With Thailand's borders finally unlocked for international tourists, the whole city vibes seem to feel more appropriate for all of us Bangkokians—and you who may be thinking about coming to travel here—to go out and about in the capital and let ourselves enjoy what's happening on this weekend. Let's find them out now!
Explore the mysterious world of human mind and emotion from this internationally-renowned Thai artist.
Local artistic mastermind Gongkan finally made a return to the homeland with a new collection, Introspection, that again investigates a conceptual idea around human conditions during the strange time of the pandemic.
Venue: Tang Contemporary Art / Date: Until December 12 / Free Entry / Read more here.
Reignite your artistic aspiration with these contemporary performance art showcases.
Bangkok Theater Festival is now brought back for the tenth time, and like every year, there's a big array of performances created by independent artists and performers across the country coming together only for the weekends in November.
Venue: BACC / Date: Until November 21 / Read more here.
Discover your inner comedic soul through this laughter-filled workshop.
While Comedy Club Bangkok is cooking up its comeback for the city's nightlife, co-founder Chris Wegoda teases the club's return with a workshop dedicated for those interested in the art of jokesters or even some tricks of making people laugh.
Venue: Comedy Club Bangkok / Date: November 13-14 (15:30-18:00) / B1,250 per person / Read more here.
Browse around for some holiday ideas at Marriott-branded hotels and resort.
A cute reminder: the holiday season is imminent, and this is why you should start making plans for the year-end by hopping to EmQuartier this weekend and browse around the Marriott Thailand Travel Show wherein 41 hotels and resorts under the brand in Thailand coming together to flaunt their hot promotions for stays.
Venue: EmQuartier / Date: Until November 14 / Free Entry / Read more here.
Get your fill of a chic brunch while reveling in funky music by Bangkok's sought-after DJ.
After enjoying your lazy morning on bed this Saturday, you should get up and go to the vibrant all-day dining eatery, Chim Chim, at Siam@Siam Design Hotel for a fun brunch laden with hearty and healthy dishes amidst a fun-filled ambience by DJ Nanziee.
Venue: Chim Chim Bangkok / Date: Every Saturday in November (11:00-15:00) / Bookings recommended / Read more here.
Savor the gorgeous vistas of Chao Phraya River and enjoy the feast from these reopening riverside restaurants.
It's been a while since riverside dining rooms took hiatus following the coronavirus outbreak, but now, some of the best in Bangkok have returned to providing services for guests to relive a chillax weekend feast. The Peninsula and Shangri-La are two of the establishments you may miss, so don't forget to check what they have to offer.
Read more here.
Catch up all the new openings that you might have missed.
Accompanying the more relaxed regulations regarding COVID-19, many emerging businesses have decided to take this chance to reveal themselves to the city. There's everything from restaurants to cafés, and here are some of the latest ones you should check out.
Read more here.
Grab one of these 11.11 deals by luxury hotels in Bangkok before they're all gone.
Today is 11.11, in case you're not aware—and what's special about this day in Thailand is how eff loads of flash deals from almost every brand, including hotels and restaurants, are rolled out exclusively on this day. But don't feel bad if it's already too late for you, for some places are generous enough to extend the dates for you to grab the deal for a few days more.
Click here for room packages and here for dining packages.
