[2025 Bangkok Attraction] Travel Guide for Rama Viii Bridge (Updated Jul)

Had a chance to take a dinner cruise on the Chao Phraya River. We boarded the boat at Asiatique pier. It was a large 3-story boat with a space theme. The food on the boat was buffet style. There was salmon, seafood and many other foods. It was so much to eat. Desserts, fruits, tea, coffee, ice cream. Both eating and watching the beautiful scenery on both sides were very worthwhile. On the boat, there was also a Thai Khon performance and soft singing along the way. There were a lot of people on the boat but it was not cramped. You could walk and get food and take pictures comfortably. The boat left Asiatique and went to Rama VIII Bridge and returned to the boat to end and send us back to Asiatique as usual. The total time was about 2 hours. It was a very good experience. If anyone is free, I recommend changing the atmosphere to eat on the boat. There are many boats, many prices and many times to choose from according to your convenience. Or you can choose to buy on Trip, which is convenient and the price is very good. Recommended. #Get a discount without relying on luck #Bangkok #What to eat in Bangkok #Travel to Bangkok #Where to go in Bangkok #Sightseeing cruise #Chao Phraya River cruise #Dinner cruise

#CruiseTrip #100TravelWays Cruise with a special dinner on the "Chao Phraya Princess" boat. Today's special dinner, let's start the cruise with the admin. The admin started boarding the boat from ICONSIAM Pier to board the "Chao Phraya Princess" boat. The boat provided us with a welcome drink, fruit punch, delicious and refreshing. There were Filipino singers and musicians who came to entertain us throughout the cruise. The music and atmosphere of the cruise collided with the wind, which was extremely romantic. It was time for our meal tonight with an international buffet such as river prawns, New Zealand mussels, raw fish, ribeye steak, grilled lemongrass chicken with sticky rice, matcha salad wrapped in seaweed, and many more menus to add deliciousness. The boat continued on the Chao Phraya River, passing Wat Arun, Wat Phra Kaew, Wat Kalayanamit, and many other places that were beautifully decorated with lights, and ended at Rama VIII Bridge, our highlight. The admin took some pictures of the atmosphere to share with you, it was so beautiful. Then the boat will circle back to drop us off at Icon Siam, the place where we got on. This trip is so awesome, you have to try it. #Bangkok #BuffetReview #Travel

Rama VIII Bridge is another viewpoint. There is a lawn and an exercise area. It is a center for relaxation for people of all ages in this area. You can see the Chao Phraya River and the cool breeze. It is located in Bangkok. Under Rama VIII Bridge, there are many exercise equipment. There is a public park for people to run and do many recreational activities. There is also a photo spot of the suspension bridge. #Rama VIII Bridge #Bangkok #Beautiful photo spots There are very beautiful lights.

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Koh Lanta Pizzaria The highlight of Lanta Pizza is the charcoal oven baking. Using firewood, every pizza will be fragrant and delicious. Including the selection of quality mozzarella cheese sprinkled on top of the pizza. What could be better? The spaghetti here is chewy and soft. It is also delicious when fried dry. The salad is also enjoyable to eat. The shop has a lot of parking space. 📍 Rama 8 Bridge branch The shop is located past Suan Luang Rama 8, Bangkok. ✅Open every day 10:30-21:30 #Recommend delicious restaurants

🌕🎇Rama VIII Bridge, a popular place for Bangkokians that you can't miss during the Loi Krathong festival. Because with the atmosphere along the Chao Phraya River in the evening and at night that you will experience, the view of the bridge is equally beautiful. 🪔🪔This year, it can be said that there is a grand event. In addition to floating krathongs along the Chao Phraya River, you can also shop for various sweet and savory foods. There are also famous shops from 50 districts in Bangkok for you to shop. In addition, there are also various rides for you to try. It can be said that going to one event, you will definitely get to eat, travel, and float krathongs happily. 🪔🌊 #LoiKrathong2565 #LoiKrathongBangkok

Address - Under Rama VIII Bridge Atmosphere/Location - It is a very magnificent Loi Krathong festival with a variety of food and what you can't miss is the largest mobile amusement park in Thailand, Siam Carnival, with over 10 types of rides. Highlights - Let's taste, shop, have fun with lights, colors, and sounds, and see the Chao Phraya River at night. Average price per person - As you wish. Score -10/10 The event is until November 8th. #LoiKrathong2565 #RamaVIIIBridge #AmusementPark

This is the second time that Siam Carnival 2022 is being held. Loi Krathong Festival 2022 at Rama VIII Bridge, Thonburi side. The event will be held from October 28 to November 8, starting from 5:00 PM to 11:30 PM. It's worth going. There's a lot of delicious food and the price is cheap. If you go in the evening, there aren't many people. At night, there are a lot of people. There are a lot of rides to play. All of them are fun to play. The view is beautiful. It's worth taking pictures. 🥹 #QualityContent #RamaVIIIBridge #Rides #LoiKrathong2022

Address - Rama VIII Bridge (Thonburi side) Atmosphere/Place - Very good atmosphere, take a leisurely walk, enjoy the view of the Chao Phraya River, stop by the amusement park, be amazed, and buy food to sit and enjoy an outdoor movie. Highlights - Riverside amusement park, outdoor movie, cheap food Average price per person - Amusement park entrance fee 15 baht/person, ride fee 60 baht/ride Score - 9/10 #amusementpark #recommendation #bangkoktravel #travel #travelvlog #nuiizthewriter #secretlocation #travelguide #waitingfordepartureday #RamaVIIIBridge

This is one of the most beautiful cable-stayed bridges in the capital of Thailand, Bangkok. The bridge is 2.45km long and crosses the Chao Phraya River. The bridge is painted in a striking yellow color, making it especially beautiful for taking pictures at night. The statue of King Rama VIII is located in the park right next to the bridge. The image of the bridge is also printed on the back of the 20 baht note. #bangkok #ramaviibridge

There are also good things under the bridge, lots of food, beautiful view, but during this rainy season, you have to be patient. But if you don't mind, it's okay. #Rama VIII Bridge #Bangkok

From an ancient Thai-style wooden house, it has been transformed into a modern coffee house with a shady garden. There are various seating areas, both inside the house decorated in a contemporary style, outside there are large trees creating shade, and the second-floor balcony of the house is comfortable to sit and enjoy the breeze of the Chao Phraya River. ☕ The coffee here has carefully selected coffee beans, adding flavor with meticulous brewing. 🏠 In the evening, this house will become a chill-out spot, MITH Music In The House, with live music every day, delicious food, and a wide selection of drinks. The cafe is open from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The chill-out spot is open from 5:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. 📍 Located opposite Wat Amornkiri, Bang Yi Khan #BeautifulCafeToShare #CafeReview

The Rama VIII Bridge is a cable-stayed bridge in Bangkok, Thailand, that spans the Chao Phraya River. It was designed to relieve traffic congestion on the Phra Pinklao Bridge, which is nearby. From 1999 to 2002, the bridge was under construction. This renowned single tower, cable-supported bridge served as our guide in Bangkok during our stay. It was close to our hotel, so we knew we were almost home when it came into view while we were out and about. From our hotel room, it was also visible. We drove over it on tours as we entered and exited the city, and we also cruised beneath it on a Chao Phraya River cruise. The gold/orange metal structure on top of the tower took on the appearance of a flame at night. Although not a true destination, it is a prominent element of Bangkok's skyline. #thailandmarkets#popularswing#roadtrip#summervacation#hikingtrails#hotelstay#urbanexplorer

#thailandtrip 📍 Location: Rama VIII Bridge, Charan Sanitwong Road, connecting Bangkok Noi and Bang Phlat districts, Bangkok, Thailand (Spanning the Chao Phraya River near the Royal Thai Naval Academy) The Rama VIII Bridge is a stunning modern cable-stayed bridge, known for its single asymmetrical pylon and elegant design. Opened in 2002, it lights up beautifully at night with colorful illuminations, creating a spectacular visual on the Chao Phraya River. The bridge not only serves as a vital traffic link but also as a popular spot for photographers and locals enjoying river views. ✨ Tips: • Visit after sunset to see the colorful LED lights in full effect. • Walk along nearby riverside parks like Rama VIII Park for great vantage points. • Ideal for photography enthusiasts capturing both daytime structure and nighttime illuminations. • Combine your visit with a trip to the nearby Royal Thai Naval Academy and Bangkok Noi Canal. • Less crowded than central bridges, offering a quieter experience with scenic views. Best time to visit: November to February for cool weather and clear skies. #RamaVIII #CableStayedBridge #BangkokLandmarks #ChaoPhrayaRiver #ModernArchitecture #NightLights #BangkokViews #RiverPhotography #UrbanDesign #ThailandTravel#historicallandmarks #familytrip #历史古迹 #极光

📍Address: See the view of Rama 8 Bridge.

#GetDiscountWithoutLuck **Review of Rama VIII Bridge Park: The Significance That Connects History, Nature, and Community** Suan Luang Rama VIII is more than just a "riverside park", but an area that reflects the historical, social, and environmental significance of Bangkok. It is notable for its design, community activities, and role in improving people's quality of life. Let's take a look at the important aspects of this park through 5 main dimensions. ### 1. **History and Royal Initiatives** Suan Luang Rama VIII was initiated by the royal initiative of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great (Rama IX) to solve traffic problems and improve people's quality of life alongside the construction of Rama VIII Bridge, which opened in 2002. This park is also home to the **5.4-meter King Rama VIII Monument**, along with an exhibition room for the biography of His Majesty. It is considered a place to commemorate the royal grace of the Chakri Dynasty. ### 2. **A complete relaxation and exercise area** Suan Luang Rama VIII is 35 rai in size and focuses on multiple uses: - **A 900-meter running and walking path, shaded by frangipani trees and a view of the Chao Phraya River. - **Sports fields** such as a basketball court, petanque court, skateboard park, and exercise equipment. - **Community activities** such as ballroom dancing, tai chi, and yoga, especially in the evening when people come to exercise in groups. ### 3. **Architectural and natural landmarks** - **Rama VIII Bridge** with its unique lotus pattern, clearly visible from the park and becoming a popular photo spot, especially during sunset when the golden light reflects off the water. - **Scenery** with views of important places on the Phra Nakhon side, such as Phra Sumen Fort, Thammasat University, and Phra Pin Klao Bridge. - **Ecosystem** with large trees providing shade. Small animals like squirrels and cats add cuteness to the area ### 4. **Creative space for all ages** - **Families** There is a playground and picnic area - **Teenagers** Skateboard park under the bridge and industrial-style photo corner - **Senior citizens** Tai Chi activity in the morning - **Tourists** Enjoy riverside food such as Jim Jum and Moo Jum in the atmosphere of the Chao Phraya River ### 5. **Role for the environment and the city** - **Reduce pollution** It is a green lung in the city that absorbs carbon and provides clean air - **Flood prevention** The hardscape is designed to support usage and help drain water - **Promote cultural tourism** Connected to nearby important places such as the Grand Palace Park on Rama VIII Bridge

A night cruise on Bangkok’s Chao Phraya River is a must-do, weaving through iconic landmarks under twinkling lights. This guide breaks down everything you need for an unforgettable evening. Save it and sail away 📝! 1️⃣ Route Highlights & Landmarks Cruise past the Rama VIII Bridge, Grand Palace, Wat Pho (Reclining Buddha), Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn), River City, Icon Siam, and Asiatique’s Ferris wheel. Nighttime transforms Bangkok’s skyline, blending old-world charm with modern dazzle 🌆. 2️⃣ Boarding Points & How to Get There - Icon Siam: Take BTS to Saphan Taksin, then a shuttle boat to Icon Siam. - River City Bangkok: BTS to Saphan Taksin, then shuttle to Si Phraya pier. - Asiatique The Riverfront: BTS to Saphan Taksin, then shuttle to Asiatique. - Riverside Bangkok: Board at Riverside Bangkok Hotel’s private pier; taxi recommended 🚌. 3️⃣ Top Cruise Picks & Seating Tips - Opulence Cruise: Luxe interiors, international buffet, Thai performances, and live bands. Best seats: 3rd-deck open-air (mind low bridges) or 2nd-deck for photos 📸. - Royal Galaxy Cruise: 2024’s sleek ship with cyberpunk lights and dual decks (3rd open-air, 2nd unobstructed). Book edge seats 3–4 days early; indoor floor-to-ceiling windows are rain-proof 🌤️. - White Orchid Cruise: Unique with cabaret show, featuring abalone and salmon in the buffet. Pick 3rd-deck open-air for views or 1st-floor VIP for private dining 🌹. - Wonderful Pearl Cruise: Upgraded with a music fountain and escalator, plus Thai dance and jazz. Choose 2nd-deck semi-open for river breezes or 3rd-deck for skyline vistas 👀. 4️⃣ Onboard Experience: Shows & Dining - Performances: - Live music: English classics and Thai folk songs. - Cabaret show: Exclusive to White Orchid and Riverside Bangkok, high-energy and fun. - Thai dance: Most cruises feature ornate costumes and dazzling lights 🎭. - Buffet: - Thai staples: Tom Yum, green curry, mango sticky rice. - Global fare: Grilled seafood, sashimi, pasta, desserts (Royal Galaxy and Opulence have the widest range). - Drinks: Free coffee/tea on some cruises; alcohol extra 🍽️. 5️⃣ Need-to-Know Tips - Seating: Assigned by operators; note preferences at booking, but no guarantees. - Weather: Open decks close in rain—bring a light poncho and prioritize indoor or semi-open seats. - Timing: Arrive 1 hour early to swap tickets, leaving 30 minutes to explore nearby night markets or snap pics 🕒. A Chao Phraya night cruise is Bangkok’s shining moment, blending riverfront views and Thai flair. Pick the right ship and seat for a night to remember! Search 🔍 Bangkok Local Guide for more insider tips. #BangkokNightCruise #ChaoPhrayaRiver

#Bangkok Itinerary Bangkok, Thailand is a world-famous tourist resort city. Every day, thousands of tourists come to Bangkok for sightseeing and vacation. The Chao Phraya River is the mother river of Bangkok and even the whole of Thailand. There are many attractions along the Chao Phraya River. This time we will introduce a one-day tour of the Chao Phraya River’s landmark attractions. All itinerary attractions are free to visit and take photos📸, no tickets are required. You need to take off your shoes when entering the main temple building. Itinerary introduction: First take public transportation or a taxi to Wat Intharawihan วัดอินทรวิหาร station. After getting off the bus, you will reach the first attraction: Wat Intharawihan วัดอินทรวิหาร. This is one of the famous landmark temple attractions on the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok, famous for its huge golden giant Buddha statue. The entire temple covers a large area. The temple was built in the Ayutthaya era in the early Siamese dynasty. It has gone through hundreds of years and is a veritable historical monument temple. It is also a second-level royal temple certified by the Royal Thai Government. There are many statues of people in the temple, which are very exquisitely made and the expressions of the characters are lifelike. The temple building is tall and majestic, and the exterior decoration structure is full of Siamese cultural and artistic style design. It is exquisite and photogenic. After visiting this temple, walk straight to the left and you will arrive at the second attraction: Rama VIII Bridge (สะพานพระราม 8). Rama VIII Bridge is a landmark building on the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok. Named after King Rama VIII, the Rama VIII Bridge was completed in 2002 and is one of Bangkok's most distinctive modern landmarks. Its asymmetrical cable-stayed design, supported by a 160-meter-long golden pylon, embodies Thailand’s embrace of innovation. Spanning 475 metres across the Chao Phraya River, connecting the bustling streets of Bang Phlat to the historic district of Rattanakosin, the bridge is both a practical bridge and an architectural marvel. Walking along the sidewalk, you can see the Bangkok skyline in full view, with ancient temples such as Wat Arun contrasting with sleek high-rise buildings. At night, the bridge becomes a glowing beacon, with its golden cables gleaming above the dark river, creating a serene yet vibrant scene. Taking photos 📸 will definitely be a hit. After visiting this attraction, we came to the last attraction on the side: the Bank of Thailand Museum. The Bank of Thailand Museum is dedicated to the history and development of Thailand's monetary system and central bank. Housed in the Bank of Thailand building, the museum offers visitors an in-depth look at the evolution of Thailand's financial and economic policies. Exhibits and Collections: The museum houses various exhibits covering the history of currency, banking and economic development in Thailand. Highlights include historical banknotes, coins and archival documents, illustrating the evolution of Thailand's monetary system from ancient times to the present day. The museum also offers interactive exhibits and multimedia presentations that explain the role of the Bank of Thailand in shaping the country's economic landscape. Design and Layout: The museum's design is modern and functional, and the exhibition spaces are well organized to provide an engaging and educational experience. The layout is designed to guide visitors through the chronological development of Thailand's financial history through clear signage and informative displays. The museum’s aesthetic combines traditional and modern elements to create a visually appealing environment that enhances the overall visitor experience. Visitor Experience: A visit to the Bank of Thailand Museum provides a unique opportunity to explore the history of banking and finance in Thailand. The museum’s carefully curated exhibits and interactive elements make the experience engaging and informative. The staff is knowledgeable and ready to assist with any issues, making your visit positive and enriching. Overall Impression: The Bank of Thailand Museum is a compelling destination for those interested in the history of finance and the role of central banks in the development of Thailand. Its informative exhibitions, modern design and educational value make it an important cultural and educational attraction in Bangkok. Whether you're a finance buff or simply curious about Thailand's economic history, the museum makes for a worthwhile and illuminating visit. Attraction address: Bank of Thailand Museum: QF9X+49M, Sam Sen Rd, Wat Sam Phraya, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200 Rama VIII Bridge: QF9W+Q78, Arun Amarin 55 Alley, Bang Yi Khan, Bang Phlat, Bangkok 10700 Indawwihan Temple Address: 144 ถ. วิสุทธิกษัตริย์ Bang Khun Phrom, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200

2-Day Bangkok Travel Guide: Charoen Nakhon Charoen Nakhon is an area that perfectly blends traditional Thai culture with modernity, making it a great place for a leisurely two-day self-guided tour. 📌Day 1: Explore Culture and Street Food 🌥Morning 1. Wat Pak Nam Phasi Charoen ▪️Visit the beautiful and unique Phra Chedi Kaew ▪️Take photos of the elegant architecture inside the temple 2. Khlong Bang Luang ▪️Walk around the houses along the river ▪️Watch a Khon performance at Baan Silpin (a preserved ancient house) ☀️Noon Have lunch at Talat Phlu Savour famous street food such as the 100-year-old Khanom Bueang Boran or stewed pork noodles 🌤Afternoon 3. ICONSIAM ▪️Shop or stroll around the "Suk Siam" area, which replicates a floating market and Thai culture from many regions ▪️Sip coffee by the river at a cafe with a view of the Chao Phraya River 🌝Evening 4. Take a Chao Phraya River Cruise ▪️Take a dinner cruise or express boat to enjoy the view of the Chao Phraya River at night ▪️Capture the impressive photos of Rama VIII Bridge and Wat Arun ‐-------------------------- 📌Day 2: Local life and contemporary art Morning Wat Saen Chat Market Stroll along the riverside morning market Sample local breakfast such as grilled sticky rice or traditional coffee River City Bangkok Riverside Art Gallery See contemporary art and rotating exhibitions Shop for souvenirs at handicraft shops Noon Have lunch at Charoen Nakhon 17, a local cafe and restaurant Try popular dishes such as Pad Thai with fresh shrimp or Khao Khluk Kapi Afternoon 3. Baan Silapin (Baan Silpin) Watch art demonstrations such as wood carving or oil paintings Enjoy beautiful photo spots along the canal Evening 4. Asiatique The Riverfront Watch the sunset Enjoy shopping and dinner at the colorful night market Try the Ferris wheel for a bird's-eye view of the river Travel tips Use the Gold Line (BTS) at Krung Thon Buri or Charoen Nakhon stations for convenient access to the area. Download a map application (e.g. Google Maps) to search for locations and directions. It is recommended to wear comfortable walking shoes as there may be a lot of walking in some areas. A 2-day tour of Charoen Nakhon in Bangkok will allow you to fully experience both traditional and modern life in this big city! 😊

📸 Taking pictures at Pak Khlong Talat - Saphan Phut We started by buying cute flowers💐 at Pak Khlong Talat to use as props. We took a few pictures with the flower shop and got some content. The price of flowers here is not too expensive. There are a lot of flowers. You can choose any kind of flower. The flowers that are usually chosen are sunflowers, daisies, roses, and carnations. Then, we will take pictures to capture the evening light during the sunset or take pictures at night. You will get beautiful pictures in another way. When the flowers and cameras are ready, walk a little bit and you will reach Saphan Phut. At 5 pm, the light on the bridge is beautiful. It is very enjoyable to take pictures. But there are quite a few people, so you have to find a good angle. If you want to take pictures on Saphan Phut, you have to check the weather and the right time. Or if you don't want to see a lot of people, you can walk to take pictures on the beautiful floating bridge at Phra Pok Klao Bridge next door or Rama VIII Bridge, Krung Thon Bridge (Sang Hi Bridge), and many other beautiful and interesting places. 📍 : Pak Khlong Talat - Saphan Phut ⏰ : All the time #Pak Khlong Talat #Saphan Phut #Take pictures of Pak Khlong Talat #Take pictures of Saphan Phut #Places to visit in Bangkok #Get discounts without relying on luck

#newyearnewtrip#bangkok#travel #happynewyear 1. Pickup from Hotel (Around 6:00 PM) Time: Pickup from your hotel in central Bangkok around 6:00 PM. Details: A private car or shared shuttle will arrive at your hotel to pick you up. You’ll head to Asiatique The Riverfront, where the pier is located, and the transfer takes about 30 minutes depending on traffic. 2. Arrive at Pier 2 (6:30 PM) Location: Asiatique Pier 2, located near the Asiatique Riverfront Mall, which offers a mix of shopping and entertainment options. Activity: You’ll check in at the pier, receive your boarding pass, and enjoy a brief walk around the area while you wait for the boat. 3. Boarding and Departure (7:00 PM) Time: Boarding the boat by 7:00 PM and set sail promptly. Details: The cruise typically lasts for 2–2.5 hours, offering amazing views of Bangkok’s skyline, the Chao Phraya River, and landmarks such as the Grand Palace, Wat Arun, and the Rama VIII Bridge as you sail along. 4. Dinner on Board (7:15 PM to 8:45 PM) Menu: A delicious buffet-style dinner (or set menu depending on the cruise operator). Expect a wide selection of Thai cuisine including grilled seafood, traditional Thai curries, stir-fried dishes, and dessert options. Entertainment: Live music and cultural performances, such as traditional Thai dance or live bands, create a relaxed atmosphere as you enjoy your meal. 5. Cruise Return and Arrival Back at Pier (9:30 PM) Time: Return to Pier 2 around 9:30 PM, where the shuttle will be waiting to take you back to your hotel. Cost: Price per person: Around 1,000 to 1,500 THB (for a standard buffet dinner cruise). Premium or VIP packages with better seating, a-la-carte options, or wine pairings might range from 2,000 to 3,500 THB per person. Note: Prices can vary depending on the cruise operator and the time of booking, so it's best to check and confirm in advance. Fun Things to Look Forward to: Scenic Views: Enjoy unparalleled views of Bangkok's landmarks lit up at night, including the stunning Grand Palace, Wat Arun, and the vibrant skyline. Cultural Performances: Live traditional Thai performances, such as classical dances and music, enhance the dinner experience. Romantic Atmosphere: Perfect for couples or anyone looking to enjoy a peaceful, scenic night out on the river. Photogenic Moments: Capture the beauty of the city at night, especially the reflections on the river.

#triptravelchina - Wat Krihabadi is a third-class royal temple located next to the Chao Phraya River, Bang Yi Khan Subdistrict, Bang Phlat District, Bangkok, near Rama VIII Bridge. It was built by Phraya Ratchamontri (Phu Phommanutree), the progenitor of the Phommanutree family, in 1824. King Nangklao, Rama III, bestowed Phra Saek Kham, a beautiful Buddha image in the Lan Xang art style, which was brought from Vientiane, as the principal Buddha image of the viharn.

Went to see the boats along Rama VIII Bridge. The weather was great, not too hot. Got to see the royal barges as well. Worth the wait. Really enjoyed watching the river. Thousands of people from all directions came to see the royal ceremony, which only happens once in a while. Some people came since early morning. As for us, we arrived right on time. It was convenient to take public transportation. We sat and ate a meal by the river, chilling, and watching the boat parade. The vibe was great. If I have a chance, I will stop by again for lunch. #BangkokTravel #RamaVIIIBridge #SuperGoodView

The view of Bangkok from the riverside is very beautiful.

The first time I came here, the atmosphere was very good. There is a public park for people to exercise and there are seats to eat. You can come alone, bring your lover, bring your family to create warmth and romance here. #BangkokTravel

Enjoy the nighttime view of the Chao Phraya River, illuminated by lights, passing by Wat Phra Kaew, Wat Arun, Wat Pho, and Rama VIII Bridge. The Chao Phraya River cruise includes a dinner service for 2 hours, offering a million-dollar view, luxurious dining, an international buffet, and seafood. The large 3-deck boat with an open-air rooftop can accommodate up to 700 guests. Available daily from 19:00 to 21:00. Food type: Thai-international buffet, river prawns, New Zealand mussels, salmon...

5-star luxury, cruise and enjoy the night atmosphere Along both sides of the Chao Phraya River ⛵️ with delicious Thai food At Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort . Bangkok still has a lot to explore. On this trip, we stayed at Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort, a riverside accommodation in Charoen Nakhon area. . The highlight here is the evening dinner cruise with Manora boat, enjoying the beautiful view of both sides of the Chao Phraya River and passing important landmarks such as Wat Arun and Rama VIII Bridge for us to take beautiful pictures. The menu is Fine Dining, Thai food with delicious flavors and beautiful plate decorations. . Another highlight here is the tranquility, shady, the swimming pool is like entering an Oasis. And the breakfast line here is very good. Anyone who loves to eat will love this. And the accommodation also has complete services. We stayed in a family room. In the room, they had a PS5 to play with. It was perfect. For anyone who wants to experience an exclusive cruise and stay in luxury like us We think you won't be disappointed if you go here. . 📍Location: Along the Chao Phraya River, Bangkok #Review #Accommodation #Bangkok #ManohraCruises #AnantaraRiverside #WhereToGoAndBeHappy

We recommend the unforgettable activity "Rama VIII Bridge Viewpoint Cruise", which is an experience not to be missed for those who want to experience the beauty of Bangkok from a different perspective. The cruise route starts from Phra Athit Pier, passing the Chao Phraya River, the main artery of the capital. You will see beautiful scenery on both sides of the river, including ancient temples, modern skyscrapers, and riverside houses that still maintain their traditional way of life. The highlight of the trip is passing under Rama VIII Bridge, one of the most beautiful cable-stayed bridges in Bangkok, especially at night when the lights on the bridge are turned on, reflecting on the water surface, creating a beautiful image like a painting. In addition, there are food and drinks served on the boat, so you can enjoy the delicious food while enjoying the impressive view. Soft music helps to add to the romantic atmosphere. This cruise is suitable for all ages, whether you come with family, couples, or friends, you can have fun and enjoy it. It is a great way to escape the hustle and bustle of the capital and experience the tranquility of the river. Don't forget to bring a camera because you will get many beautiful pictures, especially the sunset on Rama VIII Bridge, which is a stunningly beautiful image. Therefore, this Rama VIII Bridge Viewpoint Cruise is a worthwhile activity, providing both fun, impressions, and good memories that will stay with you for a long time. #Water activities #100 ways to travel

#travelanywhere Rama VIII Bridge, also known as the Phra Pinklao Bridge, is a striking cable-stayed bridge spanning the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok. Opened in 2002, the bridge connects the northern and southern parts of the city, linking the Phra Nakhon and Thonburi districts. The bridge is notable for its distinctive design, featuring a single central tower with slanted cables that give it a unique, modern appearance. It is named after King Rama VIII, honoring the late monarch, King Ananda Mahidol.