Bangkok Travel
Bangkok travel guide—top attractions, bustling markets, world-class dining, and nightlife. Stay updated on local events, cultural experiences, and must-know travel tips for exploring Thailand’s vibrant capital with The Thaiger.
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What to do in Bangkok this weekend (January 23 to 25)
Bangkok has decided to be generous this weekend. You’ve got proper live music, rooftops that turn into long conversations, markets you swear you’ll “just walk through” and end up staying for hours, plus a few quiet pockets when your social battery needs a breather. Here are the best things to do in Bangkok this weekend. Things to do in Bangkok…
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9 things you must do to protect yourself from Bangkok’s hazardous PM2.5 levels in 2026
Bangkok woke up to a grey shroud on January 14, with Bangkok PM2.5 levels hitting hazardous territory, readings between 79 and 108 µg/m³ across the capital, nearly triple Thailand’s safety threshold. Fifty-four provinces are under health warnings as smoke from agricultural fires in Cambodia and eastern Thailand has drifted into central regions, where stagnant weather has trapped it. Add in…
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What to do in Bangkok this weekend (and the next!)
How is January already moving this fast? You blink, survive the workweek, suddenly it’s Friday again. If your New Year motivation peaked somewhere around Wednesday lunch, this weekend is here to save you. Bangkok is doing what it does best, mixing slow hangs, cultural gems, food worth leaving the house for, and a few reasons to stay out later than…
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Thailand dominates global night market rankings with 3 markets in the top 10
When was the last time you wandered through a night market surrounded by sizzling street food and that electric energy that only comes alive after dark? If you’re in Thailand, you’re spoiled for choice, and now there’s proof the Kingdom’s night markets rank among the planet’s best. A new study by long-haul travel specialists Travelbag has crowned Bangkok’s Chatuchak Weekend…
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What to do in Bangkok this weekend (January 9 to 11)
So, how was your first full week of being productive in 2026? Even if your New Year’s resolution is forgotten, you’re doing great. Now it’s the second weekend of the year, which is basically permission to unclench and remember that life is not just to do lists and New Year spreadsheets. Here are the best things to do in Bangkok…
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What to do in Bangkok this weekend (January 2 to 4)
Happy New Year! The first weekend of 2026 has that slightly unhinged energy where no one quite knows what day it is, but everyone agrees it’s still time to go out. The confetti is gone but Bangkok is still full of exciting events to attend. Here are the best things to do in Bangkok this weekend (January 2 to 4)…
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5 Recommended places for countdown celebrations in the world
New Year’s Eve is one of those nights where the whole planet feels oddly synced. Different time zones, the same collective urge to scream at the sky, hug strangers, and believe, just for a second, that next year might actually deliver. Somewhere, fireworks are already popping. Somewhere else, people are still choosing outfits. And in a few very specific places,…
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What to do in Bangkok this weekend (December 26 to 28)
Bangkok between Christmas and New Year is a weird little pocket of time where nobody knows what day it is and plans are made entirely on vibes. Offices are half asleep, group chats are suddenly active again, and the city feels lighter, looser, ready to be wandered. This is when Bangkok really shines, with pop up markets, art shows, parties…
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What to do in Bangkok this weekend (December 19 to 21)
Your group chat finally agrees on plans and Bangkok actually delivers. This weekend leans loud, playful and very walkable, with the city doing what it does best right now: turning everyday spaces into places you want to linger. You might end up standing in a crowd watching street performers in Siam Square, sitting on the grass with music drifting through…
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Where to celebrate the festive season (Christmas & New Years) in Bangkok
We can almost hear the jingle bells already. Bangkok is getting into full festive mode, and the city feels ready for big meals, bright lights, and late nights. Hotels across town are rolling out their Christmas menus and New Year countdown plans, so this is a great moment to start choosing where you want to celebrate. From riverside dinners to…
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What to do in Bangkok this weekend (December 12 to 14)
Have you been waiting for the weekend to arrive? The weeks feel like they go by fast at the end of the year, but it’s always nice to finally have time to go out and explore. The city is getting festive and this weekend brings plenty of things to do, from hands on workshops to relaxed park concerts and big…
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The Red Cross Fair 2025 brings 11 days of food, culture, charity, and famous shops to Lumpini Park
A lot of the information for the fair and at the fair will be in Thai. If you are not able to read Thai too well, you should always have a translation app handy or come with someone who can read Thai for both onsite and online. The cool season arrives with the joyful event that Thais look forward to…
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Looking for a view? SkyFlyers is one of the world’s tallest rides, now open in Bangkok
Bangkok has added a new high-flying attraction to its riverside skyline. SkyFlyers: Wings of Garudapterus, one of the world’s tallest swing rides, is now open to the public at Asiatique The Riverfront. This ride is offering riders an exhilarating, 360-degree view of the capital city from the height of a 36-storey building. This new ride spins 24 people at a time…
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What to do in Bangkok this weekend (November 28 to 30)
Somehow, we’ve already reached the last weekend of November! The mood is starting to become a little bit festive as the holiday season approaches, with malls and hotels rolling out Christmas events. But there are still plenty of other things to do, too. There are cosy food events, easygoing markets, live music sessions, and a few small surprises dotted around…
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What to do in Bangkok this weekend (November 21 to 23)
Bangkok feels a little quieter this month, but there are still plenty of things to check out if you want to get out of the house. Some galleries are staying open late, a few neighbourhood spots are running small community events and there are food pop ups that make the weekend feel a bit more fun. Here’s our curated list…
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What to do in Bangkok this weekend (November 14 to 16)
Bangkok weekends always seem to fill up on their own, and this one is packed with things that make the city fun to wander through. You can eat your way through a polished take on Thai classics, browse books on a floating ship, watch films that slow life down in the best way, or dig through vintage pieces at a…
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Trip.com launches “Move on for Good, Travel Smooth” campaign with TAT and One Bangkok
Trip.com, a leading global travel service provider, has joined forces with the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) and One Bangkok to launch two exciting initiatives that promise to transform how travellers experience Bangkok. At a press conference held at One Bangkok on October 27, the three partners unveiled the Move On for Good, Travel Smooth campaign alongside a special BTS…
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What to do in Bangkok this November 2025
Thailand is observing a period of national mourning for Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, The Queen Mother, whose passing has deeply touched people across the country. The government has allowed public events to continue, but many organisers and venues are choosing to honour her memory with a more thoughtful and respectful tone. Restaurants, galleries, and concert halls remain open, and while…
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What to do for Halloween in Bangkok
Bangkok always finds a way to make Halloween feel alive. From riverside dinners with eerie cocktails to rooftop parties and haunted houses that actually make you jump, the city’s packed with things to do this weekend. Families can enjoy light-hearted activities and trick-or-treating, while the night crowd heads out for costumes, chaos and a few scares. If you’re not sure…
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What to do in Bangkok this weekend (October 31 to November 2) – minus the Halloween crowd
Bangkok feels a little quieter this weekend. With the city mourning the passing of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, many events have paused their parties and loud celebrations. But if you’re skipping the Halloween crowd, there are still plenty of ways to enjoy the weekend. Catch a good film at the Irish Film Festival, dig through vinyl and vintage finds at…
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The 5 haunted houses in Bangkok that’ll make you scream
The Thaiger key takeaways Bangkok’s haunted houses range from light-hearted scares for kids to terrifying experiences for adults. Attractions like Luna Asylum at Mystiworld deliver intense, story-driven horror with live actors and clever effects. Families can enjoy milder thrills at places like Rise of Undead or Big Double Shock for a spooky day out. While some are getting their costumes…
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Away Bangkok Sukhumvit: Your urban sanctuary in the heart of the city
Cross Hotels & Resorts is excited to announce the opening of Away Bangkok Sukhumvit, a stylish new retreat in the heart of Bangkok’s Central Business District. Designed for travellers looking for comfort, convenience, and a touch of calm, the hotel offers a modern city escape that is both lively and relaxing. Away Bangkok Sukhumvit puts you close to everything the…
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What to do in Bangkok this weekend (October 17 to 19)
It’s mid-October, which means Bangkok is rolling full steam into spooky season, and the city’s weekend lineup proves it. rom haunted laughs at The Iron Fairies to a tarot-filled Sunday at Gigi Eatery, Halloween energy is already creeping in. If you’re not sure what to do and where to go yet, here’s our curated list of the best things to…
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What to do in Bangkok this weekend (October 10 to 12)
The Thaiger key takeaways Bangkok’s October weekend lineup includes cocktail events, horror events, and more. Highlights include The Bangkok Bar Show at The St. Regis and Thai Book Fair at Queen Sirikit National Convention Center. This weekend is also a great time for those who love vintage shopping. October in Bangkok is anything but calm. Between world-class bar takeovers, rooftop…
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What to do in Bangkok this weekend (October 3 to 5)
How is it already the 10th month of the year? Time is surely flying by this year, and Bangkok isn’t wasting a single weekend. Everything you can imagine is happening in the city, from a toddler’s abstract art show to a haunted rave, vintage treasure hunting, and climate-driven meetups. If your calendar is still empty, here’s our curated list of…
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What to do in Bangkok this weekend (September 26 to 28)
How is it already the end of September? Bangkok is seeing out the month in full swing, with a calendar that’s as varied as the city itself. This weekend’s got comedy nights that’ll have you crying, coffee parties, film fests, and a lotus ritual you’ll want on your story. Here’s our curated list the best things to do in Bangkok…
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Spray cans & soul cycles: Inside Bangkok’s street art scene now
The Thaiger key takeaways Bangkok’s street art has exploded beyond galleries, covering canals, walls, train pillars, and even helmets, blending local culture with global influences. Artists like TU!! and Chip7 bring personal style and philosophy to the streets, balancing playfulness, legacy, and creative freedom. Key spots for exploring street art include Khlong Saen Saeb, Graffiti Park near MBK, and hidden…
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What to do in Bangkok this weekend (September 12 to 14)
September isn’t slowing down in Bangkok. The city is alive with unplugged rock anthems, experimental art installations, dreamy indie gigs, and a full-blown animation festival. The only hard part is deciding which ones to add to your calendar. But worry not – we’ve curated the best things to do in Bangkok this weekend below. Things to do in Bangkok this…
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Backpacking in Thailand? Don’t miss these spots
The Thaiger key takeaways: Thailand offers diverse backpacking experiences. From bustling Bangkok and historical capitals to quiet northern towns and stunning southern islands. Affordable, accessible, and easy to explore. Reliable transport, budget hostels, and cheap food make long-term travel simple and flexible. Travel safely with insurance. Unexpected events like accidents or illness can happen, so plans that SafetyWing offers help…
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