5 New Attractions You Must Visit In Bangkok 2022

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We are nearing the end of the year and so are the school holidays! Have you planned your year end trip yet? One of Malaysians’ favourite places to visit is Bangkok. That’s because it’s close proximity and the food and culture which does not deviate far from us; fellow Malaysians. Be it travelling with family or friends, Bangkok will ensure a pleasant travel with its vacation hotspots! Let us take you to the top 5 hotspots in Bangkok which you may want to include in your itinerary. Let’s go!

Khlong Ong Ang Walking Street

Awarded as the 2020 Asian Townscape Awards from the UN-Habitat Regional Office for the Asia and the Pacific, this walking street is sure to make your visit a colourful one. This 1.5km walking street is located in the Chinatown district which is accessible via the Sam Yot MRT station. With much restoration work to the old street, this walk is now more inviting with its urban characteristics and the delicious food offerings. With tasteful decorations with lighting and lanterns, the alley is definitely insta-worthy; a musty visit with whoever you’re travelling with.

Why you must go to Khlong Ong Ang Walking Street

  • Good place to visit with anyone you’re travelling with
  • Relaxing waterfront location with plenty to shop and eat
  • Around 3 minutes walk away from the nearest MRT

Why you might skp Khlong Ong Ang Walking Street

  • The place will be crowded for those who’s still weary of Covid
  • Opens on Friday and weekends only

Details of Khlong Ong Ang Walking Street

Location PGV3+X7V, Wang Burapha Phirom, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200, Thailand
Google Link https://g.co/kgs/yj3Cyg
Operating Hours 4pm – 10pm (Opens only on Friday, Saturday and Sunday)
Google Review 4.3/5

Alpaca Hill in Ratchaburi

This alpaca farm located 3 hours drive away from the city of Bangkok promises an ambush by fluffy alpacas on your arrival. This cute huggable animal roams freely on the farmland which is decorated to give a New Zealand vibe to your visit. Aside from the adorable huts like those in Hobbiton, the farm also provides feed for the roaming geese. Who knows, you may get very Instagram-able pictures with the animals on the farm. The farm also houses other animals like the capybara, goat, and owls.

Why you must go to Alpaca Hill in Ratchaburi

  • A mini zoo in the farm
  • Suitable for kids and family day out
  • Great for outdoor activities with fresh air

Why you might skip Alpaca Hill in Ratchaburi

  • 3 hours drive from the city of Bangkok

Details of Alpaca Hill in Ratchaburi

Location 357 Moo8, Phapok-Tako Land Rd, Suanphung Ratchaburi 70180, Thailand
Google Link https://g.co/kgs/tdy6Pu
Operating Hours 9.30am – 5pm daily
Google Review 4.6/5

Ichiba Station

This Japanese inspired night market is tastefully decorated with sakura trees, and lanterns which perfectly transport visitors into the world of “Spirited Away”. The place also brings you to the famous Shibuya Crossing; visitors can see the mini version of the crossing with its painted floors which is paired with the Japan-ish backdrop! When visiting that place, Japanese food consumption is a must! Ichiba Station serves up a wide range of Japanese’s favourites like sushi, sashimi, yakitori and sukiyaki bowls ensuring that you will not leave that place with an empty stomach!

Why you must go to Ichiba Station

  • Japanese themed night market
  • Wide range of Japanese food, of course you can get Thai food too!
  • A lot of free space and comfortably arranged seating

Why you might skip Ichiba Station

  • The restaurant zone is open from 5pm to 7pm only.

Details of Ichiba Station

Location 489 3 Ram Inthra Rd, Ram Inthra, Khan Na Yao, Bangkok 10230, Thailand
Google Link https://g.co/kgs/moGvtZ
Operating Hours 5pm – 12am Daily
Google Review 4.3/5

JODD Fairs

This train night market is located from Ratchada to Rama 9. Despite closing down due to covid, the re-opening of this night market keeps its original feel of nightlife shopping and street food hawkers that most people are familiar with. JODD fair offers more than 600 food vendors which consists of street food vendors, restaurants, cafes, BBQ houses and more. Located at only a 5 minutes walk away from the Rama9 MRT station, you can arrive at the night market with ease. If you happen to be at Central Plaza, do drop by and have a look as the night market is just behind it!

Why you must go to JODD Fairs

  • Convenient location and highly accessible
  • Food galore
  • Good local bargain

Why you might skip JODD Fairs

  • Can be crowded for those who’s still worry about Covid

Details of JODD Fairs

Location Rama IX Rd, Huai Khwang, Bangkok 10310, Thailand
Google Link https://g.co/kgs/rfWqNd
Operating Hours 5pm – 12am Daily
Google Review 4.4/5

Benjakitti Forest Park

This public park in the Khlong Toei district in Central Bangkok is a place to visit for those in awe of urban green architecture! This urban forest project is built to provide a new ecosystem which can support the quality of life in the city. This park is designed with the ground capable of soaking up excess water during the rainy season at the same time providing a green landscape to liven up the city. This makes a perfect place for biking and jogging with a backdrop of skyscrapers in a forest like environment.

Why you must go to Benjakitti Forest Park

  • Ideal for outdoor activities
  • Park within the city with a beautiful view
  • Adequate parking space

Why you might skip Benjakitti Forest Park

  • Only 2 entrances that provides access into the park

Details of Benjakitti Forest Park

Location Ratchadaphisek Rd, Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10110, Thailand
Google Link https://g.co/kgs/nGdj9J
Operating Hours 5am – 9pm Daily
Google Review 4.5/5

There you have it, the top 5 travel spots for your next visit to Bangkok! Do drop by for the wonderful view and food! Do keep in mind that the Covid is still around, be sure to have your mask on to avoid getting infected so that you can fully enjoy your stay!



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