 out of 10 for seafood lovers #4seafood

Napaporn Thai Massage🙆‍♀️ 📌Location: Enter Lotus Charansanitwong branch, next to Lotus The shop is on the wall next to Lotus. The sign is clearly visible Park your car in Lotus🚘 🧜 Hourly massage price 250 baht When mom complains of aches and pains, get a relaxing massage by Napaporn You can make a reservation at 088 6358635