[2025 Bangkok Attraction] Travel Guide for Khao San Road (Updated Jul)

Southeast Asia is often my go-to destination for short holidays, and even though my trip to Bangkok was a bit rushed, I found that three days were more than enough to enjoy the city☺️ For those who are short on time but still want to explore, here’s my recommended itinerary based on my actual experience📝 ⭐︎Day 1⭐︎ If you arrive in the afternoon, drop off your luggage at the hotel and head to Wat Arun for a sunset view🌇 📍158 Thanon Wang Doem, Wat Arun, Bangkok Yai, Bangkok 10600 🚶♀️From Sanam Chai Station on the opposite side of the river, walk about 10 minutes to find some Instagram-worthy spots. Afterward, indulge in some Thai cuisine. I recommend "Taling Pling," a famous curry restaurant. While it’s a bit pricey, the interior is very clean, and the casual yet refined atmosphere makes it perfect for first-time visitors to Thailand. Their Massaman curry was the best I’ve ever had in my life🍛 📍653 Bld. 7, Bann Silom Arcade, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500, Thailand 🚶♀️About a 10-minute walk from Saint Louis Station Since you might be tired from the flight, you can either rest at the hotel or explore Bangkok’s vibrant nightlife👍 ⭐︎Day 2⭐︎ Start your day early at Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen, a classic Bangkok photo spot. It’s best to visit in the morning to avoid the crowds and take your time with photos😂 📍300, Ratchamongkhon Prasat Alley, Pak Khlong Phasi Charoen, Phasi Charoen, Bangkok 10160 🚶♀️About a 10-minute walk from Bang Phai Station Next, visit Bangkok’s three major Buddhist landmarks: 📍Wat Phra Kaew 📍Wat Pho 📍Wat Arun Traveling by boat from Wat Pho to Wat Arun is highly recommended! It’s super affordable and takes only about 5 minutes, making it both cost-effective and time-efficient👍 For lunch, try "Kwang Heng," also known as the Green Chicken Rice. Right next door is the Pink Chicken Rice shop, but I recommend the green one. 📍930 Phetchaburi Rd, Makkasan, Phaya Thai, Bangkok 10400, Thailand 🚶♀️About a 15-minute walk from Chit Lom Station ⭐︎Day 3⭐︎ Start your morning with a stroll or breakfast at a nearby street food stall🍽️. Bangkok can get scorching hot during the day, but mornings are cool and perfect for a walk☀️. After checking out of your hotel, I recommend getting a Thai massage before your flight💆♀️. Foot massages, in particular, are great for relieving fatigue and ensuring you’re refreshed for your journey home🦶. For souvenirs, visit a large supermarket like BIG C. Thai cooking kits are compact and easy to bring back, and they’re always a hit with friends and family😊. I hope this inspires someone to consider a quick trip to Bangkok☺️

Thailand's charm is truly endless! 🛺 Savory Pad Thai from the food stalls 🙏 Historical ruins and temples 🌆 The bustling night view of Bangkok... A picturesque country wherever you look 🇹🇭✨ I haven't actually been to Thailand yet... If someone asked me to tell you just one place, where would you recommend? 👀 What is your recommended "Tourist spot in Thailand"? "I'm glad I went here!" "I definitely want to go again!" Please let me know about such spots 💬 If you've actually been there and say "It was great" it really helps...!! ! 👇 For example, something like this is OK👇 ・I rode an elephant in Ayutthaya! 🐘 ・The night market on Khao San Road is the best🛍️ ・I can't forget the taste I encountered at the local food stall...🍜 Please let me know in the comments😊✈️ #ThailandTrip #ConnectWithPeopleWhoLoveTravel #OverseasTrip #BeautifulSpots #GourmetTrip #ThailandTourism

On a 5-night, 6-day solo female trip to Bangkok, I had a lot of fun, from visiting local markets to magnificent temples and visiting cute cafes! 📍Spots visited Wat Pho (Reclining Buddha) Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn) Royal Palace & Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha) Wat Pak Nam (Giant Pagoda and Instagrammable Emerald Room) └※As of the end of May 2025: Buddha statue is under construction Shopping mall tour @ Terminal 21 / MSphere / Emporium Ayutthaya ruins (access by train / take a tuk-tuk tour of the ruins on site) Healthland Spa & Massage (Thai-style foot massage ◎) Chatuchak Market (weekends only / local goods and souvenirs) Park Khlong Flower Market Khao San Road 🚃Transportation BTS / MRT (convenient for moving around the city) Bolt app (safe for nighttime and suburban travel) Ayutthaya is about 1.5 hours one way by train (early morning departure is best) 💡Tips ・Temple tours are best in the cool morning! Drinks and a parasol are essential 🥵 ・Clothes should be worn with minimal skin exposure (a stole or something to wear for the temple is recommended) ・Weekdays are quiet and comfortable for shopping ・Be careful, temples and local shops only accept cash 💵 ・If you use an eSIM, you can safely research local items! (Holafly worked without any problems 👍) 🏨Hotels ・HOTEL JOSH (2 nights) ⇢Modern hotel with a stylish bar and pool✨ ・Kingstone Suites (3 nights) ⇢Located in the Asoke area, the staff are friendly and it's safe for solo travelers ☺️ #solotravelinBangkok #girlstripBangkok #triptoThailand #templevisit #Ayutthayaruins #ChatuchakMarket #Healthland #ThaiMassage #tripcom #overseassolotravelrecords

What an AMAZING place - with something to keep both adults and children interested and occupied at all times! For a single parent holiday we split our time in Bangkok and Phuket, and some highlights of the trip include: - Berkeley Hotel Pratunam (Bangkok) great pool and child friendly - Henna on Khao San Rd to let her experience the madness for the first time! - Multitude of malls for a day of shopping - Dog in Town Cafe 🐶 what an experience! - Hidden Bangkok canal/boat tour - Pamookkoo resort (Kata, Phuket) amazing pool with slides right on the beach road and big spacious rooms - Elephant Jungle Sancutary for a truly ethical and ‘wow’ up close and personal experience - Phi Phi islands day boat tour (Maya Bay incl) a must see and do Not to mention endless Thai massages, tuk tuk rides, stunning beaches 🏝️ and an abundance of roti pancakes for us both 🤤! I’ve been told we’ll be coming back next year, I better get planning then 😂… #thailand #travel

Hey ladies! Taking photos in traditional Thai clothing in Bangkok is a must-do! After 3 days of exploring, I've uncovered these hidden local gems. Get ready for the ultimate Thai princess experience!👑 💃Route 1: Wat Arun → Chao Phraya River (Traditional Thai clothing textbook shoot) Head there at 8am sharp to have the white pagoda all to yourself! Rent a gold-embroidered Thai outfit + crystal headdress. Take a side-angle shot with the diamond-like pagoda pattern as your backdrop. Afterwards, take a boat to the other side and enjoy a 5฿ iced coconut.🥥 💡Pose guide: The Wai + lifting your skirt is always a winner! 🌴Route 2: Ancient Siam → Erawan Museum (Journey through Thailand's three major dynasties) Rent a plain Thai outfit from the Ayutthaya period. Take silhouette photos in front of the 1:1 replica of the Grand Palace in Ancient Siam. Capture a divine, girly vibe with a low-angle shot on the spiral staircase of the Erawan Museum. ⚠️Bring a reflector! The stained-glass ceiling lighting can be tricky. ✨Route 3: Wat Traimit → Chinatown (Cyberpunk fusion style) Capture the breathtaking glow of the Buddha at 5pm! Wear a modified off-the-shoulder Thai outfit + metal waist chain. Take a wide-angle shot from a low angle at the foot of the Great Buddha. Then head to Chinatown and take some fierce photos under the neon lights. (Look for the fried ice cream stall at the traffic light intersection.) 💥Hidden gems: ①Rent Thai clothing with hair and makeup for around 200฿ on Khao San Road. ②Hire a photographer at the Grand Palace entrance for 500฿/hour. ③Take photos of Thai afternoon tea at the ICONSIAM floating market. ⚠️Tips: ①Bring safety pins! The Thai wrapped tops can slip easily. ②The steps at Wat Arun can get hot, so wear thick socks. ③Using Grab is half the price of a tuk-tuk. ④Don't buy camera dust covers at tourist spots! It's a scam. The Thai sunshine is the best filter.☀️ Grand Palace Chao Phraya River Wat Arun Khao San Road Wat Traimit Harajuku Thailand

🛬[Itinerary]: D1 - Arrive in Pattaya - Check in to hotel - Stroll along Pattaya Beach Upon arrival in Pattaya, head to Pattaya Beach after checking in to your hotel. Enjoy the fine sand and blue sea, and watch the beautiful sunset over the beach. D2 - Koh Larn Day Tour Take a speedboat to Koh Larn and enjoy a variety of water activities, such as snorkeling, banana boating, and jet skiing. D3 - Nong Nooch Tropical Garden - Pattaya Floating Market In the morning, enjoy traditional Thai folk performances and elephant shows at Nong Nooch Tropical Garden, and experience Thai rural culture and the spirituality of animals. In the afternoon, visit Pattaya Floating Market, where you can try local snacks and buy handicrafts. D4 - Sanctuary of Truth - Ripley's Believe It or Not! Museum Visit the Sanctuary of Truth, a magnificent all-wood building that is a perfect combination of wood carving art and religious culture. Then, head to Ripley's Believe It or Not! Museum to explore the fascinating exhibits. D5 - Bangkok City Day Tour (private car available) - Grand Palace - Wat Phra Kaew - Khaosan Road Night Market Head to Bangkok and visit the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew to experience the splendor and majesty of the Thai royal family. In the evening, enjoy the food and lively atmosphere at Khaosan Road Night Market. D6 - Free time or shopping before returning home You can buy souvenirs at local shopping malls in Pattaya, such as latex products and Thai spices. ⛺[Must-see attractions]: Pattaya Beach: With a long coastline and soft sand, this is a great place to enjoy the sun and beach, and to do water sports. Koh Larn: A water activity paradise. The clear water and colorful coral reefs attract many tourists to try snorkeling and other exciting activities. Sanctuary of Truth: A wooden temple with exquisite wood carvings that seem to tell ancient stories. 🏨[Accommodation tips]: 1. We recommend staying at a hotel or resort near Pattaya Beach, such as Centara Grand Mirage Beach Resort Pattaya, where you can enjoy the beach and sea views. 2. You can also choose an apartment hotel in downtown Pattaya, such as The Base Central Pattaya, which has complete facilities and convenient transportation. 🚌[Transportation tips]: 1. You can take an airport bus or a private car from the airport to Pattaya. 2. You can take a songthaew in the city, which is relatively cheap, but you need to negotiate the price in advance. You can also use the Grab app, which is convenient and fast. 🧡[Tips]: 1. The prices of water activities on Koh Larn vary greatly, so you can compare them before choosing. 2. You need to dress appropriately when visiting the Sanctuary of Truth, and avoid wearing revealing clothes. 3. Remember to bargain when shopping at Pattaya Floating Market to experience the fun of shopping like a local. Pattaya·Bang Lamung

6-day Bangkok trip, visit popular attractions and try authentic local food! With a detailed itinerary, you can enjoy a relaxing trip. Save it now! . Bangkok, Thailand, a bustling city in Southeast Asia, is located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River. With a long history, it is a perfect blend of tradition and modernity. Known as the City of Angels, the Grand Palace and the night markets are must-see attractions. 🏰🌃 . 🌴 Itinerary: Bangkok, Thailand 🌆 Day 1: Arrive in Bangkok Arrive in Bangkok and start your trip to Thailand. Day 2: Hua Hin Beach Head to Hua Hin and enjoy the sun and sand. 🏖️ Day 3: Santorini Park -> Swiss Sheep Farm -> Mrigadayavan Palace Explore Hua Hin, visit Santorini Park, Swiss Sheep Farm, and Mrigadayavan Palace. 💕 Day 4: Return to Bangkok Leave Hua Hin and return to Bangkok to explore the city. Day 5: Erawan Shrine -> Grand Palace -> Wat Phra Kaew -> Chao Phraya River -> Khao San Road One-day tour of Bangkok, visit Erawan Shrine, Grand Palace, and Wat Phra Kaew, take a night cruise on the Chao Phraya River, and visit the night market on Khao San Road. 🌆 Day 6: Return home End your wonderful trip to Thailand and return home with great memories. 🛫 . 🧳 Travel tips: 📞 Buy a local SIM card for easy communication and smooth Internet access. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter, as the plugs in Thailand are different from ours. 🪪 Passport, driver's license, and copies. Although no visa is required, you still need to bring your documents. 👕 Bangkok is a little cool in December, so bring some short sleeves and a light jacket, as well as sunscreen. 🔋 Don't forget your charger and power bank, as you'll need them for taking photos and navigation. . A trip to Bangkok is like a colorful dream waiting for you to explore! 🌟

1. Wat Arun: Located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, capturing its beauty from the opposite bank or climbing to the top for a photo is breathtaking. 2. Wat Pho: Visit in the morning when it's less crowded to capture photos of Wat Pho, and find a quiet corner in the courtyard. 3. Marble Temple: This symmetrically beautiful temple is enough to make Instagram fans stop in their tracks. 4. Wat Ratchanatdaram: The 37 glittering golden spires are particularly eye-catching. 5. Wat Samphran: An 80-meter-high pink building surrounded by a giant dragon sculpture. You might even be lucky enough to walk through the dragon's internal tunnel leading to the temple. 6. Grand Palace: Located in the heart of Bangkok, you can encounter many international photographers here. 7. Ancient City: Not far from downtown Bangkok, you can photograph architectural wonders and temples. 8. Maeklong Railway Market: The market is located on both sides of the train tracks, with trains passing through the middle several times a day! Truly unique. 9. Floating Market: Boats along the canal are piled high with colorful produce, offering a unique photo opportunity. 10. Khao San Road Night Market: Lined with restaurants, bars, and stalls, with music in the air, it's a perfect spot for night market photography. 11. Ratchada Train Night Market: Hundreds of colorful tent stalls line the narrow alleys, making it very eye-catching. 12. Bangkok Sky Bar: Located on the 63rd floor, Sky Bar offers panoramic views of Bangkok and the Chao Phraya River. It's also a filming location for the movie 'The Hangover.' 13. Octave Rooftop Lounge & Bar: Located at the top of the Marriott Hotel Sukhumvit, enjoy the beautiful views over the city. 14. Vertigo & Moon Bar Rooftop: The twinkling city lights and skyscrapers make for a perfect photo backdrop. 15. Vanilla Sky Rooftop: Located on the 36th floor of the Compass Skyview Hotel, the neon lights paired with the bar and cityscape are amazing. #MyPhotography #Thailand #ThailandTravel #Bangkok #Photography #PhotoSpots

#100TravelStyles The joy of traveling~ I can't tell you!! If you don't want to miss out on both golf and traveling, Bangkok is a must-visit! After finishing the round, go to Khaosan Road and eat a lot~~♡ Sticky noodles Elephant pants And a shopping mall that's great for sightseeing! #We're traveling now ##Traveling alone #Conquering good restaurants #Want to go again

#traveldiaries Khaosan Road is popular among young people, and it is a place that is fun enough to be called Nirvana between the beauty of neon lights and the noise. Khaosan Road or Khaosan Road is Thailand. It is a short 410-meter-long road in the center of Bangkok that was opened in 1892 during the reign of Rama V. It is located in the Bang Lamphu area of Phra Nakhon district, 1 km north of the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew. Food for young people on Khao San Road. Bbq's Bars, Beer shops, It's a night market street with many Week Shop shops and beautiful young women. #localguides #100waysoftravel #traveldiaries

Ever since I came to Bangkok, Thailand for a free trip, I fell in love with this country of delicious food, fun, and massages. So when my friend made an appointment to go on a free trip to Bangkok, I immediately booked a flight without saying a word. Who told me to have cheap and delicious Thai food in Bangkok, Thailand? , the incomparably enjoyable massage SPA and the market with good shopping and shopping are so nostalgic? Bangkok, Thailand is really a very suitable place for independent travel, especially now that Thailand is visa-free, making independent travel in Bangkok more cost-effective and convenient! Bangkok not only has a lot of tourist attractions, but it is also a paradise for shopping and food. All kinds of Thai food are delicious and cheap. It is no wonder that Bangkok has been rated first as the "Best Tourist City in the World" many times. From morning to night, there are many well-known Sky Bars that are worth a visit! In fact, Bangkok has summer all year round, and the weather can only be moderately hot or super hot. However, I would not recommend it the most from June to October, because it is the rainy season in Bangkok. When it rains excessively, it is like flooding. If If you are afraid of the heat, you can avoid April, but there is a Songkran Festival in Bangkok in April which is well worth a visit. If you really want to push it, consider the cool season from November to February. There are actually quite a lot of places to go in Bangkok. In addition to the city, there are also surrounding attractions: Chatuchak Market, Erawan Shrine, Central World, Siam Square, Grand Palace, Wat Pho, Khao San Road, etc., etc., they are all very interesting. A country I have visited countless times! 😍 #bangkoktravel #西铁hotel #centralworld #金兴 restaurant #khao san road #iconsiam

Having been to Bangkok 5 times, I recommend an off-the-beaten-path one-day itinerary that can be reached by public transportation. Tour guide: Chinatown, Erawan Shrine, icon Siam, Khao San Road, Wat Hua Lamphong, Talin Chan Floating Market. All attractions are accessible by subway and bus. Transportation guide: BTS MRT SRT. Take the BTS to the Siam shopping district, Chit Lom to the Erawan Shrine shopping district. Silom to the Chinatown shopping district. Accommodation recommendations Stayed near Payathai station in the city, which is only a 20-minute walk to Siam Square and very convenient. Hotel TRANZ 451 yuan/night Khao San Road is a backpacker's paradise in Bangkok, with many hostels and guesthouses. Double rooms start at 100 yuan. Shopping recommendations SIAM Siam Square, it took 20 minutes to walk to the square, which has a duty-free mall with a rich selection of brands. After shopping, you need to go to the airport for a tax refund. However, the products here are more diverse compared to the King Power Duty Free Shop, and the newly opened icon Siam also has an indoor floating market. Ferris Wheel Market, which is laid out with dining areas, snack streets, shopping streets, and pier bars. It is recommended to go in the evening to enjoy the sunset over the Mekong River. Khao San Road food street, where the bars and night markets are very lively at night. Food recommendations: Thai snacks, seafood barbecue, tropical fruits - hundreds of varieties to choose from Communication: You can buy Thai SIM cards for 3 days, 7 days, 30 days, or longer at 711, starting at 10 yuan.

📍Address: 68-70 Phra Athit Rd, Chana Songkhram, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200 Thailand 📍Opening hours: 9:30 ~ 20:30 every day 📍No parking lot #Southeast Asia travel #Bangkok travel #Bangkok restaurants #Bangkok dates #Thai restaurants #Kundang Kuai Jap #Baek Jong-won restaurants #Couples #Thailand travel #Thailand dates 🍜The store is open, so you can feel the unique atmosphere of Bangkok!! 🍜The food comes out quickly, so the turnover is fast, which is good!! 🍜The food tastes really good for the price!! The food looks simple, but it tastes good, so it's memorable. Be sure to visit once😊😊

#ThailandTravel Hello :) Today, I will introduce you to the most important restaurants, desserts, and night view spots during your trip to Bangkok. 1️⃣ Octave Bangkok Rooftop Bar ⏰ Everyday: 17:00~02:00 📍2 Soi Sukhumvit 57, 10110 Bangkok Marriott Hotel Sukhumvit 48th floor Octave, a famous rooftop bar in Bangkok, is located right next to the famous Tichuka in Bangkok. Both places are famous, so you can go to the one you like. 🩵 2️⃣ After You Dessert Cafe @centralwOrld ⏰ 10:00~22:00 📍 4, 4/5 Ratchadamri Rd, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330 Thailand (@centralwOrld shopping mall 7th floor) This is a mango bingsu restaurant in Bangkok that has a waiting line. There are several branches in Bangkok, and the inside is filled with glutinous rice, so you can eat mango and glutinous rice together, which is a delicacy. The texture of the bingsu is so fine that it melts in your mouth as soon as you put it in. 3️⃣ Chat Fair Night Market ⏰ Everyday: 16:00~00:00 📍 Rama Ix Rd Huai Khwang, Bangkok 10310 Thailand Chat Fair Night Market has a lot of food such as roti, seafood takoyaki, lang chap, sushi, and teppan ice cream. If you go to Chat Fair Night Market, be sure to try lang chap and som tam, a Thai spicy potato stew. 4️⃣ Kap Kau Kap Pla Central World ⏰ 10:00~21:30 📍 Phloen Chit, Khwaeng Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330 Thailand (Central Embassy 6th floor) Kap Kau Kap Pla, a famous restaurant for Phu Pad Phong curry and Tom Yum Kung in Bangkok, has several branches in Bangkok. Personally, Phu Pad Phong curry and Dang Mo Ban were the most delicious. I recommend them both! 5️⃣ Bangkok Khaosan Road 📍 Talat Yot, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok Metropolitan Area 10200 Thailand Khaosan Road, a hip and hot street in Bangkok! There are various pubs and clubs on Khaosan Road. The atmosphere itself is really exciting, and they also sell street food, so it's a good place to walk around and look around. Bangkok is a place with so many delicious restaurants, desserts, and night views! I hope you have a happier and more enjoyable trip with food and atmosphere that suits your taste🩵 #Bangkok #BangkokTravel #ThailandBangkok #Octave #BangkokRestaurant #BangkokMangoRestaurant #MangoBingsu #afteryou #afteryoudessert #bangkok #bangkoktravel #bangkoktrip #CheapFair #PooPatPongCurry #TangMoBanRestaurant #KhaosanRoad #kaosan

Having been to Bangkok many times, I recommend a route of off-the-beaten-path and free attractions. One can travel around the city by bus and subway alone. Accommodation is recommended on Khao San Road, which is a paradise for backpackers around the world. The accommodation is cheap and there are many hostels. It is the place with the highest cost performance in Bangkok. Standard rooms start at 100 yuan. Transportation is convenient, buses can transfer to the subway, reaching various urban attractions in Bangkok. Wat Suthat, you can depart from Khao San Road in the morning, go to Tha Tian Pier, take a one-yuan ferry to the opposite Zheng Wang Temple Station, and take the blue subway line directly to Wat Suthat. Wat Suthat is a newly popular attraction in Bangkok, with a 66-meter-high golden Buddha standing in the 400-year-old Wat Suthat. Admission is free. From Wat Suthat, take the BTS subway to the city center, where you can visit Bangkok's Chinatown, Erawan Shrine, Icon Siam and other downtown attractions. Chinatown is a gathering place for Chinese people, with many Chinese-style buildings, temples, and traditional foods from Fujian and Guangdong. ICON Siam is Bangkok's youngest and most fashionable creative mall. From Saphan Taksin subway station, you can take a ferry to get there. In the evening, take a free ferry from Saphan Taksin subway station to the Ferris Wheel Lakeside Night Market, where you can enjoy the sunset on the Mekong River on the ferry. From the Ferris Wheel Night Market, you can take a bus directly back to Khao San Road and stroll around the Khao San Road Night Market at night. If you have time the next day, it is recommended to take a bus to Talin Chan Floating Market, which is the nearest large floating market to Bangkok city. Here you can experience the traditional Thai floating market, sit on a boat to tour the market, and also experience boat noodles and other Thai delicacies.

#BangkokTravel Kundang Kuai Chap Yuan (คุณแดงก๋วยจั๊บญวน) ⏰Opening hours Daily 9:30 AM - 8:30 PM 💰GLN payment accepted 🚩68-70 Phra Athit Rd, Chana Songkhram, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200 Kundang Kuai Chap Yuan, a famous sticky noodle restaurant on Khaosan Road 50% locals, 50% tourists I visited late at night There was no waiting and it was cool at night~ And I was a very picky eater, so I recommend it as a famous restaurant in Bangkok. However, if you order the basic size, the portion is very small If you are a man, definitely order the extra size!! I had sticky noodles for dinner and was hungry at night so I ordered delivery And it was even more delicious because I ordered mai sai pak chi (no coriander please) 2,000 won for noodles in Bangkok is love #ThailandRestaurant #ThailandTravel #BangkokTravel #BangkokRestaurant #StickyNoodles

Today we stopped by to play at Khao San Road. I haven't been here for a long time, but today I saw that Khao San Road has become much more organized. Both sides of Khao San Road are lined with restaurants and bars. Another highlight here is the street food, which is lined on both sides of the road. We chose to eat chicken kebab. When we walked past, we smelled a lot of it, so we didn't miss it. We ordered some. Chicken kebab is a Middle Eastern food. It is a sheet of dough that is rolled into a cylinder shape. Inside, there are grilled chicken, vegetables, and various sauces. It's easy to eat and delicious. One piece costs 60 baht. It's quite big. For us, eating just one piece is enough to fill us up. For anyone who comes to walk around Khao San Road, I highly recommend it. I'd like you to try it. 📍 KEBAB CHICKEN @ KhaoSarn Road #StreetFood #RecommendDeliciousFood #KhaosanRoad #BangkokAttractions

#Cheap hotel ibis Styles Bangkok Khaosan Viengtai A 3-star hotel with a good price in the Khao San area. It is outstanding for its chic and colorful decorations that match this tourist street. To travel from Chakraphong Road, turn left into Soi Rambutri. Go about halfway into the alley where you can clearly see the hotel and the green ibis sign at the entrance of the alley. Some rooms here start at just a few hundred baht. But for this time, I stayed in a family room for a family of 40 square meters with 1 large bed and 1 bunk bed. It can accommodate 4 people. There are 2 43-inch LCDs. Decorated in blue, white and gray tones, it looks cute and relaxing. Special attention is given to separate air conditioning in the bunk bed area. A brightly colored open-air swimming pool with 3 steps for walking, for children and for adults. I tried the Strets Bar, an open-air bar in the Khao San style. There are live sports broadcasts, records and live music, along with food and drinks. It's very chill. I like it. The price is also very good.

#BangkokTravel If you come to Bangkok, Thailand, I'll introduce you to a place you must visit!! It's Khao San Road, a street full of tourists. 🤗 There were so many tourists that it could be called a street of tourists!! It's also a place where a night market is held, so it's good to buy elephant pants and look around. ㅎㅎ There's a lot to see even during the day, so make sure to go!! ☑️Location: Khao San Road (Talat Yot, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok Metropolitan Area 10200 Thailand) ☑️Information: - It's a place where a night market is held, so it's good to look around!! - There are many restaurants and places to eat nearby. ㅎㅎ - There are also many massage places, so you can get a massage at a cheap price. - It's a place where many tourists gather😆 If you come to Bangkok, I highly recommend visiting Khao San Road, which is full of tourists👍🏻

#timetotravel 🍻 🍷 If you're seeking a lively nightlife scene in Bangkok, Khao San Road is the place to be. This bustling street offers a vibrant atmosphere with a plethora of bars to choose from. 😋 You can also indulge in delicious Thai cuisine and savor fresh fruit drinks at the nearby restaurants. Along the road, you'll find numerous massage parlors for relaxation. 🚖 However, getting an online car service can be challenging, so if you opt for a taxi, be prepared to haggle for a fair price as they often tend to overcharge. Khao San Road is an exciting hub for night owls, offering a memorable experience in the heart of Bangkok's nightlife. 🌙 #thailandtravel #thailandnight #thaifood

#BangkokTravel #KhaosanRoad 📌 KhaosanRoad - Jojo Pad Thai 📌 Very crowded 📌 Average price 📌 Friendly It was the most delicious Pad Thai I've ever had They say it's a local restaurant and the most popular Khaosan Road Pad Thai restaurant for Koreans ㅎㅎㅎ And when you pass by Khaosan Road They always be careful because they often solicit customers in Korean!!!!!!

#SingaporeMaThaiCity Attractions #Bangkok #Thailand The neighborhood around Thanon Khao San is Bangkok’s famous backpacker base. The short 400-meter road caters to the needs of many backpackers, not only have various youth hostels, money change shops, restaurants, bars, snack stalls, Thai massage shops, but also many curious elements, such as fried insects, tattoo shops, pirated CDs and so on. ✅ Transportation Route: Khao San Road is far from the MTR station, the nearest is the MTR Blue Line Sam Yot station, which is 2 km away You can also check bus directions on Google Map Or take the Chao Phraya River water bus and get off at Pier N13

Khaosan Road with I Love Khaosan🇹🇭✈️🤍 #Bangkok travel spot where travelers from all over the world gather - !! There's McDonald's, so have a bite of corn pie and taro pie and walk around Khaosan! You can buy cute elephant pants, and Southeast Asian bags✨ 📍Khaosan Road

Thailand is a great place to visit whether you're traveling abroad for the first time or if you love to travel. The capital, Bangkok, is a very lively city bustling with tourists. Khaosan, Chinatown, and Wat Arun are must-visits on a trip to Bangkok. Khaosan is a backpacker's mecca, and is crowded with many travelers. Chinatown has a variety of food stalls, making it a great spot to enjoy eating your way around. Wat Arun is a beautiful temple, and is a spot where you can feel a different atmosphere both day and night. I think it's especially great for Instagram #Trip to Thailand #Trip to Bangkok #Overseas Travel

I am very happy to be in Thailand again after seven years. The last time I came was to Koh Samui 🐠. It was my first time to attend Songkran Festival, a very special way of celebrating. Apart from tourist spots like Siam, Silom, Khao San Road, etc., I found that many places had entire streets with their gates locked and no one around. Buy 10 rolls for 5500 baht for a massage, one roll can massage for 2 hours😱 Transportation strategy: I flew in from Bangkok and out from Chiang Mai (first time in Chiang Mai), and bought super cheap tickets on the domestic route 😱. Basically rely on the MRT and taxis🚕. Taxis have been quoting random fares and rarely use the meter these days. Another way to call a car is using Grap. You can use Line Pay to pay for the MRT Must-see attractions: There are basically three major battlegrounds for splashing water; the first is Khao San Road, the second is the square in front of Siam, and the third is Silom, which is best visited in the afternoon when there are more people. Recommended hotel: I stayed at Heritage this time, which is right next to the MRT station, so it’s super convenient Must-eat food: I booked afternoon tea at W hotel one day. There is a historic building next to it that has been converted into a restaurant + afternoon tea + bar. Recommended midnight snack: TEE YEN TA FO’s dry noodles, super delicious😍. There is also a Michelin-rated shrimp rice restaurant next door. The first time I ate shaved ice, which has won the Michelin award for four consecutive years. Shopping Guide: This time I bought THANN, which is used by the Thai royal family and is also the designated business class skin care product of Star 🌟 Airlines #Good place for parents and children #familytravel #travel #Thailand #Bangkok #BangkokTravel 2023/4

There are just a lot of people here. During the day, and in the evening, and even more so at night. After all, KhaoSan Road is the most famous and party street in all of Bangkok. But here's the problem... It seems to me that people come here only out of habit, because before it was really the main tourist place of the city and all the famous bars and inexpensive hotels were located here. Now there are much more bars and hotels and they are scattered throughout Bangkok. But Khaosan Road is still a real legend, which is worth a walk at least once! #myperfectstaycation #urbanexplorer #awesomepic #bangkok #thailand

Wat Bowongniwet is a very famous temple in Thailand where the prince who ascended to the throne trained as a monk. The remains of the king of Thailand, Rama IX, are buried under the Buddha statue in the main hall. The Buddha statue in the main hall is enshrined in an unusual way, with two statues, one large and one small. It is truly a historic temple. The main hall usually has guardian dogs, but it is rare to see a "Naga" (cobra or dragon) in the main hall, and it is made of gold! It guards the main hall as if it is threatening people who enter. Each temple looks the same, but if you look carefully, you will see that each temple has its own unique features...It is a 5-minute walk from Khao San Road, but it is inconvenient from the hotel area in Asoke. It is a little over 10 minutes by taxi from the BTS National Stadium.

#ThailandTravel Khaosan Road, the most famous tourist attraction in Bangkok, is a street of youth that is more colorful at night than during the day. Although it is a short distance of about 10 minutes, there are many bars and restaurants, so it is a great place to feel the night of Thailand. I recommend it to you. It would be good to know that there are a lot of solicitations and it is noisy, so it is a little difficult to have a conversation. #KhaosanRoad

Namaste, Hoppers! Today, we will take you to pin a cafe that feels like you have been transported to India. “Cafe Mumbai” is located at a favorite spot in Khao San. As soon as you step into the shop, you will feel the atmosphere of India. Immerse yourself in the art of decoration that pays attention to every detail, reflecting the stories, cultures, and memories that have taken place at this cafe. Don’t miss the magnificent murals that are waiting for everyone to come and capture the memories. There are many corners and many feelings to relax in the Rajasthani style. Sit comfortably and enjoy the lights in the shop from morning until night without interruption. Whether you come alone, as a couple, or with the whole gang, you will definitely go home with a smile on your face. The most outstanding and outstanding thing is the delicious menu that serves both savory and sweet dishes that are perfectly combined. They have been meticulously created and the whole shop smells fragrant. There are many to choose from. Experience Indian food as if you flew to Mumbai to eat it. You will love it so much that you won’t want to move on. #cafe #cafereview #cafereview #khaosanroad