The 10 Best Things to do Good for a Rainy Day in Bangkok, Thailand

This former home of an American named Jim Thompson, who started the Thai silk industry after World War II, houses a magnificent collection of Asian art and many unique displays.

Bangkok’s answer to mass transit started operating in December 1999 and is a convenient and useful way of getting around the city.

Located in the Queen Saovabha Memorial Institute (QSMI), this organization produces anti-venom serum for snake-bite victims nationwide. This Snake Farm, QSMI will be opened on Monday to Friday (except Public Holidays) at 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. - The Venom Extraction Show at 11:00 a.m. - The Snake Handling Show at 2:00 p.m. **Due to COVID-19 situation, this Snake Farm will be closed on Saturday Sunday and Public Holidays.

Siam Paragon, aka every shopaholic’s paradise, situated just right off the BTS station. This luxurious mall prides itself in being a world class shopping and entertainment hub for people of all ages and interests, and it is no surprise why.

Nine-story Terminal 21 offers designer brands, international cuisine, a gourmet supermarket, boutique shops, and more. Each floor is decorated based on a "world's best-known shopping streets" theme.

MOCA BANGKOK has been purposely built to showcase and exhibit the exceptional works of art collected over the past three decades by Boonchai Bencharongkul, whose passion for art runs deep. The museum is also intended as a tangible sign ofappreciation for the many great favours bestowed upon the Thai people by our beloved monarch, King Rama IX, and is dedicated to the honour of Professor Silpa Bhirasri, the “Father of Contemporary Art” in Thailand. MOCA BANGKOK displays works of art inspired by traditional Thai modes of expression alongside art that has been influenced by the introduction of Western artistic styles and techniques. Some 800 works selected from Boonchai Bencharongkul’s private collection are exhibited in the 20,000 square metres of well – lit white space. These artworks stand as a statement of Thai creativity, beliefs, and thought processes. They also place for the first time on permanent display, a large quantity of what can be considered the best works of Thai art-a te

Rajadamnern stadium became Thailand national heritage along with the sport of Muay Thai. We are located on the legendary and historical avenue of Bangkok : which surrounded by famous tourist attraction and landmark

ART IN PARADISE (BANGKOK) Art in Paradise (Bangkok), the first "illusion" and three-dimensional museum in Bangkok, comprises six permanent exhibition zones with different concepts. Every painting was ranged from period or country themes, and there is also a great mix of traditional and new art. The museum is divided into two floors, over 2,500 square meters and 150 paintings that visitors can have fun and enjoy the new experience with interactive paintings. Paintings inside Art in Paradise (Bangkok) were drawn by 15 professional artists who initiated "3D" painting in Korea and Thailand, they had spent two and a half months painting the wall and floor by hand from emptiness filled to the perfection with specific techniques through the use of art in a way that Thailand never had before. Art in Paradise (Bangkok) welcomes you to experience the difference and feel the new touch of Arts. Art is in our life, Art in Paradise. Opening Hours: 10.00AM-10.00PM (Monday - Sunday)