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05 must-do things in Sukhumvit, Bangkok – where revelry and good company meet

The region of Sukhumvit is one of Bangkok’s most cherished attractions with heritage sites, a decent slew of restaurants & an absorbing nightlife scene to enjoy. Have a look at these 5 must-do activities.

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Come into contact with rural Thai life inside Kamthieng House Museum

Let not the diminutive appearance of Kamthieng House Museum dissuade you from spending a few moments of your time immersing your senses with the nuances of rural Thai lifestyles. Nestled in the heart of an urban jungle, Kamthieng House Museum is your doorway to unearthing a side to Bangkok which only a handful of travellers are aware of. Housed within the four walls of a traditional teak house setting, this attraction which was originally founded to celebrate the brilliance of the Lanna culture presently showcases a mix of household items and weaving equipment together with a dazzling display of art and craft, dedicated to Northern Thailand.

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Explore the local markets

Be a part of the rat race called life and stumble upon a gamut of marketplaces that cover Soi 1 on Sukhumvit Road which culminate in Soi 20. Get acquainted with the mannerisms of the locals by pausing by any of the marketplaces that hug these streets which sell almost everything under the sun. In short, bargains are assured and variety of products is a unique selling point of investing one’s time in this portion of Sukhumvit. In fact, Khlong Toei Market is where you will be able to get your hands on fresh cuts of meat, fruits, vegetables, dried goods and affordable attire that will surely make your wardrobe back home appear all the more inviting.

3

Stroll through Sukhumvit’s public parks

Bid adieu to the hustle and bustle of the city and say “Hello!” to all things green, relaxing and easy on the eye. Sukhumvit boasts two of the Thai capital’s most visited public parks that will swiftly remove any stress or tiredness that you maybe dealing with. Featuring among attractions in Bangkok that are well worth your time and attention, Benjakitti Park which is found near Gardina Asoke Hotel & Residence can easily serve as a sound base to get your early morning dose of exercise or late evening walk. This is because its environs comprise landscaped grounds that open out to walking and cycling paths. Also, Benchasiri Park replete with stunning sculptures and ample green spaces are perfect for a quiet meander with only your thoughts for company.

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Feast on your favourite cuisine

For those of you who crave food and beverages, then Sukhumvit will be your perfect tonic on the back of there being a wealth of choices of restaurants whose menus will easily have you in complete awe. Whether you have a soft spot for rich Thai delicacies, seek juicy burgers or yearn for a steakhouse to get your tastebuds all excited over, Sukhumvit will take care of your every whim. However, for something a tad different and outrageous, give Cabbages and Condoms a go. Showcasing condom-themed décor, diners will have arguably, the best seat in the house to satisfy their hunger pangs with the help of tasty Thai fare.

5

Let your hair down along Royal City Avenue

Party animals and night owls will be quite at home no sooner they grace Royal City Avenue or ‘RCA’ for short which is one of Bangkok’s acclaimed nightlife enclaves. Brimming with clubs that will appeal to many a local as well as expat, RCA is the place to be if you want to sip a few cold ones before hitting the dance floor to party hard and well into the night to the sounds of DJ music.   

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