Bangkok World — Attraction in Khan Na Yao Subdistrict

Bangkok World, an ambitious project slated to become one of the city's premier entertainment and leisure destinations, promises a world-class experience like no other. Nestled in the heart of the bustling metropolis, this upcoming development aims to redefine the city's skyline and captivate visitors with its grandeur and innovation.

Spanning a vast expanse of land, Bangkok World boasts an impressive array of attractions, including luxury hotels, upscale shopping malls, dazzling entertainment venues, and iconic landmarks. From high-end boutiques to gourmet restaurants, there's something to cater to every taste and preference.

But what truly sets Bangkok World apart is its commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship. With green spaces, eco-friendly architecture, and innovative energy-saving initiatives, the development strives to harmonize with its surroundings while minimizing its ecological footprint.

As Bangkok's newest urban destination, Bangkok World holds the promise of endless possibilities and unforgettable experiences. Whether you're a discerning traveler, a savvy shopper, or simply seeking a taste of luxury and excitement, a visit to Bangkok World is sure to leave a lasting impression and create memories to cherish...

I went here primarily for the Siam Amazing Waterpark and didn't expect this place to exist. It's a really nice space with replicas of some iconic Bangkok sites like the Giant Swing and Democracy Monument. There is an area called Chinatown with old Chinese inspired architecture. They also have a big food hall with dinosaur statues. It's sort of like a theme park for Bangkok. It was not very busy and felt a bit empty, so I'm not sure when the best time to come is. I visited on 28 Dec (Thurs). I think this place has huge potential to be amazing. Obviously a lot of money and effort has been invested here and it looks great. I hope more people will visit more often to create the vibrant atmosphere it needs. Entry to this area is free, the ticket booth is for Siam...

Log Flume was by far the best ride and different to any I had been on before. However many rides in the amusement park were closed or not operational. However there was many short queue which was a bonus. The water park was a major let down. 2/3 of slides closed and not able to use, for the wave pool they didn’t even turn on the wave machine and when it claims the title of largest in the world you’d think they would actually use it? Pool was also filthy and hadn’t been cleaned in...