Attractions Near
Samyan MitrTown Hall
Located in the heart of Bangkok, Samyan MitrTown Hall is not just a premier event venue—it’s also surrounded by exciting attractions that offer visitors a mix of culture, dining, shopping, and stunning city views. Whether you’re attending APRC 2026 or simply exploring, here are some must-visit spots within and around Samyan MitrTown.
Samyan MitrTown
Connecting Tunnel:
A Futuristic Experience
One of Bangkok’s newest Instagram-worthy photo spots, this 200-meter underground tunnel connects MRT Samyan Station (Exit 2) directly to Samyan MitrTown. The sleek, futuristic design—with glass flooring and glowing white lights—makes visitors feel like they’re stepping into a spaceship.
Samyan MitrTown Sky
Garden: A Hidden Oasis in
the City
Escape the hustle and bustle at the Samyan MitrTown Sky Garden, located on the 5th floor of the mall. Enjoy:
- Breathtaking panoramic views of Bangkok’s skyline.
- Relaxing seating areas for work, leisure, or creative inspiration.
- A perfect spot for photography, whether during the day or at night.
How to Get to
Samyan MitrTown
By MRT (Recommended)
Take the MRT Blue Line and get off at Samyan Station. Use Exit 2 to access the Samyan MitrTown Connecting Tunnel, leading directly to the mall.
By BTS
Samyan MitrTown is not directly accessible by BTS. The nearest station is Sala Daeng (Silom Line). From there, transfer to the MRT Blue Line at Si Lom Station and ride one stop to Samyan Station (Exit 2).
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Location: Samyan MitrTown, Bangkok, Thailand
Banthat Thong Road
A vibrant and bustling street in Bangkok, famous for its diverse street food, restaurants, and unique shops. It’s a must-visit destination for both locals and tourists eager to dive into the city’s rich culinary scene.
How to Get to
Banthat Thong Road
The distance from Samyan Mitrtown to Banthat Thong Road is approximately 1 kilometer, which takes about 10-15 minutes to walk.
If using public transport, it’s a short ride by MRT or BTS followed by a brief walk.
MRT: take the MRT Blue Line from Samyan Station to Silom Station.
Then, walk along Rama IV Road for about 10-15 minutes to reach Banthat Thong Road.
By BTS
take the BTS Silom Line at Sala Daeng Station and get off at National Stadium Station. Then, walk for about 10 minutes to reach Banthat Thong Road.
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ONESIAM Skywalk
The ONESIAM elevated skywalk, connecting to the Pathumwan Intersection, was designed with Universal Design principles to serve urban lifestyles for all, including the elderly and disabled. It has become a landmark symbolizing Bangkok as a “Universal Design City,” promoting quality of life for everyone.
Linking key destinations like Siam Paragon, Siam Discovery, BACC, MBK, and BTS National Stadium, this skywalk enhances accessibility and convenience, offering a modern, inclusive way to explore the heart of the city.
Siam Paragon
Siam Paragon, Thailand’s first largest world-class shopping center and entertainment complex, is remarked as a legendary must-visit destination for Thais and foreigners.
The reputation is guaranteed by millions of visitors per year, who have traveled from every corner of the world.
Siam Discovery
Opened in 1997, Siam Discovery became Bangkok’s first lifestyle destination, offering unique stores, entertainment, and trendy beauty and fashion brands.
In 2018, it won the VIVA Award from the International Council of Shopping Centers for its innovative design, recognized as the world’s best.
It also won the World Retail Award for Store Design of the Year, making history as the first Thai organization to receive this global honor.
MBK Center
MBK Center is a top tourist destination in Bangkok, offering over 36 years of memorable experiences for both locals and tourists. Located in the heart of Bangkok, it spans 23 acres at the Pathumwan intersection.
The mall offers a complete shopping experience, featuring Thai street food, traditional Thai products, souvenirs, and massage and spa services, catering to all lifestyles.
Bangkok Art and Culture Centre
Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (BACC) is truly the place for art lovers. This beautiful monumental building at the Pathumwan junction is a learning centre for modern and contemporary art as well as a place of sparking inspirational creativity.
How to go to
ONESIAM Skywalk,
Siam Paragon,
Siam Discovery,
MBK Center, BACC
The distance from Samyan Mitrtown to the OneSiam Skywalk is about 1 kilometer, which takes around 10-15 minutes to walk. If using public transport, it’s a short ride by MRT or BTS with a brief walk to the Skywalk.
By MRT
take the MRT Blue Line from Samyan Station to Siam Station, then transfer to the BTS Sukhumvit Line at Siam Station. The Skywalk is directly accessible from the station.
By BTS
take the BTS Silom Line at Sala Daeng Station and get off at Siam Station. From there, you can easily access the Skywalk.
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Location: ONESIAM Skywalk, Siam Paragon, Siam Discovery, MBK Center, BACC
SIAM SCAPE
Don’t miss the IlluScape, an immersive digital art and light experience that takes visitors on a magical visual journey. Whether you’re looking for inspiration, entertainment, or a scenic escape, Siam Scape has something for everyone!
Siam Square
Siam Square, the iconic open-air shopping destination in the heart of Bangkok, is a “Living Legend” that evolves with every generation. Known as a hub for trendsetters, it’s the ultimate spot to discover the latest trends, connect across generations, and explore unique experiences. Every corner brims with vibrant energy, learning opportunities, and constant surprises.
Don’t miss Pop Mart, the ultimate collector’s haven that adds a playful, modern twist to this legendary landmark.
How to go to
SIAM SCAPE, Siam Square
Siam Scape is approximately 1.5 kilometers from Samyan Mitrtown. It takes about 15-20 minutes on foot or around 5-10 minutes by car or public transportation, making it a convenient and quick trip for anyone exploring the area.
By MRT
Take the MRT Blue Line from Samyan Station to Si Lom Station. Then, transfer to the BTS at Sala Daeng Station. Take the BTS heading toward National Stadium and get off at Siam Station. Walk for a few minutes to reach Siam Scape, located in Siam Square.
By BTS
take the BTS Silom Line. Heading toward National Stadium and get off at Siam BTS Station. From there, walk to Siam Scape, located in Siam Square, just a few minutes away from the station.
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Location: SIAM SCAPE, Siam Square
Erawan Shrine
The Erawan Shrine (or the Thao Maha Phrom Shrine) is a famous and sacred site in Bangkok, revered by both locals and tourists, especially Chinese visitors. It’s a popular stop on Bangkok tours, known for its spiritual significance, where people come to pay respects and make offerings.
How to go to
Erawan Shrine
The distance from Samyan Mitrtown to the Erawan Shrine is approximately 1 kilometer. It takes about 10-15 minutes to walk or a few minutes by car or public transport.
By MRT
take the MRT Blue Line from Samyan Station to Siam Station. Then, take Exit 5 and walk for about 5 minutes to reach the Erawan Shrine, located near the Gaysorn Plaza and CentralWorld.
By BTS
take the BTS Silom Line at Sala Daeng Station and travel to Siam Station. From there, it’s a short 5-minute walk to the Erawan Shrine, located near Gaysorn Plaza.
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Location: Erawan Shrine
centralwOrld
centralwOrld is a massive shopping and lifestyle destination in the heart of Bangkok’s Siam area, known for its iconic countdown landmark.
As the ninth-largest shopping center in the world, it offers everything from high-end brands to trendy cafes, delicious food, and exciting entertainment.
With the iconic Apple Store and much more, centralwOrld is a must-visit for tech lovers and shoppers, blending fashion, technology, and fun into one unforgettable experience!
How to go to
centralwOrld
The distance from Samyan Mitrtown to centralwOrld is approximately 1.5 kilometers.
It’s a short 10-minute drive or a 15-minute walk, making it very convenient to reach by public transport.
By MRT
Take the MRT Blue Line from Sam Yan Station to Sukhumvit Station, then transfer to the BTS Sukhumvit Line. Get off at Chidlom Station, and it’s a short walk to centralwOrld. The total travel time is around 15-20 minutes.
By BTS
From Samyan Mitrtown, walk to Sala Daeng Station and take the BTS Silom Line to Siam Station. Then, transfer to the Sukhumvit Line at Siam and get off at Chidlom Station. It’s a short walk to centralwOrld. The journey will take around 15-20 minutes as well.
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Location: centralwOrld
The Snake Farm
The Snake Farm, Queen Saovabha Memorial Institute, is a world-class facility breeding venomous snakes for anti-venom production. As the first of its kind in Asia, it offers live venom extraction shows, educational exhibits, and a fascinating look at snake conservation.
How to go to
The Snake Farm
Distance: 2 km from Samyan MitrTown (5–10 min by taxi, 15–20 min walk).
By MRT
Take the Blue Line from Samyan Station to Hua Lamphong Station, then walk 10 min.
By BTS
Take the Silom Line from Sala Daeng Station to Saphan Taksin, then a short taxi ride or 15-min walk.
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Location: The Snake Farm
Wat Hua Lamphong
A peaceful sanctuary in the heart of Bangkok, Wat Hua Lamphong is known for its charitable tradition of providing coffins for those in need. Visitors can donate (starting at 500 THB) and experience Thai spirituality through meditation and worship in this historic temple.
How to go to
wat Hua Lamphong
Distance: 1 km from Samyan MitrTown (10–15 min walk, or a short taxi ride).
By MRT
Take the Blue Line from Samyan Station to Hua Lamphong Station, then walk 5 min.
By BTS
Take the Silom Line to Chong Nonsi Station, then walk 15 min.
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Location: Wat Hua Lamphong
Jim Thompson House Museum
How to go to
Jim Thompson House Museum
Distance: 1.5 km from Samyan MitrTown (15–20 min walk, or a short taxi ride).
By MRT
Take the Blue Line from Samyan Station to Siam Station, then walk 10 min to National Stadium Station and follow signs to the museum.
By BTS
Take the Silom Line from Sala Daeng Station to National Stadium Station, then walk 5–10 min.
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Location: Jim Thompson House Museum
Lumphini Park
Known as the “Lung of Bangkok,” Lumphini Park offers a peaceful escape with lush greenery, open spaces, and a scenic lake. Whether you’re jogging, having a picnic, or simply unwinding, this urban retreat is perfect for relaxation and outdoor activities.
How to go to
Lumphini Park
Distance: 1.5 km from Samyan MitrTown (15-min walk, 5-min drive).
By MRT
Take the Blue Line from Samyan Station to Lumphini Station (1 stop), then walk 5 min.
By BTS
Walk 10 min to Sala Daeng BTS Station, take the Silom Line to Ratchadamri Station, then walk 10–15 min.
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Location: Lumphini Park
ICONSIAM
A must-visit landmark, ICONSIAM blends luxury shopping, fine dining, and cultural experiences along the Chao Phraya River. With stunning views, world-class attractions, and a spectacular New Year’s fireworks display, it’s an unforgettable Bangkok experience.
How to go to
ICONSIAM
Distance: 7 km from Samyan MitrTown (15–20 min by taxi).
By MRT + BTS
Take the Blue Line from Samyan Station to Siam Station, transfer to the BTS Silom Line to Saphan Taksin Station, then take the ICONSIAM Shuttle Boat at the pier.
By BTS
Take the Silom Line from Sala Daeng Station to Saphan Taksin Station, then board the shuttle boat.
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Location: ICONSIAM
MAHANAKHON SKYWALK
Soar above Bangkok at the Mahanakhon Skywalk, home to Thailand’s highest observation deck. Enjoy breathtaking 360° views and walk on a thrilling glass floor, making it a must-visit for skyline lovers.
How to go to
MAHANAKHON SKYWALK
Distance: 2 km from Samyan MitrTown (5–10 min by taxi, 15–20 min walk).
By MRT + BTS
Take the Blue Line from Samyan Station to Sukhumvit Station, transfer to the BTS Sukhumvit Line at Asok Station, then travel to Chong Nonsi Station (5-min walk).
By BTS
Take the Silom Line from Sala Daeng Station to Chong Nonsi Station, then walk 5 min.
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Location: Mahanakhon Skywalk
Yaowarat (Bangkok’s Chinatown)
A bustling hub of culture, history, and world-famous street food, Yaowarat is a must-visit for food lovers and explorers. Recently featured in Lisa’s “Rock Star” music video, this vibrant district blends tradition with modern flair!
How to go to
Yaowarat (Bangkok’s Chinatown)
Distance: 3–4 km from Samyan MitrTown (10–15 min by taxi).
By MRT
Take the Blue Line from Samyan Station to Hua Lamphong Station, then walk 5–10 min.
By BTS + MRT
Take the Silom Line from Sala Daeng Station to Siam Station, transfer to the MRT Blue Line to Hua Lamphong Station, then walk.
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Location: Yaowarat
Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha)
Located within the Grand Palace, Wat Phra Kaew is Thailand’s most sacred temple, home to the revered Emerald Buddha. With its stunning architecture and deep spiritual significance, this is a must-visit for anyone exploring Bangkok.
How to go to
Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha)
Distance: 4–5 km from Samyan MitrTown (15–20 min by taxi).
By MRT + Boat
Take the Blue Line from Samyan Station to Hua Lamphong Station, then a taxi or Chao Phraya Express Boat from Hua Lamphong Pier to Tha Chang Pier (a short walk to the temple).
By BTS + Boat
Take the Silom Line from Sala Daeng Station to Saphan Taksin Station, then board the Chao Phraya Express Boat to Tha Chang Pier, followed by a short walk.
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Location: Wat Phra Kaew
Wat Arun (The Temple of Dawn)
How to go to
Wat Arun (The Temple of Dawn)
Distance: 5 km from Samyan MitrTown (Approx. 25–30 min).
By MRT + Boat
Take the MRT Blue Line from Samyan Station to Hua Lamphong Station, then transfer to a boat at Sathorn Pier to cross the river to Wat Arun Pier.
By BTS + Boat
Take the BTS Silom Line from Sala Daeng Station to Saphan Taksin Station. Walk to Sathorn Pier, then take the Chao Phraya Express Boat to Wat Arun Pier.
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Location: Wat Arun
Chatuchak Weekend Market
One of the world’s largest outdoor markets, Chatuchak features over 15,000 stalls selling everything from clothing, antiques, and art to mouthwatering street food. A must-visit for anyone wanting to experience Thailand’s vibrant market culture!
How to go to
Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha)
Distance: 5 km from Samyan MitrTown (Approx. 15–20 min).
By MRT
Take the MRT Blue Line to Mo Chit Station (direct access to Chatuchak Market).
By BTS
From Sala Daeng Station, take the Silom Line to Siam Station, transfer to the Sukhumvit Line, and get off at Mo Chit Station.
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Location: Chatuchak Weekend Market
The Erawan Museum
How to go to
The Erawan Museum
By MRT
Take the MRT Blue Line to Sukhumvit Station, transfer to the BTS Sukhumvit Line towards Chang Erawan Station (Approx. 50 min).
By BTS
From Sala Daeng Station, take the BTS Silom Line to Siam Station, transfer to the BTS Sukhumvit Line, and get off at Chang Erawan Station (Approx. 45–50 min).
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Location: The Erawan Museum
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