Chinatown Bangkok

Trying to experience all Bangkok has to offer in a short period of time is a near-impossible task. The sheer size and variety of this friendly city reveals new wonders to even long time residents. Read More...

For anyone with a sense of adventure, a day lost among the many market alleys and street food vendors of Chinatown can be the most memorable of any spent in Bangkok. Check out our 'must see' list... Read More...

Chinatown offers a unique and colourful atmosphere to visitors, and while you are here, why not stay in one of the hotels in the area? Read More...

Running along Yaowarat Road from Odeon Circle, the huge unmistakable and striking ceremonial Chinese gate marks the entrance of Chinatown. Read More...

There are many things to see in Chinatown and the whole experience is impressive. The biggest variety of easteries and shops are located along Yaowarat and Charoen Krung roads. Read More...

Yaowarat, Bangkok Chinatown, is a good place to head to for a wonderful dining experience. The area houses some of the best and most expensive Chinese restaurants in the city...  Read More...

If you're looking for bars and clubs in Chinatown, you're in the wrong part of town. Night-time activities here are limited to dining experiences and, for the daring, a shot of snake wine perhaps.   Read More...

Busy, bustling and hot, shopping in Chinatown is very different from typical mall outings. Shops feature curious displays of everything from gold to strange looking herbal remedies. Read More...

With its lack of a Skytrain (BTS) or underground (MRT), the easiest way to reach Chinatown - if you want to avoid the traffic - is by boat (Chao Phraya River Express).  Read More...

Our interactive map displays all available hotels with photos, facilities and guest comments as well as attractions, landmarks and other items of interest with links to relevant information pages. Read More...