Bangkok

Visit Wat Pathum Wanaram Rachaworawihan, a temple well-known for the urban forest amid the busy Pathumwan District. This temple offers a serene environment suitable for meditation, dharma practice, and offers free Buddhist teachings. The main hall houses the sacred Lan Xang-style Buddha images, including Phra Serm and Phra Saen in the vihara, and Phra Sai in the ubosot, which were brought from Vientiane, Laos during the reign of King Rama IV.

Explore the newly developed lifestyle destination that preserves its Thai cultural essence while embracing modern inspirations at Jim Thompson Heritage Quarter. The exhibition space showcases Jim Thompson's biography and creative works through modern digital technology experience. The venue also features an art gallery that provides exhibition space for both Thai and international artists and can accommodate small-scale events.

Participate in MICE events at Paragon Hall, locates on the 5th floor of Siam Paragon shopping mall. With over 12,000 square metres of modern event spaces, the venue is ideal for all types of MICE and entertainment events. Paragon Hall has also earned both TMVS and AMVS certifications for exhibition venues.

Experience Bangkok's vibrant street food scene at Banthat Thong Road, one of the city's most popular street food destinations. The street comes alive at night with an array of food stalls lining up on both sides of the road, offering both savoury dishes and desserts. Notable restaurants include Je O, famous for their spicy tom yum noodles hotpot, the well-known Jok Samyan serving traditional congee, and Je Wan's Soy Milk offering a variety of hot and cold soy-based and healthy grains desserts and beverages.