One Tuk-Tuk, Four Bangkok Landmarks — Say "SaWaDiKa" Like LISA

LISA's brand-new single SaWaDiKa" just took Thailand's warmest greeting, and our most iconic ride, the tuk-tuk, to stages and screens around the world. 

● Watch the MV: https://youtu.be/FyS5dAywkEo 

So, we're inviting you to live it for real. Climb aboard a three-wheeler and roll through Bangkok from golden afternoon to neon night, four stops, four totally different moods.

● The Grand Palace & The Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Kaew)

Start your afternoon cruising through the old town of Phra Nakhon District. Glide past the palace walls and watch the golden spires and glittering chedis catch the sunlight. Pure Thai grandeur.

● Giant Swing & Wat Suthat

Ride on with the breeze in your hair to Bangkok's most classic postcard view, the towering red Giant Swing framed by timeless Thai architecture. Come at golden hour, and every shot is a keeper.

● Odeon Circle & the Chalermphrakiat Gate

Pause at the striking Chinese-style archway built to honor His Majesty's King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great’s 6th Cycle Birthday Anniversary — the grand gateway to Chinatown.

● Yaowarat Road (Chinatown)

End your night in the Bangkok that never sleeps. Neon signs blazing overhead, street food stalls lining both sides, energy everywhere. This is the city at full volume. 

Four stops. One tuk-tuk. Every side of Bangkok, regal, classic, and gloriously alive.

Where would you say "SaWaDiKa" to Bangkok first?

Source: PR Thai Government