16 places curated from 10 travel vlogs โ the more a spot gets mentioned, the higher it ranks
Recommended as one of the best areas in Bangkok for diverse, affordable street food.
Bangkok's famous backpacker street, packed with food vendors, clothing stalls, bars and travellers. It's a good place to try fried insects like grubs and scorpions.
Recommended, along with the old town, as one of the best areas to stay on a first visit to Bangkok.
One of Bangkok's oldest neighbourhoods, where locals still live in old houses, and it is becoming a trendy area for hip cafes, street art and riverside restaurants.
A historic neighbourhood next to Chinatown where once-abandoned heritage buildings are being revived by a new generation. It is drawing growing crowds to its eateries.
A street with rooftop bars and clubs.
The red-light district near Lumpini Park, one of Bangkok's three adult entertainment areas.
A standout adult entertainment street near the Asok intersection. The itinerary suggests taking a look on the last night.
A trendy area with some of Bangkok's best nightlife options.
A tamer alternative to Sukhumvit for nightlife, without the chaos.
A historic downtown district known for diverse street food and lesser-known temples. The hosts explored its temples with a local guide to learn about Thai history and culture.
A multi-storey, U-shaped adult entertainment complex with security checkpoints, one of the standout nightlife spots on Sukhumvit.
A local entertainment district with clubs such as Onyx, Route 66 and Space.
A trendy area with some of Bangkok's best nightlife options.
A walking street suggested for a first-evening stroll from Phra Athit Pier down to Khao San Road.
The Sukhumvit side street known as Nana, part of the area's nightlife scene.