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Located on Sukhumvit Soi 26, 10 minutes from Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre, and 5 minutes to BTS Station and 5 minutes to express way with easy access to Suvarnabhumi International Airport.
Siam Paragon
The Pride of Bangkok. This is the biggest upscale shopping complex in Thailand and South East Asia. It includes a variety of high-end stores, restaurants and entertainment complex, offering so many fantastic leisure activities. It is neighbored by Siam Center and Siam Skytrain Station
Central World Plaza
(Former : World Trade Centre) This centre comprises of the ZEN, Isetan and Duty Free shopping centres, with hundreds of additional small shops to go with it. It is opposite the Grand Hyatt Hotel and is the most central of all the shopping locations. Open: from 10.00 am to 9.00 pm.
Emporium
Emporium is an absolutely amazing shopping centre and some would say the best in Bangkok, It has a cinema, and a lot of quality designer wear. They also have an excellent food court at ridiculously cheap prices, which offers diners a lovely view over the adjacent small park. Open: from 10 am to 9 pm.
Lumpini Park
Lumpini Park is located in the heart of Bangkok, at the junction of Rama IV and Ratchadamri roads. It has an area of 140-acre (0.57 sq.km). The park has an artificial lake where visitors can rent boats. A track around the lake is a popular area for bicycling. In front of the park is the monument of King Rama VI, built in 1941.
Queen Sirikit Convention Center
Queen Sirikit Convention Centre is situated in the heart of Bangkok. The beautiful contemporary Thai-style building is enhanced by a large artificial lake providing a scenic view. The interior and exterior of the building are decorated with art works representing Thai styles, cultures and concepts. Among these art works.
Benjasiri Park
Benjasiri Park was built on a 29-rai plot of land donated to the BMA who turned it into a park to commemorate the 60th Birthday of HM Queen Sirikit on August 12, 1992. There are 12 pieces of contemporary sculptures including children's works in the park.
