Finally getting a chance to travel to Bangkok? Are you wondering if there are any new attractions that you can visit after so long? We got your back. Here are 5 new attractions in Bangkok that you can visit during your holidays. Some of these places are located around the middle of the city, making it convenient for you to plan your trip.
1. 747 Café – Boeing 747 Aircraft Restaurant with Aesthetic Interiors
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If you are looking for an instagrammable café to visit in Bangkok, be sure to check out 747 Café. This restaurant is actually built inside a hollowed-out Boeing 747 Aircraft, where you can explore and take aesthetic pictures around the plane. You will have to get a ticket to enter the restaurant, but don’t worry as it can be used to offset your final bill. The ticket only cost $120 baht (~SGD$4.50), so it is super cheap for such an experience.
Address: 627 1 Luang Phaeng Road, Khwaeng Thap Yao, Khet Lat Krabang, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10520, Thailand
Opening Hours: Monday to Sunday 8:00am – 6:00pm
Contact Info: +66 82 621 3520 | 747 Café Facebook
2. E-Gokart by Monowheel – Go Fast & Furious Around The Tracks In Thailand
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The go-karts at E-Gokart Track by Monowheel are propelled by electricity. However, less pollution does not equate to less horsepower. On the Go Kart Plus, these have a top speed of 40 km/h. The typical go-kart can reach speeds of 24 km/h if you're more of a speed angel than a speed demon. Children's top speed limit is 8 km/h for safety reasons. By arriving later in the nights, you can up the chill factor. Not only will it be considerably colder outside—literally—but the circuit will also be illuminated by neon lights.
Address: Banthat Thong Road, Alley, Wang Mai, Pathum Wan District, Bangkok 10330, Thailand
Opening Hours: Monday - Friday 4:00pm – 12:00am | Saturday, Sunday & Public Holidays 10:00am – 12:00am
Contact Info: +66 8 2621 3520 | E-Gokart by Monowheel Facebook
3. Jodd Fairs – Previously known as Ratchada Train Night Market
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Jodd Fairs was previously known as Ratchada Train Night Market, but it has since rebranded and has moved to Rama 9 MRT station. There are endless options at Jodd Fairs, with 600 vendors selling anything and everything. Be it grilled steaks or classic Thai street food, I am sure you will be able to find something up your alley. Other than food, you can also cop a couple of vintage tees and accessories to brighten up your wardrobe.
Address: Rama IX Road, Huai Khwang, Bangkok 10310, Thailand
Opening Hours: Monday to Sunday 11:00am – 12:00am
Contact Info: +66 092-713-5599 | Jodd Fairs Facebook
4. Benjakitti Forest Park – Beautiful Scenery Of Bangkok To Get Away From Bustling City
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Bangkok is not only about night markets and skyscrapers. Even in the heart of the urban jungle, you can still find flora and fauna. Benjakitti Forest Park is close to 480,000 square metres, a place where you can catch a break away from the bustling city. A man-made "swamp," lakes, and ponds are strewn throughout the expansive terrain, which is exquisitely landscaped. Go on 2 wheels through the bike trails or on 2 feet via the 5.8km nature walk to observe in closer detail. Otherwise, bring a picnic and unwind at one of the many nearby sitting places.
Address: Ratchadaphisek Road, Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10110, Thailand
Opening hours: Monday to Sunday 5:00am – 9:00pm
5. Chill Out Farm & Café – Dine With Cute Livestock Such As Rabbits, Goats and Pigs
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If you are in Bangkok for a family trip, you can take your kids somewhere entertaining for them such as Chill Out Farm & Cafe. This farm allows you to pet and feed cute animals including goats, pigs, and rabbits. Children can even ride miniature horses around the grounds. The farm also has a café that serves amazing food. Try out some traditional Western fare including steaks, pizzas, and salads which are freshly prepared farm-to-table using produce that is picked up from the farm, which is located just outside the cafe.
Address: Soi Suwinthawong 110, Khwaeng Krathum Rai, Khet Nong Chok, Bangkok 10530, Thailand
Opening Hours: Monday to Sunday 10:00am - 8:00pm
Contact Info: +66 8 3222 6665 | Chill Out Farm & Café Facebook
