In addition to general tourist attractions during the day, the nightlife is another colorful feature that attracts tourists from all over the world.

      Bangkok is regarded as a charming, fascinating city both day and night. After you’ve been seeing the sights all day, and when the sunlight begins to fade, the lights of Bangkok's restaurants and pubs are brighter. It could be called a “sleepless” city. Bangkok has many nightlife options where the “restless ones”can easily go where they like.

      Let's start at Khaosan Road, which is well known for water-play during the Songkran Festival. Khaosan Road is also a hip destination popular among foreign backpackers. There are budget hotels and hawker stalls, including many street food restaurants and shops. It is a hotspot for pubs and bars with a variety of styles, and it’s located in the heart of the city, near many other tourist attractions, including Sanam Luang, the Grand Palace, Phra Athit Road, Tha Prachan, and Bang Lamphu. It wouldn’t be far off to say that we can have a whole trip in one area.

      Another nightlife attraction in Bangkok is Sukhumvit Road, which is a central business district where young office workers crowd during the daytime. But at night, this street is filled with people and the music of nightclubs and luxury restaurants. There are also many shopping and entertainment venues in the side streets, or soi, nearby, such as Thonglor and Ekkamai, and even the attractions of Silom Road and Ratchada Phisek Road are not far away.This is why it is another destination that must be visited by both Thai and foreign lovers of life after dark.

      In addition, in other cities that are popular tourist destinations, such as Phuket, Chiang Mai, Pattaya, or Hua Hin, there are also famous night walking streets, which attract both Thai and foreign tourists to visit, eat, go shopping, and enjoy the charm of Thailand's nightlife.

Source : adotrip