2026 Dusit Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in August)

Nestled in the Dusit District, an area rich in Bangkok's historical charm, you'll find a magnificent Thai restaurant perfect for celebrating a special occasion or adding a memorable highlight to a sophisticated getaway. Welcome to "Baan Ladarom Authentic Thai Cuisine"! Far more than just a place to enjoy a delicious meal, this is an exquisite gastronomic destination where you can fully immerse yourself in Thailand's vibrant culinary culture and history. The absolute highlight of this restaurant is its lavish setting—a beautifully restored vintage mansion (Ladarom House) dating back over 100 years. The moment you step through the doors, you'll feel as though you've traveled back in time. The classic, welcoming interior boasts elegant European colonial styling, making every corner picture-perfect. It exudes a refined, comforting atmosphere, making you feel like an honored guest in a Thai aristocrat's private home. The menu here features profoundly complex and delicate authentic Thai dishes that thoughtfully modernize closely guarded family recipes alongside traditional royal culinary techniques. The seasoning is impeccably balanced—never too spicy or overly sweet—designed to maximize the natural umami and pure flavors of the high-quality ingredients. A universally acclaimed signature dish is the visually stunning "Yum Som O" (Pomelo Salad with Edible Flowers). It’s a beautifully crafted plate radiating hospitality, where aromatic spices and fresh herbs elegantly mingle with the tart sweetness of the pomelo. You'll also discover an array of other sensational dishes, such as their traditional "Massaman Curry," offering a mild yet intricately spiced flavor profile. True to its promise of "Thai cuisine to be enjoyed with all five senses," this acclaimed spot harmonizes taste, aroma, and presentation with the ambient sounds and textures of its gorgeous surroundings. In the tranquil atmosphere of Dusit, why not treat yourself and your loved ones to a luxurious, unhurried moment steeped in authentic tradition? 🏰 Baan Ladarom Authentic Thai Cuisine (บ้านลดารมณ์) 📌 700, 1 Nakhon Ratchasima Rd, Thanon Nakhon Chai Si, Dusit District, Bangkok 10300

#TravelChat 🥤 About kup -coffee stand- is a small cafe near the Dusit District Office. They focus on takeaway. But they do have seating inside the shop, so if you have a chance, drop by. The prices are good and not too expensive for such good coffee. The owner is friendly. Feel free to ask about anything you'd like to order or ask. Parking is a bit tricky, so you'll have to use public transportation or a motorcycle. You can also order online or call to order and pick up. 📍Location: 338 Rama 5 Road, Suan Chitlada Subdistrict, Dusit District, Bangkok 10300 🕞 Business Hours: Mon-Fri 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM / Sat-Sun 8:30 AM - 3:00 PM #Aboutcup #Aboutcupcoffeestand #CafeReview #BangkokCafe #Bangkok #BangkokTravel #BangkokAttractions

Does everyone have a place where they find peace? 😊 At the Bodhi Mandala Buddhist Memorial, the atmosphere feels as if each step taken is more serene than usual. Visitors often immediately sense that the "silence" here is not emptiness but a space that allows the mind to gradually adjust to a necessary stillness. The Seven Great Places, a replica of significant events following the Buddha's enlightenment, are meticulously arranged around the principal Buddha statue. Visitors walk through each level, learning and experiencing a sense of calmness both physically and mentally. Each spot exudes a simple aesthetic and a tranquil atmosphere, making it an ideal place for those seeking peace of mind while exploring the serene corners of contemporary Buddhist art. Location 📍69 Si Ayutthaya Road, Dusit Subdistrict, Dusit District, Bangkok

#Mu travel destination Wat Thewarat Kunchorn has a very beautiful ordination hall. The original name was Wat Samo Kraeng. Inside, there are beautiful murals. And it is in a very well-preserved state. Very beautiful Wat Thewarat Kunchorn is a temple famous for granting wishes. Therefore, people like to come and pray to the God of Promptness. Of course, we, the Mu, will not miss it. 📍90 Si Ayutthaya Road, Wachira Phayaban Subdistrict, Dusit Subdistrict 📍 Dusit District, Bangkok 10300 ⏰06:00 - 18:00 ☎️02 281 2430 🚗 Parking available (parking fee) 💰 Free #thailand #travel #onedaytrip #missnature #centralregionteam #waitingfordeparture #familytrip #goodatmosphere #placestovisit #thaitravelthailand #travelthailand #travelontheroad #tripnearbangkok #beautifulphotospots #cafereview #beautifulcafetellothers #cafelife #mustvisitcafe #beautifulphotocafe #Pointing out delicious restaurants #Secret restaurants #Winter travel #Trip giving away free accommodation

🧚‍♀️Who would have thought that walking around Thewet would have a new cafe to sit and relax like this? 😃This is CASA BLANCA cafe and hostel, a small cafe. Cute, with seating on both the first and second floors. The prices of drinks and bakery are also very cute. 🐇 🍰The highlight menu that I would like to recommend is the Blueberry Cheesecake. 🧀🍰The first bite is amazing, the cream cheese is very thick. The blueberries on top are also very juicy. It's so delicious that you have to buy it home. 🎂 If you come to Thewet, Bangkok, I recommend you to sit and relax at CASA BLANCA cafe and hostel. 🍭 ☕️Deliciousness score 10/10 🏷 Average price 100-200 baht 🚫No parking #New cafe 2023 #Cafe review #Go to a chic cafe #cafe

Botan, spicy and sour Tom Yum noodles, wow! Handmade seasonings, clean The taste is too spicy #BotanTomYumNoodles #RecommendedMenu 🥢Tom Yum seafood noodles, Tom Yum pork noodles, Clear soup noodles 🍜Mega Botan (Giant bowl of Tom Yum noodles) 🔸Dry crispy wonton Tom Yum🥟Fried pork wontons 🍡Fried meatballs ---------- 🚩Botan Tom Yum Noodles ⏰Opening/Closing Time: Mon-Fri 09.00-19.00, Sat 09.30-17.00 Address - Botan 🌸 Tom Yum Noodles 517 519 Samsen Road Wachira Phayaban Subdistrict, Dusit District, Bangkok 10300 Atmosphere/Location - The shop is decorated in white, blue, and red, looking chic. Cleanliness is top-notch. The shop is comfortable and airy. Highlights - Tom Yum Soup 🌸 Botan Average price per person - 60+ Score - Full 10 Tom Yum Noodles

Today we intentionally drove to the Shrine of the Goddess of the Sea at Sang Hi Bridge because we heard that there is a Hainanese rice noodle shop here with an old and original recipe called “Jae Nit Hainanese Rice Noodles”. The shop is located in the parking lot of the shrine. If you drive here, you can park inside the Shrine of the Goddess of the Sea. Jae Nit Hainanese Rice Noodles has been open for over 50 years. It is an old and original recipe. I must say that it is very difficult to find Hainanese rice noodles these days because not many people sell them anymore. I am very glad to have found this shop. Their food is really delicious. You will not be disappointed after eating it. The Hainanese rice noodles here come in both pork and beef, dry and clear soup, as well as a noodle soup. What we ordered today were 2 bowls of dry Hainanese rice noodles with pork and 1 plate of pork salad. The dry Hainanese rice noodles here come with a thick sauce. The taste is rich and does not need to be seasoned with any additional seasoning. The pork in the Hainanese rice noodles is stewed pork that is soft and fragrant. It is very delicious. As for the pork salad, it is very delicious and not inferior to the Hainanese rice noodles at all. The salad also has peanuts and corn. The dressing is perfectly balanced. The pork and liver in the salad are soft and delicious. They are cooked to the perfect doneness. For those who have never eaten Hainanese rice noodles here, I highly recommend it. It is really delicious. 📍Jay Nit Hainanese rice noodles in the Shrine of the Goddess of Mercy, under the Sang Hi Bridge, Dusit District, Bangkok #Recommend delicious restaurants #Secret location #Samsen #Sang Hi Bridge

Today we come to pay homage to the Shrine of the Goddess of Mercy or Tui Bua Teng Niang, located at the foot of Sang Hi Bridge, Dusit District. There is a parking lot inside the shrine. You can drive in and park your car. The Shrine of the Goddess of Mercy is revered by Chinese people living in Thailand. It is open for people to come and pay homage to the Goddess every day from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Most people like to come and pay homage and ask for blessings for business, investment, and good health, including having children or for love. After paying homage, it is up to you to fulfill your vows. Or you can ask for advice from the staff who are stationed here. It's almost New Year's. For those who want to pay homage and ask for blessings for a prosperous life, I recommend coming here. 📍 Shrine of the Goddess of Mercy, Sang Hi Bridge, Dusit District, Bangkok #Shrine #Worship #VisitBangkok

Figures 2 - 3: The front view of the Ubosot (Ordination Hall) enshrining Luang Pho Than Chai, and the side view of the Vihara (Assembly Hall) featuring windows designed in a Thai-Chinese art style. Figures 4 - 6: The Vihara's gable adorned with lotus patterns (a Thai-Chinese art style favored during the reign of King Rama III), the Ubosot's gable featuring traditional Thai patterns, and the roof of the Ubosot (highlighting the architectural roof finial known as the "Hang Hong" or swan's tail). Figure 7: The temple's entrance archway. Location: Wat Noranat Suntharikaram, Krung Kasem Road, Wat Sam Phraya Subdistrict, Phra Nakhon District, Bangkok 10200

🥬Calling all Vietnamese food lovers! I highly recommend a long-standing Vietnamese restaurant named Madame An. It used to be on Ranong 1 Road in Dusit District but has now relocated to Sukhontharam Road, still in Dusit District. Every dish is perfectly balanced, and they offer a huge variety on the menu. 🥦A must-try is the Vietnamese Pork Hot Pot (350 Baht), served right at your table with a mini stove. Don't be surprised by the sweet broth—pineapple is the secret ingredient that makes it so flavorful and naturally sweet! Next is the large Nam Nueng set (Vietnamese pork sausage wrappers) for 250 Baht, served with fresh vegetables; it's absolutely delicious. Then there's the Fried Tofu (89 Baht)—tasty but served piping hot, so eat with caution! Let me add one more recommendation: Vietnamese Rice Noodle Soup with Pork Roll (100 Baht). The noodles are soft, the aroma is amazing, and the broth really hits the spot. ~ Great prices ranging from ~200-400 Baht. 🥦Location: 100/1 Sukhontharam Rd, Suan Chitlada, Dusit, Bangkok 10300 ⛩️Hours: Open daily from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM. 🚗Parking: Available in front of the restaurant and along the street.

Photo 1: Thousand-Hand Goddess Guanyin with a golden body at Wat Bua Khwan Phra Aram Luang, Nonthaburi Photo 2: Goddess Guanyin in the Bestowing Blessings posture (seated), left hand holding a Ruyi scepter at Wat Sukhantharam, Sukhantharam Rd., Suan Chitlada Subdistrict, Dusit District, Bangkok Photo 3: Goddess Guanyin in the Compassion posture (standing), left hand holding a sacred vase, right hand holding a willow branch at Wat Thammaphirataram (Wat Saphan Sung) Photo 4: Goddess Guanyin in the Compassion posture (standing), left hand holding a sacred vase (pouring) at Wat Chanthara Samoson, Dusit District, Bangkok Photo 5: Goddess Guanyin in the Compassion posture (standing), left hand holding a sacred vase, right hand supporting the vase at Wat Amphawan, Soi Wat Amphawan, Thanon Nakhon Chai Si Subdistrict, Dusit District, Bangkok Photo 6: Goddess Guanyin in the Compassion posture (standing), left hand holding a sacred vase (pouring) at Wat Khae Nok, Nonthaburi Rd., Bang Kraso, Mueang Nonthaburi District, Nonthaburi

Images 2 - 3: The Principal Buddha Statue (Ayutthaya period) enshrined in the old ordination hall, and Luang Pho Phra Sitthat Phutthakhodom (Big Buddha) enshrined near the pier at Wat Sadet. Location: Wat Sadet, Pathum Thani Images 4 - 5: Luang Pho Suk Kasem (over 400 years old), the principal Buddha of the old ordination hall, and a replica of Luang Pho Suk Kasem in front of the ordination hall. Location: Wat Bot Samsen, Wat Sam Phraya, Dusit District, Bangkok 10200 Image 6: Luang Pho Dam at Wat Thai Mueang, Nonthaburi Image 7: Luang Pho Dam at Wat Samanakot, Nonthaburi

Image 2: A castle-shaped chedi built on a high base (with twelve indented corners), presumed to date back to the Ayutthaya period. Images 3 - 6: The (new) Ubosot (ordination hall). The stucco designs on the doors and windows feature contemporary Thai motifs. The gable is decorated with traditional Thai patterns along with the 'Trisula Royal Seal' or 'Emblem of the House of Chakri' (a crossed discus and trident, adapted from Lord Vishnu's divine weapons to correspond with the name "Chakri Dynasty," meaning the wielder of the discus). Images 7 - 8: A Buddha statue in the Maravijaya posture (seated cross-legged, left hand resting palm up on the lap, right hand resting palm down on the knee with fingertips pointing to the ground) and a Buddha statue in the blessing posture (standing, with one hand raised to chest level and the palm facing forward to grant blessings, while the other hand hangs down). In front of the Ubosot. Location: Wat Bot (Samsen), 207 Samsen Rd, Wat Sam Phraya, Dusit, Bangkok 10200

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #StoryBeforePraying #PrayingForBlessings History According to the temple's history, Wat Amphawan was built during the reign of King Rama III, around 1842, by Phraya Ratchachanasongkhram (Wan) as a dedication to his mother, Am. Originally named 'Wat Amwan,' it was later renamed "Wat Amphawan" for its aesthetic appeal. From around 1980 onwards, the temple underwent construction and renovation of various buildings, including the main chapel, the sermon hall, monks' quarters, and guesthouses, as they stand today. The main chapel is surrounded by a glass wall, with decorative stupas at each of the four corners (the glass wall and the stupas on both sides of the chapel have since been removed). A cloister was built at the back to enshrine the Buddha image inside, connecting to the chapel and using the original glass wall as its foundation. People often come to worship the main Buddha image in the main chapel. And the group of Buddha images around the cloister behind the main chapel. Location: Wat Amphawan, 1186 Soi Wat Amphawan, Nakhon Chai Si Road, Nakhon Chai Si Subdistrict, Dusit District, Bangkok 10300

· History According to historical records, Wat Sawat Wari Simaram was established in 1832 (B.E. 2375) during the reign of King Rama III (King Nangklao). It was founded by "Phraya Sawat Wari" (Chao Sua Chim). Originally known as "Wat Khae Samsen," the temple was renamed later on. Following its establishment, various temple structures have been built and continuously restored over time, and most remain today. The ordination hall (Ubosot) reflects the popular architectural style favored during King Rama III's reign. It features a traditional hall shape surrounded by verandas and eaves. The pillars supporting the eaves are plain, square columns without the typical lotus-shaped capitals. Visitors commonly come to pay their respects to the 'collection of Buddha images and statues of revered monks' housed in the Buraphachan Pavilion, located at the front of the temple. · Location: Wat Sawat Wari Simaram, 994 Nakhon Chaisi Road, Thanon Nakhon Chaisi Subdistrict, Dusit District, Bangkok 10300

📍 Wat Amphawan, Dusit District Another serene temple in Bangkok that's perfect for a mental getaway is Wat Amphawan 💛 The highlight of this place is its "calm and tranquil" atmosphere 🛕✨ It's highly recommended for those devoted to Dharma practice or anyone looking for a quiet spot to meditate and clear their mind. The temple grounds are lush and shady 🌿, with large trees providing excellent shade and a cool breeze. You'll feel instantly relaxed the moment you walk in. Unlike typical tourist temples, there’s no hustle and bustle here 🧘♀️ This allows you to truly spend quality time with yourself. Whether you're here to make merit or simply sit in silence, you'll definitely feel better. 📸 Must-see spots – The Ubosot (ordination hall) and the Buddha statue – Quiet corners for meditation – The tree-shaded walkways within the temple

This café feels like stepping into a European-style café with a touch of vintage charm, yet it retains a warm and cozy homely vibe that makes you feel comfortable as soon as you step in. ✨ The window corner is the best spot, with natural light streaming in perfectly and offering a relaxing view outside. It's ideal for sipping drinks leisurely or taking photos with a soft, mellow tone. Inside, the café is decorated with wooden furniture, leather sofas, and classic-style ornaments. There are quiet corners for sitting alone and sofa areas for chatting with friends. The café also has a subtle cool vibe with neon lights and loft-style decorations, adding layers to the ambiance and keeping it fresh and interesting. ✨ Menu Highlights: · Iced Cocoa: Rich and perfectly balanced, not overly sweet, easy to drink, yet the cocoa flavor is distinct. · Coffle Strawberry: Fragrant, sweet, with a slight tanginess that blends perfectly. Pairing it with a drink is delightful. · Matcha Latte Coconut: Soft matcha aroma combined with the creamy richness of coconut, creating a smooth and non-overpowering taste. Overall, this place offers "great prices + great flavors + great atmosphere" all in one spot. 💚 Highly recommended for café enthusiasts or anyone looking for a chill hangout spot. 📍 Location: 463, 37 Soi Luk Luang 7, Si Yaek Mahanak Subdistrict, Dusit District, Bangkok 🕰️ Operating Hours: 9:30 AM - 5:00 PM Bangkok is worth visiting!

#Get a discount without relying on luck 🥓 I highly recommend this restaurant! We came because we saw a picture of the Picanha on social media and had to track down the restaurant until we found this one. "Choo Lao Choo Rot" is an Isaan-style Thai restaurant that focuses on quality ingredients. They have a huge menu, including various som tum (papaya salad), curries, salads, and grilled meats. 🥩 Recommended dishes we think you must try: · Grilled Picanha (amazing, a must-order!) · Sous Vide Grilled Beef Tongue with Jaew Sauce (also delicious!) · Choo Lao Som Tum / Choo Rot Som Tum · Spicy Pork Rib Soup · Fried Pork Belly with Fermented Fish Sauce 🫚 Choo Lao Choo Rot has several branches. We went to the Sam Yaek Phichai branch, which has convenient parking along the road. However, the restaurant doesn't have many seats, so if you come in the evening, it might be crowded and you might have to wait in line. But the food comes out quickly, so the wait is definitely worth it! Highly recommended! 📍Location: 183/9 Amnuay Songkhram Road, Thanon Nakhon Chai Si Subdistrict, Dusit District, Bangkok 10300 🕜Opening Hours: 12:00 PM - 11:00 PM. Closed every Monday. #ChooLaoChooRos #SamYaekWichaiBranch #RestaurantReview #ThaiRestaurant #Bangkok #TravelBangkok #BangkokReview

If you're looking for a cozy cafe with a relaxing atmosphere, I highly recommend Capybara House Cafe. This small cafe exudes warmth and has an adorable character that welcomes you as soon as you step inside 🪴✨. I tried their chicken rice with fried egg—a simple dish that turned out to be surprisingly delicious. The chicken was tender, the sauce was perfectly balanced, and the fried egg was crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, just the way it should be. Pairing it with the warm chicken rice made for a delightful meal 🍚🍗🍳. Their drinks are equally impressive. I ordered the traditional coffee with less sweetness, which had a nostalgic flavor reminiscent of iced coffee with milk—fragrant and easy to drink. The iced Americano was also excellent, with a clear coffee aroma, not overly bitter, and refreshingly balanced 🧋☕️. For those looking for a quiet spot to work or relax, the cafe offers a second floor with Free Wi-Fi and even a small meeting room. It's perfect for working, reading, or having casual discussions 👩💻📶. Parking is convenient as well. The cafe provides parking spaces and is located just past the Bangchak gas station near Nang Loeng intersection. Be sure to keep an eye out for it 🚗. Overall, this cafe offers a complete experience with great food, drinks, and ambiance. If you're in the area, I highly recommend stopping by to enjoy a cup of coffee and a simple yet satisfying meal 😊✨.

#Get a discount without relying on luck When it comes to famous stir-fried chicken noodles in the Bobae area, well-known to street food lovers, one of the shops that many recommend by word of mouth is Nai Hong Stir-Fried Chicken Noodles. This small shop is open from evening until late, perfect for those looking for a delicious late-night meal after work or a quick bite before heading home. Located near the White Bridge in Bobae, it's easy to get to and offers many late-night food options, but this shop stands out with its consistent customer traffic. The shop's signature dish is, of course, the "stir-fried chicken noodles," an original recipe stir-fried in a wok, one batch at a time. The wide rice noodles are stir-fried over high heat until a distinct wok aroma develops. The noodles are slightly crispy but still soft. The chicken is cut into just the right size pieces and stir-fried with egg for a savory, classic stir-fried chicken noodle flavor. Eating it with chili sauce or chili vinegar further enhances the rich taste. Another popular dish is the "stir-fried and baked noodles," which is equally delicious. The highlight of the stir-fried and baked noodles is the noodles that are slightly crispy on the outside but still soft on the inside, stir-fried with egg and chicken until fragrant. When you eat this dish, you'll experience the fragrant aroma of the stir-fried noodles and the richness of the egg coating, resulting in a different texture from regular stir-fried chicken noodles. Those who enjoy high-heat stir-fried noodle dishes often order an extra plate of this almost every time. The restaurant has a simple street food style atmosphere, focusing on speed and seriously delicious food. Although it's not a very large shop, its charm lies in the fragrant aroma from the wok that wafts up as soon as you approach, instantly making you feel hungry. Many people passing by the Saphan Khao area in the evening will remember the delicious smell of noodles being stir-fried in a cast iron wok.

A cozy coffee and bakery shop. The interior has a great atmosphere, beautifully decorated and very comfortable. It's truly a hidden gem in the Dusit area, as you have to enter a residential area to get there. It's very warm and welcoming. 🩷😋 It's not far from the Sriyan intersection, easy to get to, and has parking available. 🚗 The coffee is delicious, rich, and fragrant, while the Thai tea is aromatic with a strong tea flavor. 🍵 The exterior of the shop is also beautifully decorated. 📍Prakaisiri (Prakaisiri Cafe) (You can pin the location by typing the shop name) #GetDiscountWithoutLuck

Brown Matcha House is a small matcha café located in the Dusit area. The café has a vintage vibe, resembling an old house that has been renovated. The interior features warm brown and wooden tones, creating a cozy yet unique atmosphere, especially with a Batmobile placed in the middle of the café, which has become a popular photo spot for visitors. 📸 The menu focuses on high-quality matcha imported from Japan, offering a rich and aromatic flavor. For true matcha enthusiasts, this place is a must-visit. They serve pure matcha brewed with mineral water for a strong and authentic taste, as well as matcha lattes for a smoother experience. Additionally, their matcha coconut drink is a delightful option, offering a sweet and refreshing flavor. Overall, the café provides a relaxed ambiance, perfect for enjoying a quiet cup of matcha or snapping some unique photos. With its distinctive style, it stands out from typical cafés. If you're a café lover or a matcha enthusiast, this is definitely a spot worth checking out when you're in the area. 🍵 📍 Location: Soi Luk Luang 7, Dusit District, Bangkok.

Looking for a cozy café with a warm atmosphere? "Capybara House" is highly recommended! This charming café has a homely vibe that makes you feel relaxed as soon as you step in. It's perfect for a quiet meal or a quick break during the day. I tried the chicken rice with a fried egg. It's a simple dish but executed perfectly. The chicken is tender and cut into bite-sized pieces, while the sauce is well-balanced—not overly salty. Pairing it with hot steamed rice is simply delightful. The fried egg is cooked just right, with a runny yolk that complements the sauce beautifully. It's a light yet satisfying meal. The drinks are equally impressive. The traditional coffee, ordered with less sweetness, has just the right amount of sweetness and a rich aroma, reminiscent of a blend of black coffee and milk. It's refreshing. The iced Americano, unsweetened, has a robust coffee flavor—neither too sour nor too bitter—making it easy to drink and perfect for serious coffee lovers. The iced green tea is also excellent, with a mild sweetness and high quality in every sip. For those who want to work, the second floor is recommended. It's quiet, equipped with free Wi-Fi, and even has meeting rooms available—very convenient. The café also offers parking spaces. It's located just past the Bangchak gas station near Nang Loeng intersection. Pay attention, and you won't miss it! 😊

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck A legendary homemade dessert shop with seriously amazing flavors! A must-try is the Toffee Cake — soft, moist, topped with fragrant caramel toffee and crunchy nuts. So delicious! 🍯🌰 The butter cake is also delicious, with a delicate buttery aroma. The pies and tarts have crispy crusts, and the bread is baked fresh daily. The prices are affordable, and the quality far exceeds the price! ✨ If you love classic homemade desserts, you absolutely can't miss this shop! 🧁💛

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Amazing! The buttery aroma radiates through the screen. You have to try it! 🥐✨ Shop Name: BUTTER CUBE Location: 1010 Samsen Road, Thanon Nakhon Chai Si Subdistrict, Dusit District, Bangkok 10300 (Follow this pin and you won't get lost! The aroma will surely guide you.) Opening Hours: Monday - Friday: 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM Saturday: 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Recommended Menu Items We Tried: 🍞 French Butter Shio Bread (70 baht): This is a must-try! The rich, creamy aroma of premium French butter nestled within the slightly salty shio bread is a perfect balance. It's a simple yet incredibly delicious taste. 💰 The shop also participates in the "Half-Half Plus" program! This menu item, originally priced at 70 baht, is only 35 baht! It's such a great value! Summary of the highlights: This shop is a paradise for bakery and butter lovers! Freshly baked bread is fragrant every day, made with high-quality ingredients. We recommend getting yours before they're gone! #BUTTERCUBE #ButterCube #ShioFrenchButterBread #HalfPricePlus #SamsenBreadShop

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck · Wat Prasat Bunyawat was built around 1833. The name of its creator is unknown. It was later renamed "Wat Prasat Bunyawat" around 1944. · This temple is associated with Luang Pu Thuat. According to legend, around 1955, a major fire destroyed the temple's ordination hall and all of its kuti. At that time, Phra Khru Wisai Sophon (Tim Thammatharo), the abbot of Wat Chang Hai Rat Buranaram, had a vision of Luang Pu Thuat asking him to help restore the temple. During the Ayutthaya period, Luang Pu Thuat often camped in the area. Following this vision, he brought the mold and ingredients for making Luang Pu Thuat amulets and gave them to the temple. This marked the beginning of the creation of Wat Prasat Bunyawat's famous Luang Pu Thuat amulets, which were then used to raise funds for temple restoration.

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck · Wat Prasat Bunyawat is another temple famous for its amulets. This is due to the significant events in the casting of Buddha images and the creation of amulets, particularly Luang Pu Thuat amulets. · History of Wat Prasat Bunyawat: The name was changed in 1954. Originally known as Wat Khlong Samsen, it was located near Khlong Samsen. It was built around 1833, during the early Rattanakosin period.

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck ☕🌿 A newly opened riverside cafe with a great atmosphere, "Phanthai Cafe" is located right on the banks of the Chao Phraya River next to the Parliament Building. The view is amazing! Sipping coffee while gazing out at the river is a truly wonderful experience! 💦 The cafe's décor is minimalist, with high ceilings and an airy, comfortable feel. Perfect for working or relaxing in the afternoon. ☀️ The menu features aromatic coffee and delicious desserts. 🍰 If you're passing through, we recommend stopping by for some fresh air and a stunning river view. 💙 📍Location: Parliament Building, Samsen Road, Thanon Nakhon Chai Si Subdistrict, Dusit District, Bangkok #FollowTheLifeOfAGirl #LifeIsByTravelReviews #BeautifulCafeTour #BangkokCafe