Results for “Via”

Mahanakhon SkyWalk

A 314-metre observation deck with a glass floor — the highest viewpoint in the city. Photo: Aaron9017 via Openverse (BY-SA)

Yaowarat (Chinatown)

Bangkok's Chinatown. The street food stalls set up after dark along Yaowarat Road. Photo: www.davidbaxendale.com via Openverse (BY-ND)

Lumphini Park

Central Bangkok's largest park — lake, paddle boats, and resident monitor lizards. Photo: tongeron91 via Openverse (BY-SA)

Nai Ek Roll Noodle

Long-running Chinatown noodle shop, a Michelin Bib Gourmand regular, known for peppery pork noodles. Photo: streetsoffood via Openverse (BY)

Asiatique The Riverfront

A riverside night market in converted 1900s trading warehouses, reached by free shuttle boat from Saphan Taksin. Photo: Edgardo W. Olivera via Openverse (BY)

Jim Thompson House

Six traditional teak houses assembled by the American who revived Thai silk, and who vanished in Malaysia in 1967. Photo: Clay Gilliland via Openverse (BY-SA)

Raan Jay Fai

The street-side shophouse that earned a Michelin star in 2018, known for crab omelette cooked over charcoal. Expect a long queue. Photo: goodiesfirst via Openverse (BY)

Wat Saket (Golden Mount)

A golden chedi atop an artificial hill, reached by 300 spiralling steps, with a rare open view across old Bangkok. Photo: World of Travolution360 via Openverse (BY-SA)

Krua Apsorn

Home-style central Thai cooking, once cooked for the royal household; the crab meat in yellow chilli is the signature. Photo: Ron Dollete via Openverse (BY-ND)

Tokyo Skytree

At 634m, the tallest tower in the world, with two observation decks. Photo: Dick Thomas Johnson via Openverse (BY)

Wat Suthat

One of Bangkok's oldest and largest temples, beside the Giant Swing once used in Brahmin ceremonies. Photo: Philip Nalangan via Openverse (BY)

Wat Traimit (Golden Buddha)

Home to the world's largest solid gold Buddha, 5.5 tonnes, hidden under plaster for centuries until it was revealed by accident in 1955. Photo: Michelle Frechette via Openverse (CC0)

Siam Paragon

Flagship mall on Siam Square, with an aquarium below and a well-regarded food hall. Photo: ashlynnpai via Openverse (BY)

Erawan Shrine

A Brahma shrine at a busy downtown crossing, with near-constant offerings and resident classical dancers. Photo: ~MVI~ (warped) via Openverse (BY)

Wattana Panich

Beef noodle shop whose broth has reportedly been topped up and simmered continuously for decades. Photo: streetsoffood via Openverse (BY)

Chao Phraya River Boat

The public express boat along the Chao Phraya — the fastest and cheapest way between the riverside temples. Photo: Vyacheslav Argenberg via Openverse (BY)