Local Guide

Suvarnabhumi International Airport

  • Distance: 21 mi/ 34.8km from Crowne Plaza Bangkok Lumpini Park,
  • Estimated taxi fare (one-way): THB 500
  • Duration of your trip by car: 30 minutes (depends on traffic flow)
  • Driving directions: Take the Expressway and head towards the Bangna-Trad Road direction. Continue on Expressway in the direction of Dao Kanong and take the Rama IV exit. Turn left into Rama IV Road and cross the intersection of Silom and Rama IV Road. The hotel is located on your left-hand side.

Don Mueang International Airport

  • Distance:18 mi/ 30 km from Crowne Plaza Bangkok Lumpini Park
  • Estimated taxi fare (one-way): THB 500
  • Duration of your trip by car: 30 minutes (depends on traffic flow)
  • Driving directions: Take the Expressway and head towards the Vibhavadi Rangsit Road direction. Continue to Expressway in the direction of Bang Na and Dao Kanong and take the Rama IV exit. Turn right into Rama IV Road and cross the intersection of Silom-Rama IV Road. The hotel is located on your left hand side.

Metro

BTS - Sala Daeng Station5 mins walk
MRT - Silom Station3 mins walk

LOCAL GUIDE & ATTRACTIONS

Lumpini Park

Lumpini Park

Premier green space in the centre of the city

It’s now when its paths become t'ai chi classes, and others perform mass aerobics or play acrobatic takraw. There are even open-air gyms. Its shaded grounds also refresh lazier souls: there’s a restaurant to the north-west, and even more picnickers than usual attend free Music in the Park concerts. By night, the perimeter becomes a soliciting ground: women on the east, men on the west.

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Named after Buddha’s birthplace in Nepal, the capital’s best green enclave was donated by King Vajiravudh (Rama VI) in 1925, whose statue dominates the main (south-western) entrance. It’s most interesting around dawn and dusk, when its pagoda and lakes (pedalos can be hired) are circled by joggers.

It’s now when its paths become t'ai chi classes, and others perform mass aerobics or play acrobatic takraw. There are even open-air gyms. Its shaded grounds also refresh lazier souls: there’s a restaurant to the north-west, and even more picnickers than usual attend free Music in the Park concerts. By night, the perimeter becomes a soliciting ground: women on the east, men on the west.

King Power MahaNakhon

King Power MahaNakhon

Thailand’s newest iconic travel landmark & highest observation deck

Mahanakorn Skywalk’ is located at the top of the King Power Mahanakhon Building, just 5 minutes from Crowne Plaza Bangkok Lumpini Park. At 314 meters above ground level, you can enjoy a magnificent 360-degree panoramic view of the city. Definitely, a must-see attraction to add to your Bangkok bucket list!

Silom Thai Cooking School

Silom Thai Cooking School

A profession Thai cooking experience for all skill levels

Silom Thai Cooking School’s offers 5-course meal sessions in the morning and afternoon. Their are 5 different class options for these sessions, as well as a Chef Course that allows people to commit to 10-30 days of professional Thai cuisine instruction. Each Thai cooking experience offers a trip to the market before you dive into authentic recipes.

Address: 68 Silom Soi 13, Bangkok
Phone:  047265669
Website: www.bangkokthaicooking.com
Hours: Between 9.00am - 9.00pm Thai time

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Silom Thai Cooking School offers an exposure to Thai cuisine and culture in a relaxing, friendly and helpful setting. Classes of only 1-11 take place in an open kitchen, with certified Thai chef’s to give you all the inside tips on choosing the best ingredients for each traditional Thai recipe.

Silom Thai Cooking School’s offers 5-course meal sessions in the morning and afternoon. Their are 5 different class options for these sessions, as well as a Chef Course that allows people to commit to 10-30 days of professional Thai cuisine instruction. Each Thai cooking experience offers a trip to the market before you dive into authentic recipes.

Address: 68 Silom Soi 13, Bangkok
Phone:  047265669
Website: www.bangkokthaicooking.com
Hours: Between 9.00am - 9.00pm Thai time

Grand Palace

Grand Palace

The jewel in the crown of the city

The city’s most historic architecture – the Grand Palace and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha – depict the heart of Thai culture.

Visit one of the most sacred places in Thailand, the Grand Palace, surrounded by monuments and courtyards of beautiful and spiritual art forms. Within the palace, you will find the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, a lavishly decorated temple with glass mosaic and colourful porcelain. Considered the cultural and spiritual heart of Thailand, these two attractions are must-sees.

Address: Thanon Na Phra Lan, Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 
Open Daily 8.30am-3.30pm