[2025 Bangkok Attraction] Travel Guide for Ong Ang Walking Street (Updated Mar)

#Visit the exhibition, collect the atmosphere and beautiful pictures to share. For those who love art, you must go. The ground floor of the building, you can enter from both sides, both the street side, opposite Mega Plaza and the other side, you can enter from the Ong Ang Canal. Located at Saphan Lek Intersection, it is a collection of Vincent van Gogh's paintings on display. It is very beautiful. There is a famous highlight picture, Starry Night. Anyone who goes to Ong Ang Canal, don't forget to walk past and stop by to heal your mind. It is easy to travel, near the Sam Yot MRT station.

4 hidden gems in Bangkok to add to your wish list! ⭐ Immerse in local life - Explore a lesser-known floating market Bangkok's floating markets are not limited to Damnoen Saduak. This one is frequented by locals, offering an authentic and simple market experience without overcharging tourists. Enjoy Thai-style fried fish with spices, crab shell stuffed with meat, and a variety of Thai pastries. Indulge yourself with delicious and affordable food, as well as miscellaneous goods, toys, clothes, fruits, homemade jams, and coffee shops, where you can leisurely eat and stroll for half a day. 🕙 Business hours: Weekends from 7:00 am to 4:30 pm 📍 Search for: Bang Nam Phueng Floating Market ⭐ A cafe hidden in the woods - A quiet retreat away from the hustle and bustle Near the man-made island of Bang Kachao, to find this hidden paradise, you need to follow their designed route through a lush palm forest. The atmosphere is perfect for a leisurely vacation, with open-air seating where you can enjoy delicious food while watching the boats on the Chao Phraya River and enjoying the breeze. The cakes, ice cream, and fried chicken wings are all delicious, with no disappointments. 📍 Search for: Hiddenwoods cafe / e-scooter rental shop 🕙 Business hours: 10:30 am to 6:00 pm ⭐ Thai cooking class experience - Show off your cooking skills back home Learn a few sour and spicy Thai dishes to impress your friends when they visit. Sompong Thai Cooking School offers a half-day course for over 200 RMB, where you can learn to make 4 classic dishes with a different menu each day: mango sticky rice, coconut curry shrimp, green papaya salad, panang curry chicken, etc. It's recommended to choose the morning class to go to the market with the teacher to pick ingredients. The teacher conducts the class in English and will mention the Chinese names of some ingredients when necessary. Just watch and learn. 🚗 Transportation: Take the BTS Silom Line to Chong Nonsi station, exit 3 📍 Search for: Sompong Thai Cooking School ⭐ Graffiti night market check-in This area used to be an old canal residential area in Bangkok, which has been transformed into a night market with a strong graffiti culture in the past two years. The streets are lined with graffiti representing Thai, Chinese, and Indian customs. Just standing against any wall makes for a beautiful photo. The night lights are stunning, and you can stroll along the canal, eat and drink, or kayak in the river, slowly enjoying the beauty of old Bangkok. 📍 Search for: Ong Ang Walking Street 🚗 Transportation: Take the MRT to Sam Yot station, exit 1 🕙 Business hours: Weekend evenings For more travel tips abroad, follow me and let's see the world together~

#星马泰都市景点 The Bangkok government renovated the old Khlong Ong Ang River in the old city of Bangkok and planned to promote it into a pedestrian night market. In mid-October 2020, it launched a street art graffiti corridor, making the entire city landscape more refreshing! Therefore, it won the 2020 "Asian Urban Landscape Award" and became an internationally recognized representative landmark❣️ and became a new popular check-in spot in Bangkok✨ Pedestrian Street Market Business Hours: Friday to Sunday 16:00-22:00​ Address: 7 Chakkraphet Rd, Wang Burapha Phirom, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200 Transportation: Take the MRT line to Sam Yot Station Exit 1

Saphan Han, or formerly Saphan Lek area, is located in the Ong Ang Canal area. It is a place with street art photo spots, beautiful photo spots, and a variety of restaurants to choose from to sit and eat. On the day we went, there were students busking and singing, which really fit the atmosphere. Plus, the food is delicious and the price is not expensive. For anyone who wants to come for a walk or pass by to buy things in the Sampeng area, I recommend this place. #Bangkok attractions

Today we would like to introduce Saphan Han, a small bridge in the Sampeng area. Located on the banks of the Ong Ang Canal A street art tourist attraction with beautiful photo spots There are many shops to choose from. On the day we went, there were students who came to sing for us. We walked around and listened to beautiful music. It was so much fun. I would like to recommend it to anyone who goes shopping in the Sampeng area to walk past Saphan Han. There are many secret shops there. #Bangkok attractions

went on a Saturday evening and the stalls were not many. there were many food shops and some basking and kayaking. we were looking out for snakes in the Canal as I’ve read in google review but didn’t see any. it’s a peaceful nice place but stalls weren’t a lot probably due to rainy season. it’s been raining almost everyday since 20 sep. after that is a stations walk away to Chinatown for birds nest, sharks fins and many yummy food (check out my yaowarat Chinatown post). as it was the period where they celebrate 九皇爷 birthday, there were many food stalls with 斋 yellow flags selling vegetarian food. challenging for baby wear and young kids but after that it was a breeze to walk to wat mangkon the new mrt station to get back to hotel #urbanexplorer #foodie #bucketlistreboot

A holiday for people in Bangkok who don't know where to go far, this is another place that I would like to recommend for those who like to walk, take pictures, see art. There are kayaks to paddle, food and products to shop and taste. It can be considered one of the most complete streets. It has everything, food and products, various art works to choose from, buy and buy, and music. Whether you come with friends or family, I guarantee that you will definitely have fun. #Ong Ang Canal

#gooutside - Walk and Discover Fascinating Street Art Location : Ong Ang Canal Walking Street, Samphanthawong, 10100 Bangkok, Thailand. Bangkok, in addition to fabulous art and craft shopping and yummy local street food, is also a vibrant city filled with fascinating wall murals / graffiti / street art too ! We will uncover some of them at the Ong Ang Canal Walking Street. Essentially, the murals on both sides of the canal reflects the daily activities that characterize the old neighbourhood mix of local Thai, Chinese and Indian communities that the canal passes through. The aim of the street art here is to turn the canal area into a new hotspot for tourism and leisure. To get there, simply take the MRT to Sam Yot MRT Station and walk for about 50 metres. The walking street stretches for around 800 metres from Dum Rong Sathit Bridge to Panupan Bridge on both sides of the canal. Stroll along the canal to see murals by Alex Face, Pakorn & Asin, Bigdel, Mauy & MSV, Joker EB and other local Thai artists. Have fun checking out the various wall murals ! Remember to wear appropriate footwear and light attire. Bring along sunglasses / cap and be sure to keep yourself properly hydrated. #urbanexplorer #hellobangkok

Everyone, come walk around Khlong Ong Ang on your day off. 🌸 There are lots of delicious foods. ✨ There are safe kayaks and officers from the Cultural Office will take care of you at all times. There are life jackets for you to wear for safety. 🌞 There is Indian food to eat. I recommend MAMA restaurant. It's my first time eating Indian food. And many more delicious Thai foods. There are Kui Chai Saphan Han. 🎉 Walk until the evening. The lights are on. It's very romantic. There's also a band playing for you to listen to. The wind is blowing and chilling. #KhlongOngAng #WalkingStreet #Sampanthawong It's conveniently accessible by bus number 8 from Victory Monument. Get off at Khlong Thom. Walk another 500 meters and you'll arrive. Or take the BTS to Sala Daeng, transfer to the MRT Silom, and get off at Sam Yot Station. But if you have a private car, you may have to find another parking spot. ♥️ Nearby places to walk around Yaowarat

Indian Food or Indian food, the style of Indians. Many people probably think of the famous Indian food clips, street food on social media, right? I would like everyone to erase those images from their memories first and try this restaurant, "Safran Eatery". I guarantee that it is both clean and delicious. You will get the authentic Indian taste from the Indian chef. 🚩 Location: Safaan Restaurant is located on Khlong Ong Ang Walking Street, Soi Yaowarat 35. 🚅 Travel: MRT Blue Line, get off at Sam Yot Station, use Charoen Krung Road exit. Follow the signs for Khlong Ong Ang for about 80 meters. Turn right following the signs for Walking Street. Khlong Ong Ang, walk along the road almost to the end of the alley. 💰 Price: Starting at 50 - 320 / menu 🥙 Recommended menu ● Pani Puri (Fried crispy dough stuffed with potatoes Seasoned with tamarind sauce and mint juice) ● Maharaja Thali (Tray set Maharaja consists of butter chicken curry + Shrimp curry + chickpea curry + yogurt + Gulab Jamun dessert, served with basmati rice Garlic roti and soybean crackers ● Chicken biryani / goat biryani, Indian spices ● Lassi, yogurt smoothie, sweet (Choose from sweet and salty, recommend sweet because it should be most popular with Thais) #tripflytoaskfornewyear #Indianfood #KhlongOngAngWalkingStreet #KhlongOngAngStreetArt #NewYearNewTrip

#getgoing2025 One of my favorite places to explore in Bangkok is Ong Ang Walking Street. It’s this cool little street lined with food stalls, quirky shops, and street arts. It’s where you go to get that authentic, no-frills Bangkok experience. You can try local street food (the satay is a must!), shop for souvenirs, or just people-watch as locals go about their day. There’s something so alive about it, and I can never resist popping by when I’m in the area. It’s one of those places that gives you a real sense of the city’s vibrant energy. 📍Ong Ang Walking Street, Bangkok, Thailand #thailand #bangkok #streetart

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck See Street Art @Ong Ang Canal .. Currently, Ong Ang Canal has been developed into a tourist attraction. You can come and see the street art along the walls on both sides of the canal every day. And on Saturdays and Sundays, it is also open as a walking street. .. You can travel by MRT, get off at Sam Yot Station, then take Exit 1, cross the road a short distance and you will arrive. Look for the Yaowarat Gate, you will not get lost. #Ong Ang Canal

#Receive a discount without relying on luck. Diwali festival is a celebration of the Indian New Year. There will be lighting of lights to provide light for a new beginning, a prosperous and happy life. Singing, dancing, playing music, the atmosphere is lively. There is a way to ask for blessings from the gods that are respected. It creates an atmosphere of hope for the beginning. Many people flock to organize a very interesting event.

#Travel along the train line Come experience Indian food for the first time with Mama restaurant, located in the Pahurat area along the Ong Ang Canal. The shop is clean, the food is not expensive, there are many popular menus to choose from, such as panipuri, curry menus, eaten with naan bread, desserts, ice cream, there are so many fish menus to choose from that you can't decide. When I sat down, there was both indoor and outdoor. If you come during the holidays after 6 pm, there might be a long queue. For those who order food, I recommend ordering everything at once. The food takes quite a long time to wait, but I guarantee that it will be delicious and you won't be disappointed. There is no parking at the shop. You can travel by train and get off at Sam Yot station.

#triptravelasia #travelbangkok #watbophitphimukhworawihan 📞Hello Hello, I heard and answered. A temple located on Chakkrawat Road, behind the temple is Khlong Ong Ang. An important temple that was on the list of recipients of the royal Kathin robe during the reign of King Rama V, who would come by boat. There was a pavilion to welcome the procession, which was made of wood furniture, carved with delicate and beautiful patterns, like gingerbread decorated with stained glass, according to the popular era. Later, the temple moved the pavilion into the temple, raised the floor, and became a 3-story building. The ground floor is for offering alms to monks and a coffee shop. The second floor is a library, and the third floor is the original pavilion, storing antiques. This temple also has a famous monk, Luang Pu Khai of Khlong Ong Ang. The temple has parking, which is charged.