was designed to replicate and commemorate the legacy of the legendary “Thoon Kramom” ship, a 475-ton three-mast ship which was the largest vessel in Siam that brought prosperity from across the seas of the west to the Kingdom of Siam. The Thoon Kramom was built in the early trading period between Siam and western countries following King Mongkut (Rama IV)’s pursuit of free trade which subsequently led to the signing of the Bowring Treaty with Great Britain resulting in trade and bilateral ties.
When Siam had to face invasion from western countries, the Thoon Kramom, already docked and ready to operate in the northern part of Phra Chulachomklao Fort, was thus converted into a warship and played a crucial role in defending the Chao Phraya estuary. It later was assigned to the naval apprentice school before being decommissioned. On March 21, 1923, the Thoon Kramom was the last three-masted ship used by the Royal Thai Navy for warfare.
The interior of the Sirimahannop Tall Ship has been decorated with artwork portraying Thai civilization and history, as well as the rich heritage of the first industrial and international trading area in Siam.
Managed by the professional team of Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queen’s Park, Sirimahannop invites you to enter a vibrant world of gastronomy and mixology. The ship showcases liquors and spirits from all around the world, specializing in rum and creative cocktails inspired by Thai woods and tropical fruits. Complementing our creative beverage list, Sirimahannop also invites you to take a culinary journey with a series of delectable dishes, including Thai and European seafood, which reflects the ship’s historic global voyages. To experience the recommended specials, Captain's Set Menu is also available when booking in advance. All dishes are crafted with fine ingredients to ensure impeccable gastronomic experiences.
Operating Hours:
Mon – Fri 16.
00 – 00.00 hrs
Sat – Sun & Public Holidays: 12.00 – 00.00 hrs
For more information or to make a reservation, please call 02 059 5999 or email [email protected]
The ‘Heritage Alive’ concept is reinvigorating a lifestyle destination for Thais and tourists along the Chao Phraya riverside, reflecting and reviving the preservation of an important historical and economic area. The story of Charoen Krung Road was chosen as it runs along ASIATIQUE The Riverfront and resonates as a significant artery for Bangkok from its earliest days, highlighting the prosperity that was achieved from international trade during the reign of King Chulalongkorn (Rama V). The site where ASIATIQUE now stands was the first and largest international trading port in Siam, making it the gateway to global commerce which played a large role in integrating western and eastern concepts which still connects the past from the reign of Rama V to the present.
Journey through Memory Lane at the Living Museum, where visitors can experience and learn more about Siamese civilization, the local way of life, and arts and culture handed down from generation to generation. The Living Museum is a unique exhibition which uses innovative and interactive technologies, including augmented reality visuals for the first time through 59 attractions across three zones: River of Relations, From the River to the Land of Prosperity, and Thai Cultural Heritage.
Experience an Art Festival which features culture, history, and the local way of life which are integrated into paintings, street art, sculptures and many more, providing a new way to appreciate artistic creations and providing the perfect backdrop for visitors who are keen on taking pictures and ‘checking-in’ on their smartphones.
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Asiatique The Riverfront is a very famous open-air mall in Bangkok.
It is known for its scenic restaurants, shopping stalls, and food markets. And of course, there are lots of entertainment options too to awaken your senses.
Surely, this popular place has all your fashion needs and food cravings. And you’ll definitely love the wide array of entertainment, from amazing rides to spectacular shows.
That’s why Asiatique The Riverfront is always included on my list of the top 12 markets in Bangkok that you should visit at least once.
And in this guide, I will introduce all the must-do activities and must-try dining spots in there. Furthermore, I will share the ways on how to get to the place easily by BTS and Asiatique shuttle boat.
So, without any delay, let’s discover the beauty of this market place through the list below. 🙂
Asiatique The Riverfront OverviewGet started with your Asiatique The Riverfront adventureWhen it comes to scenic dining and shopping, Asiatique The Riverfront surely is a top choice among locals and tourists.
The lovely views of the Chao Phraya River make it a perfect destination to enjoy with your family and friends.
And of course, the nightlife here is very colorful and entertaining. You’ll find a lot of restaurants and stalls, offering delicious cuisines and street food. There are also plenty of shopping options, including trendy clothing, bags, and accessories.
To know more about the things waiting for you at Asiatique, check out the detailed guide below. This will show you more information on what you can do in this fun market place.
What Can You Buy at AsiatiqueIn this section, I will share some of the items being sold in Asiatique The Riverfront. And to give you an overview, there are 6 categories that make up the entire shopping area.
1. Trendy ClothesCheck out the fashion choices at Asiatique The RiverfrontFirst on the list are the stylish dresses, tops, and pants.
Aside from trendy apparel, there are also traditional clothing on display.
This is a nice spot to buy a sarong if you plan to visit Wat Arun but you don’t have long pants. Do take note that this famous temple in Bangkok is very strict in terms of dress code.
2. Men’s CollectionA mix of classy and comfy itemsMoving forward, men’s fashion style is also visible in the market. Enjoy the great selection of dashing tuxedos and other formal-wear. And if you’re in need of new comfy t-shirts, there are several choices too.
3. Kids WearSome cute stuff for your kidsGo through this attractive collection of kid floral dresses and accessories. These adorable items are perfect souvenirs for your little ones.
Cartoon shirts for kids are quite popular as well. From Transformers to Jurassic Park to Cars, it’s not hard to choose a new shirt for your kid.
Are you looking for some hand-woven straw bags? Luckily, there’s no scarcity of these accessories in the market. From sling bags to shoulder bags, you’ll surely love the assortment of lovely bags in each stall.
In addition to that, you’ll be surrounded by rattan bags and backpacks in different colors. So, whatever you need, you’ve got something to complement your style.
5. Unique and Comfy FootwearAn amazing assortment of slippers and sandalsContinue strolling around and you’ll come across the footwear section. The slippers and sandals here are definitely worth buying. These are perfect options to match your chic OOTDs, whether you’re eyeing for fancy design or just a simple one.
6. Cool AccessoriesShop for new accessoriesFinish off your look with these stylish accessories, including necklaces, watches, and bracelets.
And if you want more shopping options, it’s recommended to visit Pratunam and Chatuchak markets as well. Just make sure to read my complete guide to Chatuchak Weekend Market and Pratunam Market for full details of the things you can buy there.
Souvenirs from AsiatiqueAdorable and affordable souvenirsYour shopping would not be complete without these eye-catching souvenirs. See the charming Thai magnets, cute wooden pieces, and other special items. These are the best take-home items if you’re on a budget.
Shop for some tasty, dried snacksOne of the greatest finds you’ll uncover in the market are these tasty, dried fruits.
And if you spend a day trip to Maeklong Railway Market from Bangkok, you’ll be surprised by their display of dried fruits. In fact, these are way cheaper than the malls and the stalls here.
Tasty Street Foods at AsiatiqueA delectable feast at the marketAsiatique The Riverfront is definitely not just about shopping.
Go food hunting at the food market and try different tasty foods and drinks. Surely, there’s no shortage of mouth-watering cuisines here.
Next on the list are these exotic food displays. The crocodile grill is definitely a must-try for those with a heart for exciting foods.
If you’re not a fan of exotic stuff, there are other tasty grilled options to lighten up your mood. Enjoy some BBQ chicken, pork, and beef skewers.
Colorful and tasty fruitsAnd, don’t miss the healthy fruits and refreshing drinks. These are the perfect treats to cap off your food escapade.
Best Restaurants at AsiatiqueDine in one of the scenic dining spotsIf you’re craving some tasty and legit Thai cuisines at the Asiatique The Riverfront, nothing to worry about because there are a lot of options. Below are my top picks for the best restaurants in the area.
One of the most visited Thai restaurants here is Kodang Talay. This famous spot offers both scenic river views and delicious Thai seafood. So, if you prefer fine dining, this is highly recommended.
2. Happy Fish RestaurantHappy Fish RestaurantHappy Fish Restaurant is another famous spot in the area. This restaurant serves Thai-fusion and European dishes. And one highlight of this dining spot is that it features a live band performance every night.
3. Capri Italian RestaurantCapri Italian Restaurant*Permanently closed 🙁
Take a break from Thai dishes and enjoy a platter of Italian treats. Capri Italian Restaurant offers plenty of Italian dishes. Plus, this is located at the riverfront, giving you more picturesque views.
4. Wine I Love YouWine I Love YouEnjoy a lovely night out with some tasty drinks at Wine I love you.
This is a nice spot to chill around and appreciate the surroundings.
What about a restaurant and a bar? Well, Brick Bistro Restaurant and Bar can give you both features. The place has a diverse food menu and drinks. And to spice up the night, there’s a live band that serenades the customers.
6. Kacha KachaJapanese dishes are also part of the selection. Relish a bowl of ramen or finish your bento meal at Kacha Kacha.
7. KFCKFCIn case you are on a tight budget, KFC is there to the rescue. This famous fast-food restaurant is a great option for travellers who don’t want to empty their wallets.
Besides reading my Asiatique article, I recommended you to also check out my article on Chocolate Ville here. It’s a very beautiful dining park in Bangkok that’s surrounded by colourful European-style architecture.
Entertainment and Shows1.
Asiatique Sky (Ferris Wheel)Ferris WheelSee the entire river scenery and cityscape of Bangkok from above. Hop aboard the Asiatique Sky and enjoy a relaxing ride. This giant ferris wheel is a great escape from the crowded market setting.
Ticket Prices:
Adult: 450 Thai Baht
Child (Height < 120 cm): 250 Thai Baht
Senior Citizen (60 and above): 250 Thai Baht
If you want a calmer ride, head straight to the Grand Carousel. This is a perfect attraction for those travelling with kids or even those who want a laidback ride.
Ticket Prices:
100 Thai Baht
Welcome to the first-ever haunted train in Thailand! Mystery Mansion gives you the thrill that you need. Steady your heart for 3 minutes as you go through a haunting journey.
Prepare yourselves as you will encounter lots of ghosts along the way.
Each seat caters to up to 2 persons, so you’ve got a buddy to share your horror with.
Ticket Prices:
200 Thai Baht
No need to fly to Vegas to witness a dazzling theatrical/ dinner show. This 1.5-hour performance features the most beautiful and extremely talented transgenders in Bangkok in one magical night.
Normal Ticket Prices:
900 Thai Baht
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5. Muay Thai Live: The Legend LivesMuay Thai Live: The Legend LivesCatch this thrilling performance at Muay Thai Live: The Legend Lives. Watch in awe as these talented Muay Thai fighters showcase their fast and skillful movements to the crowd.
Normal Ticket Prices:
Adult: 1200 Thai Baht
Child (Height 90 cm – 140 cm): 500 Thai Baht
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6.
Joe Louis Thai Puppet TheatreJoe Louis Thai Puppet Theatre – Photo by Joe Louis TheatreEnjoy a night full of humour and laughter. Joe Louis Thai Puppet Theatre is a famous show that reveals the traditional Thai puppetry.
Ticket Prices:
Adult: 450 Thai Baht
Child (6 – 12): 400 Thai Baht
To assist first-time visitors, there are several guide maps scattered around the market. The photo is one of the many maps in the area, which can help you navigate around the market conveniently.
4 Zones of AsiatiqueAsiatique The Riverfront is divided into 4 categories. So, before you start with your exploration, make sure you are already familiar with the market sections.
1. Waterfront DistrictThe first area is the Waterfront District, which is filled with international restaurants and wine bars.
Since it faces the river, this spot offers amazing water views and outdoor activities.
The next section is the Factory District, where you’ll find most of the fashion essentials. So, if you’re looking for clothes, bags, and accessories, this is the best section.
3. Town Square DistrictTown Square District is also packed with a wide selection of fashion clothing and colourful bags. In addition, you can find some restaurants and beverage stalls here.
4. Chareonkrung DistrictChareonkrung District is loaded with different souvenirs and home decors. Also here are some clothing stalls, restaurants, and fun shows.
Opening HoursBefore visiting Asiatique The Riverfront, it’s best that you know the schedule ahead of time. The market opens from 4 PM until midnight, so make sure you explore the place in between this time.
Official Website:
https://www.
asiatiquethailand.com/en/home
To make your Asiatique adventure more convenient, here are some important tips. First is the best time to go to the market, which is around 5 PM onwards. Then, it’s suggested that you spend at least 3 hours there.
Another thing is to take the BTS Skytrain and free shuttle boat to save money. This is also the fastest and most convenient option to reach the market. It’s not advisable to ride a taxi to there because of the traffic jam.
How to Get to Asiatique by BTS and BoatThe nearest BTS station to Asiatique The Riverfront is Saphan Taksin Station. Once you get off the BTS Skytrain at the station, go out the Exit 2 for Sathorn Pier. From there, you can take the Asiatique free shuttle boat to the market in 10 minutes.
So, let’s check out the step-by-step guide below to know how to reach there.
1. Take the Silom Line to Saphan Taksin BTS Station.
2. When you arrived at Saphan Taksin BTS Station, you should go out the Exit 2.
3. Follow the Exit 2 direction boards which will lead you to Sathorn Pier.
4. At Sathorn Pier, jump on the free shuttle boat to Asiatique The Riverfront. The free shuttle boat will drop you at the Asiatique Pier. Once you get off the boat, you’ll discover the night market.
Asiatique Free Shuttle Boat Operating Hours:
4:00 PM to 11:30 PM
Every 15 minutes
Now, we’ve come to the last part of my Asiatique Bangkok blog post. I hope you enjoyed reading the guide and you gain new insights about this popular attraction. 🙂
Truly, this marketplace is such a fun destination for all ages. It’s a great place packed with fantastic shopping and dining opportunities. And of course, all these are beautifully complemented with the lovely river views.
Bangkok is one of the busiest places on the map of Thailand: tourists will not be bored in a city that never sleeps.
After the weakening of the pandemic, the capital of the kingdom returned to a full life: a lot of new things have happened in it lately. And that's one of the main reasons why Bangkok remains the top city in DestinAsian's 2022 Readers' Choice.
Most travelers are familiar with Bangkok's main tourist attractions, including temples and important historical sites such as Wat Phra Sri Rattana Satsadaram (Phra Kaew), Wat Pho, Temple of Dawn (Wat Arun), the Grand Palace, shopping centers and Chatuchak, which is open on weekends and considered one of the largest street markets in the world. But Bangkok has a lot to offer - the city guide will show you activities and locations that tourists may not have known about before.
Early in the morning in Bangkok, life is already in full swing: sellers begin to open street food stalls, and city residents go for a walk. Benjakitti Park has a new part that resembles a natural wetland, perfect for a morning jog.
Unlike other public parks, Benjakitti is a unique combination of Art Nouveau, minimalism and naturalism. Here you can walk, run or ride a bike on a specially created bike path. The main attraction is the almost two-kilometer walking path with paths crossing each other and beautiful views of the wetlands. The park is just a 15-minute walk from Asok BTS Skytrain and Sukhumvit Underground Stations.
Bangkok is a paradise for vintage lovers, be it art, furniture or clothing. At the Chatuchak Weekend Market in Zones 5 and 6, you can find vintage t-shirts, jeans and bags, as well as new handmade clothes. In search of art and antiques, you should go to the 26th zone.
From Monday to Sunday, right in front of the Chatuchak market, there is a new trading location called "Red Building" or Tuek Dang (Bangsa Crossing). This outdoor flea market is perfect for finding second-hand items including antiques and vintage.
Here you can find interior items, furniture, old books, vintage clothes, accessories or even collectible toys.
Not far from the city center is the Pattavicorn market, where one person's unnecessary things are another's treasure. Here you can get real pleasure from exploring a lot of random things, among which you can find something to your liking. It could be clothes, cassettes, used auto parts, kitchenware, Buddhist amulets, film cameras, or old comics.
On the outskirts of Bangkok, a 20-minute drive from Suvarnabhumi Airport is the PTT Forest Station. A natural green oasis in Bangkok has been restored and is being used as a learning center. Although the “forest station” was opened in 2015 by Thailand’s state oil and gas giant PTT as part of a reforestation program, it has been hidden from most foreign travelers until now. Visitors can walk along a “floating” wooden path that overlooks a beautiful forest.
Metro Forest is the place to find the widest variety of trees native to Bangkok.
As part of the celebration of the 250th anniversary of the capital of the kingdom, the city has just opened the first canal park in Thailand, Chong Nonsi. Its design will be fully completed in August 2022: the total length of the canal will be 9 km in both directions. It was created to remind people of the city's past: Bangkok was once known as the "Venice of the East" because the city had many small canals. The Canal Park is reminiscent of Bangkok as it once was, but with modern touches. The zigzag flyover connecting the Chong Nonsi Skywalk to the linear park is a beautiful sight, especially when viewed at night. It is easily accessible by skytrain to Chong Nonsi station.
Another new green park in the city is The Chao Phraya Sky Park, the first park with a garden bridge linking Bangkok with its sister city Thonburi. The bridge is a beautiful footpath about 280 meters long.
Visitors to the park can enjoy beautiful panoramic views of the river and surrounding area, a charming place to take a stroll during the day or evening.
Whether you're a digital nomad or not, Bangkok offers to start your morning with a cup of coffee at one of the various cafes located throughout the city. For example, you can visit Piccolo Vicolo Cafe with a 50-year history, decorated with wooden vintage decor and surrounded by greenery - it is tucked away in a small alley in the Rachatkhevi district near the MBK shopping center. Piccolo Vicolo Cafe's menu contains several unusual signature drinks.
Thailand's first bistro that focuses on different types of cocoa - 31 Degrees, located in the Sathorn district. Here you can try cocoa from local beans grown in northern Thailand and throughout the country, allowing the traveler to experience the palette of flavors of the drink from various regions.
This place is not just for those with a sweet tooth, the bistro also serves organically grown food
Looking for stylish waterfront hotels in a new area is no further than south of Takin Bridge. The Four Seasons at Chao Phraya River is located in the area and boasts a luxurious cafe, BKK Social Club bar and two excellent restaurants: Italian Riva del Fiumi and Chinese Yu Ting Yuan, awarded with one Michelin star.
Hotel Capella is another brand new 5-star hotel with an authentic atmosphere. The hotel's backyard greenhouse grows organic herbs and vegetables to be used by chefs to prepare a variety of drinks and dishes at the hotel's restaurants, including the Michelin-starred Côte.
Just a few BTS stops from the city center, you can find Ari, a creative, laid-back neighborhood.
There are many cozy restaurants, bars, organic food shops, tea houses and cafes that attract not only local residents, but also tourists from other countries. Street food stalls and authentic Thai restaurants are also open throughout the day. Here, travelers can find affordable small hotels or accommodation through Airbnb.
Jodd Fairs night street market is one of the city's new attractions. It is located right behind the Rama 9 mall, just a 5-minute walk from the Rama 9 metro station. What you can expect from it is a variety of inexpensive clothes, gadgets, bars and a lot of street food. The market also has a new skating rink, which operates daily, where every fan of figure skating can demonstrate their skills.
Another place to walk in the evening is the Klong Ong Ang Walking Street. The city's newest pedestrian street is close to Khao San Road and the Chao Phraya River. Located just a three-minute walk from Sam Yot MRT Station, Klong Ong Ang Street is one of the best places to sample a variety of delicious dishes, from kebabs to grilled seafood and Thai sweets.
In addition, there are many stalls selling goods from T-shirts, dresses and shoes to children's toys, plants, accessories and home decoration. Walking Street is open every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 16:00 to 22:00.
Conde Nast Traveler named Soi Nan as one of the world's five trendiest areas this year. The tiny historic lane between Maitricit Street and Rama IV Street is considered one of Bangkok's busiest nightlife locations, with many of the coolest bars in the city. It is worth paying attention to the one and only Tep Bar: its concept is to be a Thai bar with authentic national cuisine, unusual local drinks and cocktails. This is the place where you can hear interesting music and playing national instruments. Featured on the Netflix series Midnight Asia, Teens of Thailand is one of the most popular gin houses in the area. This small bar has only 15 seats and fills up very quickly. Don't forget to try their unique signature cocktail, which varies with the season.
The history and culture of Thailand is closely connected with the art of tattoos. Many people come to the kingdom, both intentionally and spontaneously, to experience the art of body art and tattoo designs that the country has to offer. In recent years, Bangkok has seen some great artists representing a wide variety of styles as well as professional studios. Tattoo prices in Thailand are often much lower than elsewhere - whether you're looking for a more traditional Thai sak yant, new or old school, realistic, minimal or do-it-yourself tattoo.
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