Khaosan Garden Bangkok

Khaosan Garden asks you to open a new perspective of Khaosan Road with a new tourist attraction combining museum, library, French restaurant, cafe and bakery shop in one place. 

Khaosan Garden has been opened since the end of 2013 after the restorative of Baan Krai Jitti. A 100-year teakwood house decorated with works of famous artists. Tourists can feel the shady atmosphere, relax and enjoy the beauty of the precious architecture in the heart of Khaosan Road.

In one day, you will find out about Phra Nakhon and Khaosan Road in the past from Khaosan Garden Museum, feel the atmosphere of Khaosan Road before it had become a famous spot among foreigners before stopping by Chez Bruno, a famous restaurant from France serving you delicious food and desserts. You also have to try the French bakery and homemade ice-cream at Vanille and end your trip with a cup of coffee from Malongo.

Khaosan Garden ‪201 Khaosan Road Talardyod Phanakorn‬, Bangkok ‪10200‬, Thailand. Open daily 10.00-24.00. For more information tel. 02-629-4074 or on website www.khaosangarden.com

Resource : www.tourismthailand.org

Khao San Road Bangkok

Perhaps the best known Bangkok’s district among young and budget travelers, Khao San Road is a short street located a kilometer north of the Grand Palace. Described by Alex Garland in his best selling book The Beach as “the centre of the backpacking universe,” Khao San Road certainly has everything a single backpacker would need: a wide range of budget accommodations, an array of restaurants and bars offering international foods and drinks, an army of food trucks offering Pad Thai (and other Thai street dishes), money exchange counters, tour operators preparing packages to elsewhere in Thailand and neighboring countries. Before turning into a travelers’ hub, Khao San was one of Bangkok’s main rice (khao san in Thai) trading port, and that’s where its name came from.

With its convenient location, travelers staying on Khao San Road can easily get around the old town on foot or bicycle, visiting Bangkok’s cultural landmarks like The Grand Palace,Temple of the Emerald Buddha, Wat Pho, the City Pillar Shrine, the National Museum and the National Gallery.

During the annual Songkran (Thai New Year, every April 13-15) Festival, the street of Khao San turns into one of Thailand’s main celebrating spots you can expect extravagant parades, entertainment showcases and big water splashing event.

Resource : www.tourismthailand.org

Khaosan Garden Bangkok

Khaosan Garden asks you to open a new perspective of Khaosan Road with a new tourist attraction combining museum, library, French restaurant, cafe and bakery shop in one place. 

Khaosan Garden has been opened since the end of 2013 after the restorative of Baan Krai Jitti. A 100-year teakwood house decorated with works of famous artists. Tourists can feel the shady atmosphere, relax and enjoy the beauty of the precious architecture in the heart of Khaosan Road.

In one day, you will find out about Phra Nakhon and Khaosan Road in the past from Khaosan Garden Museum, feel the atmosphere of Khaosan Road before it had become a famous spot among foreigners before stopping by Chez Bruno, a famous restaurant from France serving you delicious food and desserts. You also have to try the French bakery and homemade ice-cream at Vanille and end your trip with a cup of coffee from Malongo.

Khaosan Garden ‪201 Khaosan Road Talardyod Phanakorn‬, Bangkok ‪10200‬, Thailand. Open daily 10.00-24.00. For more information tel. 02-629-4074 or on website www.khaosangarden.com

Resource : thai.tourismthailand.org