Best places: Tourist attractions in Pathum Wan District, Thailand

Striking combination of European-style church architecture & traditional Thai temple design.

Hindu shrine featuring a gilded statue of the god Brahma & often the site of rituals & dances.

Temple compound with gardens, an open pavilion, a reconstructed crematorium & monks' quarters.

Designed to absorb flooding, this peaceful, modern park has cascading ponds & sloped walkways.

Early 20th-century teak home surrounded by greenery, with elegant furnishings & family heirlooms.

Spacious aquarium offers hundreds of marine species on display, 4-D films & underwater experiences.

Big, modern exhibition & performance venue for contemporary arts with a cafe, bookshop & library.

Fortnightly public-access horse races at an upscale equestrian track & sports club founded in 1901.

Tourist attraction on a snake farm with venom extraction, snake-handling & photo opportunities.

👍👍 , I'd love to tell you about OneSiam Skywalk! It's a really cool spot in Bangkok, Thailand. It's an elevated walkway that connects the Siam BTS station to the shopping malls in the area. It's a great place to go if you want to avoid the crowds on the street. Plus, the view from the walkway is amazin...

Thai-style teak house by American entrepreneur Jim Thompson with an art collection & guided tours.

👍 Mashalla.. Very good neat and clean masjid And it’s one of Historical masjid In Sukhumvit Bangkok

👍👍 This temple was established in 1837, as its only structure was the ordination hall. It is said that the King Mongkut: Rama IV, the father of Great King Chulalongkorn: Rama V, ordered to build. The former name was Wat Borommasuk and, then renovated and renamed to be current condition.

👍👍 I give a shot at 5 am for dawn vibes, in the morning, they already opened, quite half of them. You can find food, has breakfast at 6 am, only on ground floor, the 1st floor (know as 2nd floor for thai people) is open around 10 am. It's common tradition thai market but the goods&ingredients are high...

😠 I loved this little museum when I visited before COVID. However they are retrofitting it with weird LED lighting and it looks like a cheap night club now, what a stupid idea!

Historic 1942 statue of King Rama VI built to commemorate the opening of surrounding Lumpini Park.

Human anatomy exhibition featuring 15 dissected & preserved bodies in 2 rooms at a medical school.

👍 A neo-Chinese comercial complex in Chulalongkorn University area. This comercial complex adopts Chinese style construction but adds a feeling of modern structure. It looks unique and still maintains some sentiment of oriental tredition, which coincides with the history of the former community. It is...

Educational play center offering a replica of city where children pretend to work & earn money.

👍👍 Amazing experience I recommend to everyone once in the life