BECKONING CHINATOWN

Chinatown is a Chinese cultural and commercial centre located along Yaowarat Road. It is most recognised for its diverse street food experience, as well as various Buddhist temples and traditional wooden shops offering Chinese products. Chinatown is also popularly known for its nightlife, when it's bright with neon lights and bustling with activity.

Bangkok's Chinatown is the world's largest Chinatown and is a refuge for travelers looking to immerse themselves in the best of Chinese heritage and culture. If you're planning to book a Thailand trip package, don't miss the opportunity to explore this vibrant enclave. Bangkok Chinatown market spans down Yaowarat Road, and each little alley and side road is packed with businesses selling everything. One can get items ranging from mouth-watering foods to apparel, accessories, and other traditional souvenirs, all while retaining its original and old-world charm. Over the decades, the market's seductive colorful, busy aura has remained a favorite among the people.

Many different types of things are available for purchase in Chinatown's bustling markets. Siam Gold Gallery, Tong Bai, and Hua Seng Heng are just a few of the many gold shops on Yaowarat Road. Stop by Talat Kao for some fresh fruits and vegetables, as well as some herbs and spices from the area. The Thieves Market has expanded its offerings to a selection of used and inexpensive technological equipment. Little India, or Phahurat Market, on the other hand, sells a wide range of Indian goods, including Bollywood DVDs and a wide range of Indian textiles. Some boiling hot Indian cuisines are also available from street vendors.

Chinatown is known for its shopping and dining, but it also features a plethora of cultural attractions that draw crowds. Temple of Bangkok, Romaneenart Park, Sala Chalermkrung Khon Theatre, and many more sites in Chinatown are must-sees.

Highlights

• Get involved in an amazing shopping trail with your loved ones in the busy corners of Chinatown.
• It is known as the biggest Chinatown in the world, where one can shop, dine, and explore heritage sites all at once.
• Famous for its nightlife, one can check out the striking neon lights and the chaotic fun everywhere once the sun sets in the evening.
• Offer prayers at several ancient Buddhist shrines and gaze at the brilliant work of art.
• Relish mouth watering delicacies at the local restaurants offering a variety of Asian cuisines.