After the sun wanes, Bangkok gets its second breath. The heavy traffic subsides, the mad rush is over. This energized city bustles with things to, be it shopping, clubbing, bar flying,�fine dining, a cinema, bowling or a cultural show. Tracking these venues down can be a daunting task for first-timers and, so, here we've compiled five nightlife prime areas and descriptions of all that's found within each one. All these areas can easily be reached by using either the BTS (Skytrain)�or�MRT (underground system). Planning that legendary night out doesn't get any easier than this!
Khao San Road takes off at night: neon signs flicker into life, music begins blasting from streetside sound systems, while the masses begin mapping out about the long, typically alcohol-fuelled night in front of them. And there's no shortage of choices.
Thailand's 'Wall Street' is by day a place of financial institutions, law firms and multinational corporations. By night however, Silom slips out of its suit, transforming into a bustling shopping street and frenetically paced hedonist's playground.
Young partygoers, or those looking to recapture their misspent youth, should head straight for Royal City Avenue.�More commonly known as RCA, this long, rather soulless road is one of a few government-designated nightlife zones.�This means�that�the clubs found along it�have the modest honour of being allowed to stay open, legally,�until 02:00.
Shopping,�cinemas, bowling, karaoke, some live entertainment and that's about it. Siam doesn't offer much in the way of nightlife. However, there are a few pubs, clubs and bars scattered around, most catering to young locals.�
This area's well heeled mix of post-office suits, expat executives and hi-so Thais makes for a nightlife scene that falls firmly in the upmarket bracket. Think high-class restaurants and lavish wine bars, with an atmosphere to match.
This city center hotel in Uttaradit town offers clean and comfortable accommodations suitable for both business and leisure travelers. The Seeharaj Hotel is located in Uttaradit’s central area, making it a convenient base for business travelers as well as holiday makers passing by the province. The hotel offers modern guest rooms in a high-rise hotel building, with facilities such as an outdoor swimming pool, a fitness center, and the Crystal Discotheque perfect for unwinding at the end of a long day of business negotiations or exploring the town. The Seeharaj Hotel is regarded as one of the province’s premier modern accommodation that is on par with international standards. Please enter your dates on our secure online booking form to make a reservation at Seeharaj Hotel.
The “Rising Sun Island” is home to this modern resort that is surrounded by the natural beauty and tranquility of the Uthai River.Only 200 kilometers northwest of Bangkok, you’ll find the peace you’ve been looking for. Teak trees, mountains, waterfalls, temples, friendly faces and a simpler style of life all capture the feeling felt throughout this region.Get into some of the action provided such as kayaking, biking, and fishing. Or just relax and let the soothing hands of a professional Thai masseuse refresh your body and soul. For dinner there is an amazing restaurant ready to serve from a large menu of foods from around the world, including authentic Uthai Thani cuisine.For that great break you’ve been looking for, the Uthai River Lake Resort will have you smiling in no time.
This resort hotel on 250 acres boasts an 18-hole golf course, spa, tranquility and the adventure of wildlife. Nearby is a once in a lifetime opportunity to see rare animals, and exotic flora and fauna at the UNESCO certified Huay Kha Khaeng Natural Wildlife sanctuary. Animals such as tigers, buffalos and the endangered Tapir and Hornbill bird can be viewed. Also not to be missed is the magnificent Nam Tok Sai Bure waterfall. The hotel offers golf, horseback and elephant riding, cycling and rollerblading and swimming. A spa can help crank out the stiff muscles. And kiddy playrooms will entertain the children. The lavishly appointed room ensures a restful sleep. And save some evening time to try one of the three restaurants, night club and piano bar. This is a must trip after the city and the beach.
Udonthani is home to several of Thailand’s most interesting historical sites and this among the area’s top hotels for those who want to see them. The Charoensri Grand Royal Hotel has a nice location in the city, near the main shopping district and there are plenty of stores, supermarkets, bars, restaurants and coffee shops nearby which makes this property a popular one for tour groups. A pool is located on the premises for those who like to swim between sightseeing excursions and shopping trips and a fitness center is also available. Charoensri Grand Royal Hotel Udonthani is easy to book - just enter your travel dates on our secure online booking form.
Sukhumvit's nightlife is exciting, ever-evolving, cosmopolitan and can be reduced to three main hedonistic pursuits: drinking, dancing and debauchery.
Khao San Road takes off at night: neon signs flicker into life, music begins blasting from streetside sound systems, while the masses begin mapping out about the long, typically alcohol-fuelled night in front of them. And there's no shortage of choices.
Thailand's 'Wall Street' is by day a place of financial institutions, law firms and multinational corporations. By night however, Silom slips out of its suit, transforming into a bustling shopping street and frenetically paced hedonist's playground.
Young partygoers, or those looking to recapture their misspent youth, should head straight for Royal City Avenue.�More commonly known as RCA, this long, rather soulless road is one of a few government-designated nightlife zones.�This means�that�the clubs found along it�have the modest honour of being allowed to stay open, legally,�until 02:00.
Shopping,�cinemas, bowling, karaoke, some live entertainment and that's about it. Siam doesn't offer much in the way of nightlife. However, there are a few pubs, clubs and bars scattered around, most catering to young locals.�
This area's well heeled mix of post-office suits, expat executives and hi-so Thais makes for a nightlife scene that falls firmly in the upmarket bracket. Think high-class restaurants and lavish wine bars, with an atmosphere to match. 
