Things to do in Bangkok City Pillar Shrine

My first booking got canceled because of maintenance, but I still went anyway—and to my surprise, it was open! 😂 I booked on Klook on the spot since it was cheaper, and redemption was super smooth. There was a long line for walk-ins, but I got to skip it and went straight up. Definitely worth it, and I’d book it again the next time I’m in Thailand!

fantastic. we ate at the cafe on ground floor, Babycinnos. really nice food and reasonable price. Went up to top floor at around 430pm which was a great time as not too busy so could get a good spot for the sunset. Was great to see it in daylight and then night. would recommend

Since our group size that day was small—just our family of four—the travel agency assigned tour guide Coconut to look after us. Coconut was witty, sincere, and experienced, sharing a lot of Thai culture and history in simple, fluent English. When we encountered flooding in Bangkok that day, he quickly adjusted and rearranged the itinerary, showing true professional service. On the way to the railway market, he took us to explore the old market and proactively helped our family take many family photos, guiding me and my family on how to stand and pose for the best shots, which created unforgettable memories for our entire trip. Finally, he found the best route so we wouldn't get soaked, allowing us to smoothly reach the pier to see the fireflies. That night, there were plenty of fireflies, and the boatman was very patient, taking us deep into the jungle at every firefly spot to watch them slowly. It was truly an unforgettable memory and a thoroughly enjoyable day. Meeting tour guide Coconut was a real stroke of luck for us.

Had an amazing dinner cruise. A bit many people tho but all in all I’ve enjoyed it. Food was amazing and service was fast and very approachable. Just sad they have to move me to a different table because the table I was sitting on was good for 2 adults ;((.

We hadn't originally planned to visit this aquarium, but when my daughter saw it while we were shopping at Siam Paragon, she immediately said she wanted to go. It was quick and easy to buy tickets on Klook, and then we were able to go right in. I initially didn't have high expectations for an aquarium inside a department store, but after our visit, everyone in our family was incredibly impressed. We were all amazed by this aquarium; not only did it have many fish we hadn't seen in other large aquariums, but it also had the most sharks I've ever seen. The overall variety was excellent, and the design was fantastic. We loved it so much that we even bought photos, which turned out great. It ended up being our favorite unplanned stop on our trip to Thailand!

I had a very positive experience using this proxy service for my personal prayer at the Erawan Shrine. The team was kind and responsive and carried out the service on the requested date. I especially appreciated receiving photos and a video showing my personalized offerings and prayer being presented at the shrine. Since I could not be there in person, this service was very meaningful to me. Thank you to the team for handling my request with care and respect. 🙏

this is a must do activity. specially if you are with family with kids. shooting robot at vr is amazing, dont get confused with rail ticket. its not a rollr coaster. its just a kind of 7d cinema. main hall is good.

A fun and memorable way to spend an afternoon learning how to cook my favorite thai dishes. Auntie Jib, our instructor, was very engaging, patient and funny. Even if the class was in the afternoon, her funny way made the class alive and entertaining. I appreciate her for noticing that I was left handed so on the next food we had to cook, she transferred me to a station where I can move my elbow freely. 😀 Favorite part was eating every dish we made. I cant believe I actually made them from scratch. It was delicious!! I definitely recommend taking this class to anyone who loves to cook and eat Thai food!

I've ridden almost all kinds of boats on the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok. Usually, my favorite is the 8-baht ferry—it's great for catching the breeze and enjoying the view. Yesterday, a friend came to Bangkok and specifically requested a Chao Phraya river night cruise. After doing research for two days, we chose the newest boat on the river this year, the Super Galaxy! I was a bit nervous before setting off since it's the newest boat, worried it might not live up to the hype. But after boarding, we were simply blown away. The experience is on a completely different level from the budget ferry! We sat on the third-floor deck for the two-and-a-half-hour cruise, passing ICONSIAM, Wat Arun, the Grand Palace, and the Asiatique Ferris wheel twice. The lights reflecting on the river created such an amazing atmosphere, and you can take gorgeous photos without any filters. The buffet on board had a good variety, with unlimited salmon sushi, grilled large prawns, steak, roasted chicken, and free-flowing soft drinks. While eating, we enjoyed live band performances and traditional Thai dance shows, creating a wonderful vibe. Those who like a lively scene could also go up to the second floor for a dance party. My friends and I had an absolute blast and took tons of videos and photos. For just over 300 per person, we got to eat, drink, sightsee, and take great pictures—the value for money is really impressive!