Skytrain, rooftops and world food
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Along Sukhumvit Road and its Skytrain, this area concentrates hotels, malls, restaurants from all over the world and rooftop bars. Its soi, the side streets, hide cafés, the Japanese food of Thonglor and parks such as Benjakitti.
Sukhumvit Road, opened in the 1930s, runs east from Bangkok all the way to the Cambodian border. With the arrival of the Skytrain in 1999, its city section became Bangkok’s main area for expats, shopping and nightlife.
