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District guide · Bangkok
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The Jim Thompson House is the preserved Bangkok home of the American who rebuilt the Thai silk trade after the Second World War, and the standard reference example of Thai vernacular domestic architecture kept as a museum.
The Erawan Shrine is a small open pavilion on the corner of the Ratchaprasong junction, hemmed in by department stores and skywalks, holding a gilded four-faced image of Phra Phrom — the Thai form of Brahma.
Lumphini Park is Bangkok's oldest public park, 360 rai — about 57.6 hectares — of lake, lawn and rain tree in Pathum Wan, wedged between the Silom and Sathorn office towers and Rama IV Road.
Bangkok (Hua Lamphong) railway station is the former central passenger terminal of Thailand, a domed Italian neo-Renaissance building in Pathum Wan operated by the State Railway of Thailand.
The Bangkok Art and Culture Centre is the city's principal public venue for contemporary art, a free public building at the Pathumwan intersection that the Thai government's own Explore Bangkok listing names as the place where emerging Thai artists show.
Sa Pathum Palace is a working royal residence in Pathum Wan, hidden behind a wall that runs along Phayathai Road between Siam Paragon and the Siam Kempinski Hotel.
Chaliam La 56 Bridge carries Phaya Thai Road over Khlong Saen Saep on the boundary between Pathum Wan and Ratchathewi, a short reinforced-concrete arch that most of Bangkok knows by its nickname rather than its name: Saphan Hua Chang, the…
Wat Pathum Wanaram is a royal temple standing in its own belt of old trees between Siam Paragon and CentralWorld, in the middle of Bangkok's densest shopping district.
The Snake Farm at the Queen Saovabha Memorial Institute is the visitor-facing part of a working antivenom laboratory belonging to the Thai Red Cross Society, on Rama IV Road in Pathum Wan.
MBK Center is an eight-storey shopping centre at the corner of Rama I and Phaya Thai Roads in Pathum Wan, and it is the one large Bangkok mall that never became a luxury mall.
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