2 weeks CoWorking Trip Bangkok, Cruise Dinner, Amazing Local Food, Night Market and More

CONSIAM: Thailand’s iconic national landmark on the Chao Phraya River. A sensational Thai megadevelopment and great riverside location with art, culture, shopping, lifestyle pursuits, endless dining options and superluxury residences in Bangkok. We can also explore more of that Thainess at ICONCRAFT, the hub of inspiration that showcases the heights of Thai craftsmanship to the world, and at SOOK SIAM, the city of wonders that brings together all aspects of Thailand’s wisdom, including its food and way of life, from 77 provinces across the country.

Cruise Dinner - Chao Phraya River We will spend a night remembering in Bangkok and hop on this romantic cruise along the majestic Chao Phraya river. See some of the city’s top attractions during your journey, including the glistening Bangkok skyline. Partake of a sumptuous buffet consisting of Thai favorites and international dishes. Be serenaded with live music during your ride to make your night even more unforgettable.

Experience at the Largest Riverside Lifestyle Tourist Landmark in Thailand. We will discover the landmark’s ultimate highlights and international shows such as Asiatique Sky, Thailand's largest Ferris wheel (with a height of 60 meters), a fun merry-go-round, the Haunted House of Mystery Mansion and a well-known Calypso Show. Bringing restaurants from all over Bangkok and street food vendors from various regions across Thailand together at Warehouse 1 and 2, along with opening Big C, a full-scale retail mall which will bring together products and souvenirs popular with tourists. Moreover, Asiatique the Riverfront Destination also offers premium restaurants from leading international hotels such as the Sirimahannop and The Crystal Grill House to ensure that we offer a variety of options for foodies to choose from. Discover a range of food and beverage options stretched out along 300 meters of the Chao Phraya River - Bangkok's longest river promenade - creating a beautiful dining aesthetic with views of the enchanting river.

Sit & Sip beside Chao Phraya River view. Nestled along the large riverfront setting resides Shangri-La Bangkok, an enchanting riverside retreat in the heart of a vibrant city. Here, guests are hosted with friendly and thoughtful service, entertained by innovative dining experiences and immersed with ease in the authentic Bangkok surrounds. With direct access to the SkyTrain, public ferries terminal and buses, the hotel is a lovely gateway to explore and discover Bangkok.

Wat Arun is the missile-shaped temple that rises from the Chao Phraya River's banks. Known as Temple of Dawn, it was named after the Indian god of dawn, Arun. It was here that, after the destruction of Ayuthaya, King Taksin stumbled upon a small local shrine and interpreted the discovery as an auspicious sign that this should be the site of the new capital of Siam. It used to enshrine the Phra Phuttha Maha Mani Rattana Patimakon (the Emerald Buddha) that was brought from Vientiane. Is located on Arun Amarin Road on the Thon Buri side of the Chao Phraya River directly opposite Wat Pho. It is a temple that has existed since the Ayutthaya period. Originally, it was called Wat Chaeng then later when the King of Krung Thon Buri moved the capital from Ayutthaya to establish Krung Thon Buri, the King graciously decided to have Wat Chaeng as a temple in the royal court area and established it to be a first-class royal temple of the Woramahawihan class. It used to enshrine the Phra Phuttha Maha Mani Rattana Patimakon (the Emerald Buddha) that was brought from Vientiane. This temple underwent a major enovation during the reign of King Rama II; therefore, it is considered a temple of that reign. When the restoration was completed, it was bestowed the royal name of wat arun Ratchatharam. In the reign of King Rama III, there was a construction of a large pagoda that is 82 metres high and 234 metres wide. It was completed in the reign of King Rama IV the Great, and changed its name to Wat Arun Ratchawararam like it is still called today. Open daily 08.00 - 18.00 hrs. Entrance fee : 100 baht.

The bustling Chinese community, every night, must give to the night market. Yaowarat with a long History since the reign of King Rama V is a community of Chinese people Business district, finance, banking. Full of thriving gold shops Old quality, good quality. Therefore received the nickname "Golden Road". Yaowarat night market is the meeting point of the townspeople who come to visit the tasting shop. A gourmet Restaurant that is located on both sides of Yaowarat Road and is in various alleys. There are also many good things in Yaowarat. Both winter fruit such as cherries, persimmons, apples and pear, tasty and sweet. Most products sold are quality products imported from China at reasonable prices as well. Come here to ensure that everything is complete and travel is convenient. You can find a large number of gold shops and Chinese restaurants on both sides of the road. Chinese restaurants offer a large variety of food dishes that include rice, noodle, dim sum, bird’s nest soup etc. Getting off the main road and moving into small lanes, you will find a large number of fruit sellers and medicine shops. Besides this, you can purchase a wide variety of items in ChinaTown market that includes hair accessories, tea sets, fabric, vegetables imported from Chinese mainland, hardware and electronic items.

A meeting point for travellers from all over the world. Originally, this area was a very prosperous rice trading area during the reign of King Rama VI, but nowadays, it has become one of the most popular places for foreign tourists to visit because of Khao San Road. The charm of Khao San Road that foreign tourists are interested in is at night. Khao San Road becomes a centre of international restaurants, both as a regular shops and street food. Foreigners can easily try to taste the different flavours of Thai food. There are also many shops for listening to music, including shops selling a variety of goods and others offering various services. Khao San Road is therefore one of the most popular gathering places for foreign tourists in Bangkok.

A mixed-use complex on Sukhumvit Road, near the Asoke intersection, in Bangkok, with a large number of privately owned shops rather than typical brand named chain stores. The design of the building resemble an 21th airport terminal and each floor is decorated with city landmarks from around the world – one notable landmark is the Golden Gate Bridge of San Francisco. The highlight is Pier 21 on the 5th floor, where you can enjoy the best food court in town in terms of price, taste and variety.

The best night markets in Bangkok, Home to over 700 different stalls, the market has plenty to offer from food to drinks to clothes. And is a great place to head for some dinner and drinks while you’re in Bangkok.

Chill out - Nightclub Thonglor is teeming with all kinds of venues, and there are new hip places waiting to be discovered at every corner. Our list covers everything from casual restaurants, local dives, bars, pubs, and nightclubs, all the way to rooftop bars atop five-star hotels.

Around 600,000 sq m of retail space in downtown Bangkok, with 1,000 local and international stores. This luxury shopping mall is located in Phrom Phong, one of the biggest retail hubs in the city. It stands directly opposite Emporium Shopping Mall, on Sukhumvit Road. Expect to find a long list of designer brands at the new EmQuartier Bangkok, as well as a distinctly futuristic design with dozens of restaurants, offices, event halls, and a cool atrium garden with a manmade waterfall.

A Hidden Museum Within A 100-Year-Old Traditional Thai House. A northern Thai cultural museum. Aiming to preserve the culture of Lanna, Kamthieng House Museum is home to ordinary items we could have found in any northern Thai household in the past – from kitchenware and hand-woven fabrics to weapons.