Joanna James
Sukhumvit is one of the popular areas for tourists to explore top attractions in Bangkok, enjoy the nightlife and even find the best accommodation in Bangkok. The area offers a range of experiences. Here's a list of the best things to do in Sukhumvit.
This place is a shopaholic's dream, as it brings the world's best shopping venues under one roof. Yes, that's right, you can enjoy globe-trotting as you shop by simply walking across this gigantic mall known as Terminal 21. Explore each zone that is a replica of shops from London's Oxford Street to the allures of San Francisco, Tokyo and much more. Terminal 21 is located at Sukhumvit 18, so it's easy to visit from the top Bangkok hotels located in the area, like Maitria Mode Sukhumvit 15 Bangkok. Such central city hotels in Thailand make shopping and exploring Bangkok a breeze.
Escape the hustle and bustle of the city to relax and rejuvenate your mind, because picturesque Benjakiti Park is only a few minutes from the best 4-star hotel in Sukhumvit Bangkok. Located centrally on Ratchadaphisek Rd, the park is open from 5 a.m, and is ideal for an early morning jog or even unwinding after a day of shopping. It's a verdant haven, home to an idyllic lake and lush surroundings—perfect for snapping Instagram-worthy shots.
So Thai Spa, located at Sukhumvit 31, is popular for its array of holistic treatments that will help you recharge your batteries and enjoy world-famous Thai spa treatments. Go there for some 'me time' and indulge in relaxing therapies, whether you choose a full body massage or a targeted foot massage. The treatments using aromatic oils and traditional techniques are conducted by experienced therapists for the best benefits.
Bangkok's famous party central, Soi Cowboy, is where the first bar of the area was opened by an American expat who wore a cowboy hat, hence the name. It is an iconic attraction in Thailand for anyone seeking to unwind and enjoy Bangkok's famous nightlife. This area is home to pubs, bars, cafes and a host of other entertainment venues, where you can sit back, relax with your favourite drink, and enjoy a night in Bangkok. Keep in mind that most bars offer happy hour deals, while the venues with flashy coloured lights and lively girls outside will most likely be the famous Go-Go bars.
This family-centric attraction is aimed at keeping kids occupied, as it offers a load of fun activities with trampolines, slides and even a roller skate rink on offer. There is also a 3-metre whiteboard which allows kids to let loose their creative side, as do cookery and craft classes. Also, scooters, sandpits and climbing frames will ensure your little tykes get to expend loads of energy.
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