Attractions Directory

The Bangkok Art and Culture Centre, known as BACC, is the city's public art center, at the Pathumwan intersection across from MBK Center and Siam Discovery, where the main

Benjakitti Park is a 450-rai public park beside the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center, and it is the place in central Bangkok where the city has deliberately grown

Chatuchak Weekend Market, known to many in Bangkok as JJ or Jatujak, is the city's great weekend shopping outing, and the Tourism Authority of Thailand counts it among Asia's

The Erawan Shrine, officially the Thao Maha Phrom Shrine, is an open-air shrine to the four-faced Brahma on the corner of the Ratchaprasong intersection, in front of the

The Jim Thompson House Museum is the Bangkok home and Asian art collection of James H.W. Thompson, known as the Thai Silk King. Between 1958 and 1959 he assembled it from

Lumphini Park was Bangkok's first public park, and it is still the city's great shared back garden: a large lake ringed by shade trees and paths, on the edge of the Silom

MOCA BANGKOK, the Museum of Contemporary Art, is a private museum of Thai modern and contemporary art, with more than a thousand works in 20,000 square meters drawn from

Museum Siam asks a question most Bangkok museums take for granted: what actually makes something Thai? Its permanent exhibition, Decoding Thainess, answers it across 14

The National Museum Bangkok is the country's first public museum, with a deep collection of Thai and regional art spread through the halls of the Front Palace, the Wang