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FREE MAP E13 Rd It Is the Only Temple in Bangkok Which Is Situated Phaya Thai Palace to Serve You the Original Delightful on a Mount Chatuchak market The reason that makes Chatuchak market the legend is Find not because it has been open for more than 40 years, but it is the market that has been specially planned out for shopping and you will not be able to walk around within our stops one whole day. This is because Chatuchak Market has the from below links most projects of storefronts, 27 projects altogether, totaling of over 8,000 storefronts. They also have different types and quality of categories of products available, such as clothes, pets, plants, vegetable and fruits, cooked food, instant food, fresh food and miscellaneous products. This place has all that you wanted to shop. It is the reason why many people would spend their weekends walking around Chatuchak Market so they will get new ideas and be inspired. E10 Lat Phrao Rd Siam Hop Heritage Route E9 Queen Sirikit Museum of Textiles Routes in This museum is originated from Her Majesty Queen Sirikit C who has a passion in Thai textiles and would like to have CBD Route a museum to showcase and preserve them. Since 2003, the Phahon Yothin Rd E8 M renovation of colonial building around Phra Borom Maha Y Ratachwang district has begun in order to set up this textiles Kamphaeng Phet Rd E11 Bangkok museum. There is an exhibition like Fit CM For a Queen: Her Majesty Queen MY Sirikit’s Creations by Balmain to Rat�adaphisek Rd celebrate Her Majesty the Queen’s CY birthday in 2016. Its highlight Entertainment Route is Her Majesty Queen Sirikit’s CMY clothes designed by Pier Balmain, Huai Khwang the French designer who had been K the main designer for 22 years. E7 Khao Sarn Road Nang Loeng Market The current picture of cluttering pub and bars The market of Thai savory snack and sweets lined along this short road would be hard for you Shopping Route is hidden in the beautiful old-style structure. to imagine the origin of its name. This road was National Museum It has been a lively community since King once the largest rice trade center in the city in Rama V’s reign. This is the first inland Rat�adaphisek Rd Krungton Bridge Rama VI Rd the reign of King Rama VI. Time flies and hippie Bangkok market of more than a hundred years old. movement emerged. More and more tourists came This first museum of Thailand was It is well-known for its street and stayed on this road due to its convenient established in King Rama V’s reign. food such as egg noodle with location for visiting Rattanakosin island. Guest- Originally, it was situated at Sahathai crab and grilled red pork. houses mushroom to accommodate flocking Samakom Pavilion inside the Grand Palace With such a small area, it is backpackers. More and more shops, �anon Vibhavadi Rangsit Rd before it was moved to the current location next very easy and convenient to restaurants, pubs and bars are opened up. to Silpakorn and Thammasart University in 1987. immerse yourself into this Khao Sarn Road is sure to be one of the There is an exhibition about Thai history from food destination and nibble first words that backpackers know when pre-historic period, historic period including the best of the city’s local food. they ride a taxi to their first destination Tawarawadee period, Sriwichai period, Lopburi in Thailand. period to Rattanakosin period. The atmosphere is E6 rigid and strict, more suitable for those who are Rama VIII Bridge E12 deeply interested in Thai history. SiamHOP can Rat�awithi Rd assure you that every historical item exhibitedPhra Sumen H16 Si Ayutthaya Rd Cafe de Norasingha here is very rare and valuable. Café de Norasingha is not only Rd Rd a part of Phaya Thai Palace, but E5 Rd also is the only coffee shop that H12 Rd perfectly remains that atmosphere Phra Athit Ran�am Rd of ancient palace and looking very Rat�adaphisek Rd Chat Bot H13 elegant. It is also filled with history since Text elds chat bot H11 they first open in the reign of King Rama 6 until Watthana �am Rd Phayathai nowadays. They have relocated from Sanarmsuepa to Rat�adamnoen Klang Rat�adamnoen Nok Golden Mount FREE MAP E13 Rd It is the only temple in Bangkok which is situated Phaya Thai Palace to serve you the original delightful on a mount. On top is Barombanpot or a golden and delicious beverages for all to try. E4 HOW chedi on a man-made mountain at the highest spot H17 H10 of the temple. Thai people, therefore, often call this Si Ayutthaya Rd Nikhom Makkasan Rd Rama IX Rd Sanam Luang H15 place Wat Phu Khao Thong (Golden Mount). But the Chat Bot official name of this temple is Wat Saket. This temple Kamphaeng Phet VII Rd for on-site assistance Maha Rat has been here since the beginning of Rattanakosin. 1. Go to www.siamhopgroup.com (English) H9 Rd Every November, the temple holds the most bustling TO or Go to www.siamhopgroup.cn (Chinese) . H14 temple fair. Buddhists and tourists can pay respect to E2 E3 2. Click --> Chat bot icon. Bamrung Muang Rd Buddha’s relic brought from Kapilavastu during 3. Please, type requests or question Rd Saranrom Park King Rama V’s reign. The opening time is 7 AM in text elds. Phayathai Phet�aburi Rd S4 Rommaninat – 12 AM. The temple fair is usually held during the S5 Park Loy Krathong Day period. An original temple fair E1 in a big city is such a rare sight now. Come and Load Siamhop application climb up Golden Mount for a panoramic S6 Phet�aburi Rd view of Bangkok! S1 FIND AND DOWNLOAD APPS OR DIGITAL CONTENT H8 S13 H1 Rama 1 Rd Chakkraphet C2 E14 C1 S3 Rd S12 H7 Rd S7 Yaowarat Saphan Phut S2 1.Open the Google Play Store app 2.Search or browse 3.Select an item. Rd H6 (Andoird) or App. store (iOS). for content. Phra Pokklao Bridge Phayathai S8 Note: you can also go to play.google.com. H5 S11 Sukhumvit Rd Witthayu Rd Rama Rat�adamri Rd Museum Siam C13 H2 IV Rd The museum emphasizes on interactive experience by allowing the audience to take part in the exhibit. H4 Rama IV Rd �ong Lo 4.Tap Install 5.Follow the onscreen The building is in pastel yellow packed with Soi Sukhumvit 55 Rd (for free items). instructions to complete the transaction and get the content. edutainment through its permanent H3 Rd Lumphini Park Benchasiri exhibition “Essay of Thailand” Si Phraya Park S9 Benchakiti S10 composing the history of Thailand. There is also C12 Rd Park Exchange terminals a monthly temporary exhibition. And each theme Surawong MUST CHANGE BUS addresses controversial topics like gender equality, C10 Rd Heritage Route CBD Route education, and Asean culture. With the interactive C11 C3 Silom presentation, you will get edutained and enjoy exploring the C9 exhibition. C4 Rd MBK Silom City Sightseeing C5 Ghost Gate Goodies See it your way! All the Thai food-lovers must have heard about the Assumption Church Ghost Gate. Once the sun sets, this quarter becomes Entertainment Route Shopping Route Its Renaissance style cathedral is one of the oldest and the awake and crowded with Thai and foreign foodies most beautiful in Thailand built a century ago, designed queueing for the must-try dish like Thip Samai Pad C8 Rd Central by French architect. Marbles and color glass were finely Sathon Thai or Pad Thai Pratu Phee. And it is not wrong World Rd City Sightseeing City Sightseeing if you love another Pad Thai shop next door too. See it your way! See it your way! selected and shipped from France, Singapore and Italy. Entertainment Route Cathedral’s ceiling and walls are decorated with beautiful Whichever tastes right for you is the best! And SIAM HOP BUS FLEET ENCOMPASSES SEVERAL WIDE-RANGING Fresco. Unfortunately, the church was destroyed by bomb during C6 the one and only street food with one Miche- World War II but later renovated by Christians in Thailand for more lin star award cannot be anyone else but AND VARIED ROUTES. THIS OFFERS TRAVELERS BETTER ACCESS Free WiFi than 6 years. The church is open for public visit. Jay Fai. You will love the omelet with giant Charoen Krung chunks of crab meat. If you plan to try the TO THE CITY THAN EVER BEFORE, WITH THE FLEXIBILITY free food here, come before 5 PM. As the later, free the longer queue. You may have to stand TO MOVE AROUND AT THEIR OWN PACE. for hours. Do not say we did not warn you! WiFi www.siamhopgroup.com www.facebook.com/siamhopgroup C7 UsernameWiFi : Siamhop Emergency Services Telephone Password : Hopbangkok Tourist Police 1155 Medical Emergency Call 1669 English Hotline o2 o66 6600 AW_Logo_final Chinese Hotline 061 390 2273 X WIFI ON SIAMHOP BUS Lat Phrao Rd Phahon Yothin Rd Kamphaeng Phet Rd Rat�adaphisek Rd Huai Khwang nton Bi Rama VI Rd Rat�adaphisek Rd �anon Vibhavadi Rangsit Rd HERITAGE ROUTE Wat Benchamabophit Highlights along this route are many historical places in Bangkok that can be explored from day It is said to be the best well-planned temple decorated with to night. Colonial style buildings are a significant part of the landscape in this area. First settled on Wat Pho the best marble slab from Carrara and Genoa, Italy. Hence, the east side of the mighty Chao Phraya River, this is where the Royal Grand Palace & the Emerald Believe it or not Wat Pho is not only a temple but also the name Marble Temple.
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