Wat Arun

known as the Temple of Dawn—is one of Bangkok’s most iconic landmarks, rising majestically along the Chao Phraya River with its towering central prang adorned in thousands of colorful porcelain fragments. ​A standout experience at Wat Arun is participating in a traditional Thai costume photoshoot. Numerous rental studios near the temple offer elegant outfits, and professional photographers guide visitors to the best angles so you can be beautifully framed by Wat Arun’s intricate spires and riverside views. This immersive experience allows you to capture timeless memories in one of Bangkok's most iconic settings. 

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​Masjid Ton Son

Masjid Ton Son, also known as Ton Son Mosque, is the oldest mosque in Bangkok, Thailand, with a rich history dating back to 1688 during the Ayutthaya Kingdom. Founded by Chao Phraya Ratchawangsanseni (Mahmud), it was initially a teak structure resembling a Buddhist monastery hall. Over the centuries, the mosque has undergone several renovations: during King Rama II's reign, it was converted into a brick building, and in 1952, it was reconstructed using reinforced concrete due to the deterioration of the original structure. The mosque's name, "Ton Son," meaning "pine tree," was adopted after twin pine trees were planted at its entrance during King Rama III's reign.

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Masjid Bang Luang

The mosque is renowned for its unique architectural style, blending Thai, Chinese, and European elements, making it the only Thai-style mosque in the world with such a fusion. Its white-painted brick structure and ornate decorations reflect the diverse cultural influences present in the area. Situated near the Khlong Bangkok Yai canal, the mosque is part of the Kudi Khao community, an area known for its rich cultural heritage.​​

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Iconsiam Mall

Inaugurated in November 2018, this expansive complex spans approximately 525,000 square meters and features over 500 retail stores and more than 100 dining establishments. A standout feature is SookSiam, an indoor floating market that showcases the arts, culture, and cuisine of Thailand's provinces. Visitors can sample regional delicacies and experience traditional performances in this vibrant cultural hub. The complex also boasts the Multimedia Water Feature, and rotating art exhibitions.