☕️A complete guide to Bangkok's hidden gems | A must-see for coffee lovers and travel photographers☕️

#Bangkok Attractions My dears, today I am here to share with you my amazing discoveries in Bangkok! Let’s talk about the coffee shops first. Each one has its own unique features✨. Ittha Boutique Cafe is like traveling back to old Europe, where classical luxury decorations complement Renaissance artworks. The desserts and jams are all homemade, and one sweet bite awakens your taste buds. akirart.coffee is absolutely amazing, with retro desktop computers and posters. Lisa has been here. It is so comfortable to sit here and drink coffee, and instantly put aside the worries of work. PAULETTE is located near the Grand Palace. It has multiple floors and every balcony overlooks Wat Ratchabophit. The photogenic rate is 💯. ayatana.cafe directly moves the flower fields indoors, with charming fragrance, and you can enjoy it as if you were immersed in a sea of ​​flowers. Factory Coffee must be highly recommended. The owner is a big coffee connoisseur in Thailand. You don’t have to queue up during the off-season. The barista “shows off his skills” in brewing coffee on the spot, which can be called a coffee show. I also found a treasure for accommodation 🌟. Ba hao Residence x SANTIPHAP ROOM is located near Chinatown. It is in an excellent location and it is very convenient to walk to attractions such as the Golden Buddha Temple and the Grand Palace. The old building is very charming. There is a special bar on the first floor, food and drinks are available in the public living room on the second floor, and a cozy nest on the fourth floor. You can enjoy the Golden Buddha Temple by the window, and drink tea on the terrace while gazing at the old streets of Bangkok. It costs more than 800 per night and can accommodate three people. It is very cost-effective. My dears, follow this guide when you go to Bangkok, and you are guaranteed to have a great time and take beautiful photos. Save it now 💕.