Tha Maharaj

5 Noppawit C - 3 months ago

Perfect destination for grabbing some coffee or a nice meal while enjoying the beautiful river view. Plenty of coffee shops, restaurants, dessert cafe, souvenir shops and etc. Sometimes there’s a live music show making the place very lively. They have parking lots available or you can also get here by Chaophraya Express boats, ferries and buses.

5 Bananaaa hd - 8 months ago

I went here last week during the day till evening. It is a tourist attraction with a very good atmosphere. Because it is a port adjacent to the Chao Phraya River. There is a place to take photos from many angles and have beautiful light. There are many restaurants to choose from, whether it is a restaurant, a dessert shop, a drink shop. Fast food restaurants such as subway, clean restaurants, good service. Talking about the evening atmosphere is very good. More and more people started coming in. There were many foreigners. But the number of chairs to sit and relax are few and not as clean as it should be.

4 Jiyoon Kim - a month ago

It is a good place to take a short break after visiting the Royal Palace and then take a boat ride to the hotel. If the hotel provides boat service, you can ask the hotel to send the boat here. I recommend that you make a reservation with the hotel or call the boat by phone. This is an option you can think of when you can't get a taxi or Grab doesn't come.

5 wjsalsxm WT - 6 months ago

2nd floor can see river view and temple in other side. Mokata restaurant. So hot. Near wat pho, wat arun, other destination. Can try it

4 sam satp - 3 months ago

Many restaurants and food stands you can enjoy with!! The transportation though is not so good. You can either get there by boat or taxi, no train

5 Narotee Teerapap - 4 weeks ago

Great location in Phanakorn area, the atmosphere is nice, it is in the river front. Enjoy the river breeze

5 Gautam - 3 months ago

Great place to sample local cuisine and buy yourself handcraft items. Situated on the banks of Chao Phraya river, almost diagonally opposite Wat Arun. In fact, you can get a ferry to Wat Arun from here.