[2025 Bangkok Attraction] Travel Guide for Patpong Night Market (Updated Jul)

Hellooooo🖐🏻……Today, let’s take a Hop On Hop Off tour around Bangkok! It’s convenient, no need to find a parking spot, no need to drive yourself, and you can easily travel all day long. 👫 Bringing foreign friends means you don’t have to tire yourself out finding information about tourist attractions and history because there are headphones on the bus for you to listen to stories about important places at every point all the time you’re on the bus. 🌍 There are audio commentary in 7 languages ​​🇹🇭🇬🇧🇨🇳🇫🇷🇩🇪🇯🇵🇰🇷🇪🇸📍If you want to get off at any point, just press the bell and get off. When you’re done, get on the next bus. You can get on and off as many times as you want, and it’s super fun. Most importantly, you can take pictures with the beautiful view of Bangkok from the 2nd floor of the bus. This view is nowhere else but on the Elephant Bus Tours. 📄 There are 2 floors with air conditioning, not hot. The top floor is made of clear glass. There is also an outdoor area for taking pictures. Honestly, it's beautiful! No need to add any color. 💰🧔🏻The price for Thai people is only 400 baht (🔺Don't forget to bring your ID card) 🧔🏼♂️Foreigners 1,000 baht (half price for children aged 6-12 (under 150 cm tall). Don't forget to show your passport)) **Note: You can buy tickets in front when you get on the bus. But if you book in advance, the ticket is valid for 6 months.** 🚌Get on the bus at Siam Paragon at the entrance to the food court on the Ground floor, Gate 1 (Siam Commercial Bank) 🏯 You can get off at any landmark in Bangkok. But if you don't get off, the bus ride takes about 2.5 hours. And the car will circle back to the starting point, which is Siam Paragon. 💜There are 16 stations in total that they will stop at💜1. Siam Paragon2. MBK Center3. Samyan Market/ Wat Hualumpong4. Wat Trai Mit5. China Town Yaoraj6. Dragon Temple7. Loha Prasat8. Khao San Road9. Giant Swing10. Wat Pho11. Sanamluang/ Royal Grand Palace12. Wat Arun13. ICONSIAM14. Mahanakhon Skywalk15. Patpong Night Market16. Central World 🕰️ Open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. 🔖Ticket sales points: 1. Siam Paragon at the entrance to the food court on the ground floor, Gate 1 (Siam Commercial Bank) or 2. Central World 1st floor, Exit Hug Thai #bangkok #bangkoktour #bangkokbustour #bangkoksightseeing #elephantbustour #elephantbustours #hoponhopoffbangkok #sightseeingBangkok #bangkokcitytour #bangkokthailand #yumin #iamyuumin

📍Day 1: Calypso Cabaret --> Erawan Shrine --> SEA LIFE Bangkok Ocean World --> Patpong Night Market Calypso Cabaret: A visual feast with glamorous costumes, exquisite sets, and spectacular lighting. Located in the city center, it's easily accessible, and you can take photos with the performers after the show. 🎭 Erawan Shrine: Located near Central World, this shrine is popular among Hong Kong and Taiwanese celebrities. The four-faced Buddha symbolizes kindness, compassion, joy, and equanimity, making it a must-visit for those seeking blessings. 🙏 SEA LIFE Bangkok Ocean World: Explore the mysterious ocean and see 30,000 marine creatures across 400 species. With six themed zones including an underwater tunnel, shark walk, and penguin ice adventure, you'll be captivated. 🐠 Patpong Night Market: Bustling with activity at night, this market sells a variety of goods and delicious snacks. It's also Bangkok's famous red-light district, featuring go-go bars, gay bars, and alternative shows. 🌃 📍 Day 2: Pixel Building --> King Power Mahanakhon Skywalk --> Wat Arun --> Grand Palace --> Chao Phraya River Pixel Building: This unique structure is one of Bangkok's landmarks, with avant-garde design perfect for photos. 📸 King Power Mahanakhon Skywalk: Located on the 78th floor, this observation deck offers a 360-degree view of Bangkok's stunning scenery. The elevator ride takes just 50 seconds, and the sunset views are breathtaking on clear days. 🌇 Wat Arun: A temple dedicated to Thai national hero King Taksin, with a main prang standing 79 meters tall. The architecture is exquisite, and the dawn views are particularly spectacular. 🌅 Grand Palace: A symbol of Thailand, showcasing the essence of Thai painting, sculpture, and decorative arts. Don't miss the chance to take photos with the royal guards. 🏯 Chao Phraya River: Known as the 'River of Kings,' it features floating markets by day and illuminated boats by night, offering a different kind of charm. 🚤 📌 Tips: 1. Bangkok traffic is busy, so plan your itinerary in advance and manage your time wisely. 2. Remember to bring sunscreen and lightweight clothing, as Bangkok is hot. 3. Dress appropriately and respect local culture when visiting religious sites.

📅 Itinerary Day1：Arrival in Bangkok via Suvarnabhumi Airport Checked in at Aetas Lumpini Hotel Bangkok Went to Rama 9 Jodd Fairs Night Market for dinner Day2: Temple Tour Went to Wat Pho then walked to The Grand Palace. Afternoon Mall tour at Siam Discovery, Siam Paragon Dinner at Patphong Night Market Day3: floating Market Taling Chan Floating Market in the morning Afternoon at Chatuchak Weekend Market Dinner at China Town Day 4: Shopping Day Went to Central Village Outlet Store in the morning and spent the afternoon shopping around the area Afternoon went to Icon Siam to shop and had dinner at the Opulence River Cruise. Day 5: Departure back to Manila 🏨 Accommodation: Aetas Lumpini Hotel Bangkok: very near metro station and in front of One Bangkok Mall 🍴 Food Recommendations: mango sticky rice is a must and go to a lot of night markets 📌 Tips

Bangkok, a chaotic and charming city. During the day, you can shuttle between the Grand Palace and the Temple of Arun to feel the magnificent Buddhist faith; at night, you can indulge your soul on Khao San Road, beer, music, and freedom. The street snacks are fragrant, and coconut ice cream and mango sticky rice are sweet. Shuttle by boat in the floating market, the breeze is like a dream. It is crowded, lively but full of vitality, and every breath is an adventure. #泰国 💰Per capita consumption: 30,000

This is a four-day, three-night trip to Bangkok. I booked my flight and hotel through Trip.com the night before I went there. I completed the order very quickly. I checked into the Bangkok City Hotel after reading their platform introduction. It is also close to the BTS station. It takes 8 minutes to walk from Exit 4 to the hotel. The hotel is good overall. It is also a good choice to have breakfast at the hotel every day. On the last day of the trip, a small incident happened. I left a bag of items when I was shopping in Terminal 21. I found it after arriving at the hotel and immediately asked the front desk staff for help. Some of the front desk staff can speak Mandarin. Choung was very friendly and helpful. She called the customer service department of the mall to ask if they had found the bag of items. She also asked me to go back to the mall to check. As a result, it was really there. Although the items were not very expensive, they were also souvenirs bought for friends. I really want to thank Choung here. This trip was also very fun.

#BangkokStrategy * Located near the downtown Siam district of Bangkok, Patong Night Market is a very popular night spot for tourists. It is open every day from 6pm to 1am, and is especially lively after 8pm. Here, you can find a wide variety of Thai traditional crafts, inexpensive accessories, and local fashion items. You can also enjoy local gourmet food such as mango steamed rice and Thai-style yakitori at street stalls. Especially popular are the street performances and the lively atmosphere of the bar district! There are also famous nightclubs and gay bars nearby, so you can enjoy night entertainment. It is also easily accessible, just a 5-minute walk from BTS Saladaeng Station. Please note that prices are required to be negotiated and are set for tourists, so they are more expensive than local markets. If you want to buy at the same price as the locals, you will need to bargain hard. This is a recommended spot for those who want to fully enjoy the night in Bangkok!

Great food market to taste local cuisine

#AbsolutelyFreeTrip 🇯🇵 Introducing Patpong Morning Market Patpong Morning Market, located in the Silom area of ​​Bangkok, is a recommended spot where you can experience Thai local breakfast culture. It is accessible in a few minutes' walk from BTS Saladaeng Station and MRT Silom Station. 🕐 Business hours: Monday to Friday: 5:00 to 9:00 a.m. Holidays: Closed 🍽️ Examples of food: Freshly squeezed vegetable and fruit juice (about 30 baht) Thai-style grilled pork and beef (grilled) with sauce Fried chicken and sticky rice (Khao Niao Gai) Soy milk and ginger drink Thai-style bento, sweets, street coffee, etc. 🎯 Reasons why it is recommended for foreigners: ✅ Local price: You can get full for about 6 to 70 baht! ✅ A real market, not just for tourists: An authentic morning market frequented by locals ✅ Close to the station and safe: Easy access from both the MRT and BTS ✅ Experience Thai culture: A chance to interact with locals!

It's a very lively night market, but since it's a tourist spot, the prices are quite high💦 But I thought it was nice to experience the Thai atmosphere👍️ There were a lot of food stalls lined up, and I couldn't decide what to eat, but I decided on shrimp gapao rice‼ I could choose the level of spiciness, so it was delicious♪ [Name] Patpong Night Market [Location] 61, ซอย Thanon Phat Phong, Suriya Wong, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500 Thailand #0 yen trip #Thailand trip #Thailand tourism

Patpong Night Market (ตลาดกลางคืนพัฒน์พงษ์) is not very large. In fact, it is only about 150 meters long and is divided into two sections. The front section is a snack stall, and the back section sells clothes, decorations, electrical appliances and some souvenirs, but they are probably all high imitations. You can skip the visit. But if you are thirsty or hungry, you can spend a little money to taste it! There are many massage parlors nearby. 💞Recommended reason: some are in red-light districts!

📍Itinerary Introduction Bangkok 🚩Travel route City tour 🏖️Check-in attractions: King Power Building, Chinatown, Harbour Ferry, Skytrain Tour 🚇Transportation method Ferry Airplane Bus Skytrain 📷Shadow phase Actual situation Welcome to learn from it No retouching 🍜Special food, search everywhere 🏠Accommodation recommendation Near subway station 💡Note: Pay attention to heatstroke prevention and sun protection because it is very hot

#艾梅酒店 is located in the bustling Silom district of Bangkok. After checking in at night, there are several massage shops and a 7-11 opposite. Diagonally opposite is a night market with a lot of snacks. The transportation is convenient, and eating, drinking, playing and nightlife are quite convenient. Considering the price of a five-star hotel, the price of Le Meridien is very affordable and the service is also very good. When you take a car in and out of the hotel, the waiter at the door will kindly help you open and close the car door. The breakfast is also very diverse. In addition to Western and Thai styles, there are also Japanese and Korean cuisines, all of which are very unique and delicious. The lobby on the first floor of the hotel adopts a high-ceiling design. The entire floor-to-ceiling glass is bright and allows sunlight to shine into the lobby, which is very comfortable. There is a swimming pool upstairs, where you can enjoy the city view. You can soak in the pool at dusk and watch the sunset. At night, you can watch the night view of the city. It is very relaxing. There is a steam sauna for men. 💞Recommendation reason: #Super high CP value five-star hotel

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#Free VIP room change on the 27th of each month Member Day Pak Khlong Talat is the largest flower, vegetable and fruit market in Bangkok, also known as the "Estuary Market". This place is basically open 24 hours a day. At night, many vendors selling flowers, groceries and snacks come out to set up stalls, and the surrounding roads become night markets loved by locals. The most common flowers on the market are those used for offering to Buddha, especially the golden yellow Thai national flower "Ratchaphruek", which are strung into wreaths and are very eye-catching. It is also a great enjoyment to stroll through the local night market and experience the unique city life. 👑Membership Benefit Sharing👑 Last time I booked a flight to Southeast Asia on trip.com. A few weeks before the trip, I received a flight cancellation notice. I immediately contacted trip.com and was quickly rebooked on another flight. The customer service was responsive and I was very satisfied.

In Thailand, every traveler must experience a means of transportation. Although it is not a car, it is more like a 4-wheel motorcycle. The weather in Thailand is very cool, and riding this kind of vehicle is very fun and interesting! Every traveler who comes to Thailand, please be sure to come and experience it! Really fun and an unforgettable experience! ! ! !

Tum Mua, the leader in Thai cuisine, known for its slogan “Spicy Food, Expert in Som Tum,” offers the intense and flavorful dishes that Thai people crave. Featuring authentic and spicy Isaan and traditional Thai dishes originating from Nakhon Phanom, Tum Mua has been in business for over 33 years, maintaining a clear brand character of modern Isaan people. This restaurant is suitable for all ages, from children to adults, as it offers both Thai and Isaan dishes, both spicy and non-spicy options for kids. You can specify your preference, such as very spicy or mildly spicy. The restaurant is very considerate of its customers. When we visited, the kids could comfortably enjoy the squid larb. Moreover, the restaurant is clean, spacious, and comfortable, making it a pleasant place to dine. Tum Mua now has many branches, so you can choose the most convenient one. Our favorite branch is the Liberty Square Silom branch. Address: Liberty Square Building 287 Silom Road, Silom Subdistrict, Bang Rak District, Bangkok 10500

It didn't really fit my mood to go see it, but it was refreshing, lol

Day 1: Kim Tony Ladyboy Show --> Erawan Buddha --> Bangkok Siam Ocean World --> Patpong Night Market Kim Tony Shemale Show 🎭✨ 📍Address: No. 252/5, Lane 18, Ratchadapisek Road, Huaiquan County 🕐Recommended stay time: 1-1.5 hours Experience a ladyboy show with gorgeous costumes, exquisite scenery and spectacular lighting. Each program represents the cultural characteristics of different countries, which makes people dizzy. The performance here won the 2017 Thailand Top Ten People's Choice Award from the Tourism Authority of Thailand. There are also interesting interactive sessions in the middle, which is highly recommended! Erawan Buddha 🙏🔥 📍Address: 494 Ratchadamri Road, Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330, Thailand 🕐Recommended stay time: 1 hour The Erawan Buddha is famous for its miraculous effects and attracts many believers and tourists. This statue is about 4 meters high, with four faces representing the four Brahma hearts of kindness, compassion, joy and equanimity. The Erawan Shrine located in the Erawan Shrine is a must-visit place in Bangkok. It is crowded during the day and gradually quietens down at night. It is a good place to pray for peace and health. Siam Ocean World Bangkok 🐠🌊 📍Address: B1-B2 Floor, Siam Paragon, 991 Rama 1 Road, Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330 🕐Recommended stay time: 1.5-2.5 hours This is a comprehensive ocean-themed scenic spot for exploring the mysterious ocean, visiting marine life exhibitions and popularizing ocean science knowledge. There are 6 themed exhibition areas in the museum, where you can see 30,000 marine creatures, spanning more than 400 marine species. You can also interact closely and appreciate the marine ecology up close. Patpong Night Market 🌃🍢 📍Address: Phat Pong 2 Alley, Suriya Wong, Khet Bang Rak, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10500, Thailand 🕐Recommended stay time: 1-2 hours Patpong Night Market is a famous tourist night market in Bangkok. At night, vendors set up stalls and the atmosphere is lively. Various products are sold here, as well as delicious roadside snacks. The night market is also the red light district in Longshan area. There are pole dancing bars, gay bars and alternative show venues in the alleys, with roaring music and lively atmosphere. Day 2: Pixel Building --> King Power Tower Glass Observation Deck --> Temple Arun --> Grand Palace --> Chao Phraya River Pixel Building 🏢🟦 📍Address: 114 Thanon Naradhiwat Rajanagarindra, Khwaeng Silom, Khet Bang Rak, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10500 🕐Recommended stay time: 1-2 hours This 77-story building with a height of more than 300 meters was designed by German designer Ole Scheeren. The pixel design is very cool. The rooftop has a transparent glass-bottomed Sky Walk, offering spectacular views of Bangkok. Skywalking is really cool and a little scary, but well worth it! King Power Genting Tower Glass Observation Deck 🏙️🔭 📍Address: King Power MahaNakhon Tower, 114 Narathiwas Road Silom, Bangrak, Bangkok 🕐Recommended stay time: 0.5-1 hour This is one of Bangkok's must-visit attractions. The 78-story observation deck can be reached in just 50 seconds, offering a 360-degree view of the capital from a height of 314 meters. Temple Arun 🏯🌅 📍Address: PFVQ+FH9, 158 Thanon Wang Doem, Khwaeng Wat Arun, Khet Bangkok Yai, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10600, Thailand 🕐Recommended stay time: 1-3 hours This temple was built in the Ayutthaya Dynasty and is one of the famous royal temples in Thailand. It commemorates the 41st king of Thailand, Zheng Zhao. Here you mainly visit the main hall and the iconic five pagodas, especially the 79-meter-high Brahmin-style minaret building, which is exquisite. Grand Palace 🏰👑 📍Address: Na Phra Lan Road, Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 🕐Recommended stay time: 2-3 hours The royal palace complex, symbolizing the Bangkok dynasty, brings together the essence of Thai painting, sculpture and decorative arts. Don’t miss taking a photo with the Royal Guards in their white uniforms. Remember to dress appropriately as you need to take off your shoes to enter the temple. Chao Phraya River 🚤🌉 🕐Recommended stay time: 2-3 hours Known as the "Venice of the East", the Chao Phraya River runs through southeastern Thailand, flows through Ayutthaya, and runs through downtown Bangkok. During the day, there is a floating market, with transportation ships coming and going; at night, the lights are on, and sightseeing cruise ships shuttle across the river, showing another kind of style. Travel Tips ✨📝 The weather in Bangkok is hot, so remember to bring sunscreen and plenty of water. When visiting temples, please dress appropriately and be prepared to take off your shoes before entering. When shopping at night markets, remember to bargain and don’t be scared by high prices. When taking a sightseeing cruise, you can choose a night tour to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the riverside lights. I hope this itinerary recommendation will make your trip to Bangkok more exciting! 🌟

Early in the morning on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, many small boats loaded with fruits, vegetables, cooked food, fresh flowers, and other goods gather in an orderly fashion, forming a unique floating market street. Residents nearby come here by boat, car, or on foot to shop or dine to their heart's content. To truly experience the river life on the Chao Phraya, you can rent a small boat and drift freely on the river, weaving through the vendors, and enjoy this rare moment of bustle. At night, Bangkok is ablaze with neon lights, bustling with people, and teeming with traffic, a paradise for nightlife enthusiasts. Visiting the night markets is an important part of Bangkokians' nocturnal activities. Start your night stroll with a cup of mango smoothie. If you're short on time, you might want to check out smaller night markets like Khao San Road and Patpong to get a feel for the place. But don't be in a hurry to spend all your money, because when you reach the colossal Chatuchak Night Market and see the streets filled with abundant fruits, tropical puff skirts, bright silk scarves, colorful flip-flops, and a wide variety of goods like psychedelic incense lamps, you'll surely regret it if your wallet is already empty.

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⚠️Recently, everyone has been concerned about whether Thailand is safe or not I really want to say that there are unsafe factors everywhere Increasing awareness and having a good strategy is really important! I've specifically summarized the strategies from my trips to Bangkok over the years I hope you can have a happy travel experience in Bangkok just like me ———————————————— 🗺️Recommended Bangkok check-in spots: 1⃣️Siam Ancient City To say it's a miniature of Thailand is no exaggeration, there are so many mysterious and spectacular buildings, it's a bit far from the city center, I suggest arranging at least half a day for the trip 2⃣️Erawan Museum In the southern part of Bangkok, some distance from the city center, the pink exterior walls and the three-headed elephant statue are very spectacular, and the interior structure is also very beautiful 3⃣️Wat Arun + The Grand Palace + Wat Phra Kaew + Erawan Shrine These 4 spots are already very popular, all located in the central area of Bangkok, basically all tourists will visit, great for photos, but also very crowded 4⃣️Mae Klong Railway Market + Damnoen Saduak Floating Market Very far from the city center, I recommend arranging a full day, very characteristic of local culture, the train market is very special! 5⃣️Night Markets: Recommended Patpong Night Market + Chinatown Night Market Chinatown Night Market feels very much like Hong Kong in the 90s, very lively

As someone who has been to Bangkok for vacation three times, I would like to give you some small suggestions ✍🏻 About the big and small markets/night markets in Bangkok, so that you can save time and avoid pitfalls (only for free travelers✅) - Thing 1️⃣ Floating Market & Locomotive Night Market❌ This is where tour groups gather. Firstly, it's not very close to the city center. Secondly, the prices are too high. The things here are available elsewhere and are cheaper and tastier. If you have been to Bangkok many times and plan to go shopping there, there's no problem. But if you're a newcomer and want to save time, don't go. - The 2nd thing · Ferris wheel night market 🎡 This is the most advanced night market in Bangkok, with the most beautiful venue, many beer bars, seafood restaurants, and a better environment✅ Now there are more and more shops, it's really fun to shop🛍️ Take the BTS to Saphan Taksin, follow the signs at Exit 2, and take the bus to the Ferris Wheel Night Market😋 - The 3rd thing: Patpong Night Market This is a night market in the core area of ​​Bangkok. There is a pedestrian street where stalls gradually open up at 5-6 pm. But the most popular place here is actually the "Bar Street" next to Patpong Night Market. You can experience the bright lights and nightlife of Bangkok here. There is also a Japanese-style street near the bar street. Those who are interested can also check it out✅ However, at night, taking photos is not allowed in the Japanese-style street📷 During the day, this place is basically closed and not lively at all 😁 - 4️⃣Thing to do: Chatuchak Weekend Market The biggest market in Bangkok, everyone remember to check the business hours and set aside at least half a day. It’s really fun to shop there 🛍️ and there are so many delicious foods! ! ! After shopping, go straight to the Thai massage near the hotel to relieve fatigue! ! ! I went to Bangkok three times, and I went here to eat and shop all three times 😋 - 5️⃣Thing: Chinatown Market There are many Michelin-recommended restaurants in Bangkok’s Chinatown, and they are indeed delicious ✅ There are food shops on both sides of the street! Mobile durian stalls are everywhere! It’s especially lively at night! Even at 12 o'clock late at night hahaha! ! ! - To sum it up, this is probably it 😁 I have been to all the big and small night markets in Bangkok, but there are only a few that I will check in again and again. I have never been to the others. ✍🏻My friends at home went there after hearing my recommendation, and they all praised it again and again😋😋😋

Hello everyone! I heard you haven’t prepared a good guide for Bangkok yet, don’t worry, I’m here to save you! Today I’m sharing with you a three-day itinerary for Bangkok, hoping it can provide some reference and inspiration for your trip. Come check out this guide! 【Day1 Sukhumvit & Silom】 1. It is recommended to stay in a hotel near Asok in Bangkok, which is convenient for luggage storage. 2. Enjoy a variety of delicious food at Terminal 21 Food Court. 3. Free boating in Lumphini Park and enjoy the beauty of nature. 4. Visit the duty-free shop MahaNakhon or the 78-story Pixel Building, which has a comfortable air-conditioned environment. 5. Visit the nearby Patpong Night Market. If you have enough time, you can choose to go to Chinatown. 6. On the way back to the hotel, visit Soi Cow/boy, the flower street. 【Day2 Old Town Day Tour】 1. Go to the Grand Palace or Wat Pho in the morning (they are next to each other, choose one). 2. If you have enough time, you can visit the National Museum of Thailand, which has a comfortable air-conditioned environment. 3. Visit Wat Arun in the afternoon (outdoors, no air conditioning). 4. Enjoy dinner at Icon Siam in the evening. Must-see places include the 7th floor observation deck and the G floor floating market. 5. Take a boat from the east side of the mall to Sathorn Station, then take the BTS back to the city. 6. You can visit Nana Plaza at night. Note: - There are many temples and attractions on that day, so it is recommended to dress appropriately and avoid revealing clothes or shoes that are difficult to take off. - There is an underground passage in front of the Grand Palace with air conditioning and chairs for rest. - There is a very good restaurant called The Gate near the Grand Palace. - There is a small restaurant inside the National Museum, which is cheap and delicious. - You need to bring your passport to enter Nana Plaza, and you are not allowed to bring your own drinks. 【Day 3: Check for omissions during the trip】 1. Take a look at the giant Buddha? Go to Watergate Temple. 2. Buy souvenirs? Choose from Siam Emporium. 3. Visit the free Bangkok Art and Culture Centre. 4. Take a look at Pak Khlong Flower Market? 5. Visit another night market. 6. Try Thai food again. 7. Treat yourself to a massage and relax. If you have enough time, you can consider going to Pattaya to see the sea view and beach! After staying for one night, you can take a bus directly from Pattaya to Suvarnabhumi Airport to fly back home (there is no direct transportation from Pattaya to Don Muang Airport). How to find good food, drinks and a good massage parlor? Basically just rely on Google Maps! [Massage Shop] Turn on the location function and find shops with high ratings and many reviews near you on Google Maps. The price of a massage in Thailand is generally half of that in China (1 RMB per minute). If it is lower than this price, it is cheap, otherwise it is expensive. There may be a queue in the store after 8pm, so don't go too late. The one I went to was a Natural touch massage. 【Gourmet restaurants】 can also be searched on Google. Thai food tends to be spicy and milk tea tends to be sweet. I recommend trying the Thai hot pot and Tom Yum Goong soup base (I’ve been to You&I). KubKao, a Thai restaurant recommended by netizens, has 6 branches in the city. KFC has curry chicken rice and Thai spicy chicken wings, which you can also try. There are unlimited refills of Coke and Sprite, and free charging sockets. McDonald's and KFC both have self-service ordering machines, and it's totally fine to use plastic English + look at pictures to see the prices. The recommended pickled food shop is Khoad Yum, which is clean and hygienic (there are 4 branches in the city).

This time, I decided to travel to Thailand and went to Bangkok. I also wanted to try the food that local people eat. More than anything, I liked the quiet restaurants that locals often visit more than the famous restaurants that appear on Google. That's why I was able to find a more satisfying restaurant, and my trip walked slowly, keeping pace with Thai food. The various foods, including the skewers I ate at the night market, stimulated my mouth. I want to eat them again, now too.. #Thailand travel #Patpong night market #Seon Cha night market #Street food #Local food #Bangkok travel #Couples #Friends #Tway

#wheretogo If you prefer less crowded weekend markets and enjoy exploring local gems, Patpong, located in a small alley near the usual street leading to the malls at Silom, is a great choice. You can savor local dishes and indulge in stick-grilled delicacies, making it a delightful culinary experience. Finally, they sells stylish branded items like bags, wallets, and keychains. While the prices may be more budget-friendly, the items might not be genuine or authentic. 📍Patpong Night Market Khet Bang Rak, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10500, Thailand

📍 61, ซอย Thanon Patpong 1, Suriya Wong, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500 Thailand 📍 Daily 18:00 - 1:00 When you think of Southeast Asia, you think of Thailand. When you think of Thailand, you think of Bangkok. And of course, you think of the night market. ✨ Introducing the night market in Bangkok. ✨✨ You know that markets and night markets are a must-see in Bangkok, right?! It's fun to look around and experience local street food! Of course, each night market has different characteristics, so it's fun to compare them. 😄 Patpong Night Market is not a very large night market, but it's a place where they set up temporary stalls and sell various types of souvenirs, gifts, miscellaneous goods, clothes, etc. It consists of one street, and outside the night market, there are regular pubs and street pubs lined up in a long line🙌 I recommend you to enjoy street food outdoors and take your time looking around. It's not that crowded, so it was easy to catch a taxi👍 #BangkokTravel #HotPlace #InnaePick #ThailandNightMarket #BangkokNightMarket #PlacesToVisitInBangkok #BangkokHotPlace #SoutheastAsiaTravel