Maximize Your Skywalk Bangkok In A Day!

Conquer Bangkok’s Heights: Full Day Itinerary to Make the Most of Bangkok Trip

Pre-climb: Things to do before visiting Skywalk Bangkok

One of the most popular attractions is the Mahanakhon Skywalk Bangkok, which is located in the renowned King Power Mahanakhon skyscraper offering amazing city views. All the information you need to maximize your trip is provided here.

However, before you head there, you can tour other nearby places, such as the Erawan Tea Room or Erawan Shrine. You'll find it convenient as these two locations are relatively close to the aforementioned Skywalk Bangkok.

Erawan Shrine: It is a revered Hindu shrine in Bangkok, known for its devotion to Brahma and vibrant cultural performances. Since it is situated in the Central Business District, it naturally attracts nearby office workers, it is cherished and deeply revered by all Thais. Other than that, both Thais and foreigners enjoy visiting this site to worship the renowned holy object. Numerous group tours from various countries are organized specifically to pay homage to Phra Phrom here. A tip for group travelers or first-time visitors: avoid buying flowers at high prices. For a more budget-friendly option, note that flower worship is included in the TAGTHAi Bangkok Premium Pass 

Location: Erawan Shrine is located in front of Grand Hyatt Erawan Bangkok.

Open Daily:​ 10.00 hrs. – 22.00 hrs.​

Erawan Tea Room: Visit Erawan Tea Room to discover more about Thai culture, where convivial service and meal sharing are combined. Chef Pantit uses ingredients from his hometown and his culinary experience to create authentic flavors in curry dishes and popular street cuisine. You really must have the traditional Thai afternoon tea; it's an exquisite combination of flavors and colors that makes for a very unique experience.

Location: Erawan Tea Room is located at the 2nd Floor, Grand Hyatt Erawan Bangkok.

Now, let's address the main question: Is Bangkok Skywalk worth it? 

You could be wondering about this, so let's explore our guide to find out everything you need to know for a memorable trip to this must-see destination.

Bangkok Skywalk experience and what to do on the sky high 

The Bangkok Skywalk, also known as Mahanakhon Skywalk, is Thailand’s highest observation deck, reaching 314 meters. It offers stunning 360-degree panoramic views from both indoor and outdoor areas, making it a must-see attraction for your Bangkok bucket list offering multiple levels of unique experiences. 

Mahanakhon Skywalk provides visitors with a magnificent and unparalleled view throughout the day and into the night. At different times of the day, the sight of the breathtaking Chao Phraya River meandering among the high-rise skyscrapers in Sathorn and Bangrak has a different vibe. Here’s things to do at Bangkok skywalk.

Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/cgVeif7P5ys46tNGA 

• Mahanakhon Skywalk Bangkok SkyRides (1st Floor): Experience the world’s first self-controlled ParadropVR™ City Flyer. This fully immersive ride combines self-controlled movement with virtual reality, providing a realistic and exciting paragliding sensation. Choose from settings like city flier, mountain, or moon base.
• Multimedia Elevators: Thailand’s fastest elevators take you to the 74th floor in less than 50 seconds. The elevators feature digital screens that provide an engaging journey up and down the building.
• Indoor 360-Degree Observation Deck (74th Floor): Enjoy 360-degree views of Bangkok from the indoor observation area. The deck includes interactive Augmented Reality experiences to help you understand the city’s landmarks.
• Hydraulic Glass Lift (75th Floor): This floor is the boarding area for the hydraulic glass lift, offering panoramic views as you ascend.
• Glass Tray Experience (78th Floor): Walk on a glass floor 310 meters above ground. Adventure seekers can take photos standing on the glass tray with a bird’s-eye view of Bangkok. Adventurers may take pictures of Bangkok from above by perching on the glass tray. Visitors are required to remove their shoes before entering and to keep loose objects away from the glass tray. Photographs from the assigned photo zone are permitted.
• Outdoor 360-Degree Observation Deck (78th Floor): Experience Thailand's highest outdoor observing area, the 360-degree outdoor observation deck located on the 78th floor, with The Peak, the highest point at 314 meters above sea level, as its highest point.

Post-climb: Things to do after enjoying the Bangkok skywalk 

Once you've taken in the breathtaking views from the Mahanakhon Skywalk, head to an authentic Thai restaurant for dinner. Nara Thai Cuisine at Central World is a great option, since Central World is the ninth largest shopping complex in the world so that you can shop there after your meal. Nara Thai Cuisine, which is well-known for its genuine Thai flavors and sophisticated setting, serves a range of classic Thai dishes, including creamy curries, peppery salads, and exquisite desserts. For a great culinary experience, this restaurant is a must-visit, whether you're looking for traditional Thai meals or something different.

Sri Maha Mariamman Temple, commonly known as Wat Khaek Silom, is another surrounding landmark that is well worth seeing for you. Situated only a few steps away from the Mahanakhon Skywalk Bangkok. This vibrant Hindu temple honors the goddess Mariamman and is distinguished by its vivid, elaborately adorned exterior. There are a lot of local worshipers at this temple.

Beyond the value with Bangkok Pass

The TAGTHAi Pass offers your pass to the Mahanakhon Skywalk and over 30 other attractions, massages, and dining options. Unlock the best of Bangkok through this pass. With this pass, you can enjoy the benefit of great value and spend a single, reasonable day experiencing the best attractions and activities the city has to offer. You can maximize Bangkok's must-do experiences while saving money with the TAGTHAi Pass. Don't pass up this affordable chance to see the city in every aspect.

More details can be found at: TAGTHAi Pass