2025 Recommended Attraction in Chulalongkorn University (Updated October)

2025 Bangkok Ban Thaton Road Food Paradise Chulalongkorn University food queue Michelin snack recommendations 😎 Large queues for food, cafes, street food Thanon Banthat Thong is only 1 stop away from BTS Siam in downtown Bangkok (BTS National Stadium Station). It has always been a favorite food gathering place for Bangkok residents and students. Recently, many new internet celebrity stores, hipster cafes, and exotic cuisines have settled in, coupled with food bloggers and media reports, making Thanon Banthat Thong once again Bangkok's newest food gathering place! Chula Bantadthong Samyan street food is rapidly gaining popularity, thanks in part to the influence of social media, which has helped increase consumer awareness and popularity through word-of-mouth from friends and reviews from bloggers. When you eat at Bantadthong – Samyan, you’ll feel the lively atmosphere and energy of the youth and might even recall your teenage years, when you were happy and lively. 📍Address: Chulalongkorn University District Food Street 🏖️Environment/Facilities: Available from MRT Samyan Station or BTS Sala Daeng Station / Call Grab 🕰️Business hours: 15:30-00:00 💞Recommendation reason: Too many restaurants, great atmosphere, very lively, affordable prices

As the oldest and most academically authoritative university in Thailand, Chulalongkorn University not only has a profound historical heritage, but also a beautiful campus environment and rich cultural heritage. The campus has a variety of architectural styles 🏛 There are both ancient Thai buildings and modern buildings, showing a unique cultural charm📚 📍Chulalongkorn University Phyathai Road,Pathumwan,Bangkok 10330 THAILAND 🚏Transportation 🚄Take the subway to Siam Station or National Stadium Station, then walk or take a motorcycle taxi to arrive 🚶If you live near Siam business district, you can walk there, which takes about 15 minutes⏰ 👉Recommended check-in spots ✔️Memorial Hall: Learn about the glorious history of the Thai royal family and schools, and experience the rich cultural heritage ✔️Bell Tower: Take photos and experience the tranquility and solemnity of the campus ✔️Chakrabang Square: Stroll around the square, admire the surrounding sculptures and flower beds, and enjoy a leisurely time ✔️The Twin Kings Memorial Statue: Pay respect to the King and feel the loyalty and admiration of the Thai people ✔️Pink School Bus: Take a free pink school bus to tour the campus and experience the daily life of Thai college students ✔️Library and Museum: Visit the school’s library and museum to learn about the school’s academic achievements and precious collections 💡You can rent school uniforms to take photos👗More atmosphere Please do not disturb students in class🚫 🍽 Night market check-in recommendation ✔️Nueng Nom Nua (Little Boy Milk)🥛: is a very popular milk shop, famous for its unique milk and milk smoothies. It is normal to queue up to buy, but the taste is really worth a try ✔️Mama noodles (jeh o chula restaurant)🍜: This restaurant is famous for its mama noodles and other Thai delicacies. It is very cost-effective and is a popular choice for tourists and locals. Remember to take a number in advance to avoid long waiting times. ✔️Ice cream toast (June Pang)🍨: The production process can be watched live, the perfect combination of ice cream and toast is mouth-watering✔️Internet celebrity clay pot hot pot (Jimjoom Banthat Thong)🥘: Affordable price, often need to queue at night, a good place to experience Thai hot pot✔️Somboon Seafood (Jianxing Restaurant)🍱: A well-known Thai chain restaurant, providing fresh seafood and a variety of Thai food, suitable for group dinners 💡Chulalongkorn Night Market not only has delicious food, but also many handicraft stalls, where you can choose exquisite souvenirs and gifts🔮such as Thai handicrafts, clothing, accessories, etc. Thai food is generally spicy. If you can’t eat spicy food, remember to ask the waiter to put less chili in it. #Thailand #ThailandTravel #ThailandTourism #Bangkok #BangkokTravel #BangkokFood #Chulalongkorn #ChulalongkornUniversity #ChulalongkornUniversityFoodStreet #ChulalongkornUniversityApply

Chulalongkorn University is considered a hidden gem in Bangkok. It's perfect for a leisurely afternoon stroll around the campus. The campus is large, and you can also ride a bike 🚴 while exploring and taking photos. ✨ The university has excellent greenery, so it doesn't feel too hot while walking around. The traditional Thai architecture exudes the unique charm of the university. 💓 There are fewer people at this time, and it is also open on weekends. No reservation is needed, and you can enter and exit freely, which is very convenient. - In the morning, you can first stroll around the Siam shopping district. After lunch 🥣, you can walk to Chulalongkorn University, which takes about 15 minutes. - In the evening, you can head straight to the night market! There are many snacks and various popular stores. Be sure to check out Milk Boy 🥛 and Lisa's Dessert Shop!!

#winHong Kong air tickets Come visit Chulalongkorn University, the highest university in Thailand~ Secretly experience what it feels like to be a student and pretend that you are still young (mistakenly) Chulalongkorn University is considered a niche attraction (? Because there are very few tourists hahaha The campus is quite big. You can probably walk around it all morning. The building is quite beautiful~ It looks good in any photo~ But still very~very~hot The Michelin-starred snack street next to the university only gets busy in the evening None of the shops were open this morning, so I didn’t get anything to eat... I have wanted to go to HKU for a long time! I love this one-day campus tour~ I feel that every school has its own unique atmosphere~ It’s also fun to communicate with students from all over the world~ #Thailand #Bangkok #Bangkok in-depth tour #Chulalongkorn University

Chulalongkorn University (จุฬาลงกรณ์มหาวิทยาลัย) is the oldest and most prestigious university in Thailand, located in Bangkok, the capital of Thailand. Chulalongkorn University was founded in 1917 by the fifth King of Thailand, King Chulalongkorn the Great, hence the name. Chulalongkorn University is the only university in Thailand permitted to use the title "Royal" and the only university in Thailand that owns royal land and property. There is an elephant on the emblem of Chulalongkorn University. The elephant is the national treasure of Thailand and symbolizes wisdom and strength. Chulalongkorn University has 19 faculties, 3 graduate schools, 1 branch campus, 14 research institutes, 2 educational centers and 2 affiliated schools, offering more than 450 degree programs taught in Thai or English. Chulalongkorn University is a pioneer in higher education in Thailand, having trained many Thai politicians, scholars, entrepreneurs and artists. Chulalongkorn University's campus is located in the heart of Bangkok and covers an area of ​​approximately 200 hectares. There are many historic buildings on campus, including the Chulalongkorn University Auditorium, Chulalongkorn University Library, etc. Visitors can tour the campus, admire the historic buildings, and learn about Thai higher education. #Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand City Attractions #Thailand #Bangkok #Chulalongkorn University #ThailandUniversity #ThailandEducation #ThailandCulture #History of Thailand #Thai Architecture #ThailandTravel

Chulalongkorn University is located near the city center of Bangkok. It is the best university in Thailand and attracts many students with excellent academic performance. Moreover, many famous actors and singers have graduated from this institution, so you must check in!🌟 Chulalongkorn University covers a large area and has campus buses, restaurants and bookstores. Although the bookstore is small, it has everything from academic books to daily necessities, and the prices are very reasonable. Most of the books are in Thai and English, ranging from children's books to university reference books! 📚🖊️🖍️ In addition, the architecture of Chulalongkorn University is very attractive. Most of the teaching buildings have pointed roofs and walls made of vermilion tiles. After my Thai friends introduced it to me, I realized that the architecture has Indian characteristics. Although Chulalongkorn University is the oldest university in Thailand, the teaching buildings are well maintained! It’s so beautiful! 📍Address: 254 Phaya Thai Rd, Wang Mai, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330, Thailand ✨Features/Rating:🌕🌕🌕🌕🌗 #ThailandAttractions #BangkokTravel #Bangkok #ChulalongkornUniversity

#VisitBangkok Mahachulalongkorn Building Mahachulalongkorn Building, or as it is popularly known as "Thevalai", is a building with a unique Thai architectural identity. It was built in 1914 as the headquarters of the Civil Service College. It was designed by Dr. Karl Dohring, a German engineer who worked in the Ministry of Interior, and Mr. Edward Healey, an English engineer who worked in the Ministry of Education. They adapted ancient Thai art from Sukhothai and Sawankhalok into the building's design. On January 3, 1915, King Rama VI traveled to the Civil Service College under construction to lay the foundation stone. Later, on March 26, 1916, a royal proclamation was issued to establish it. "The Civil Service College of King Chulalongkorn" was developed into "Chulalongkorn University". The building was used as the administrative office and the first teaching building of Chulalongkorn University, called the "Command Building". Later, the building's name was changed to "Arts Building 1" and "Mahachulalongkorn Building" respectively. The Faculty of Arts building, Chulalongkorn University, received the Outstanding Conservation Building Award from the Association of Siamese Architects under Royal Patronage.

Chulalongkorn University's Natural History Museum is the first natural history museum in Thailand. It is considered one of the most complete natural history museums in Southeast Asia. Inside the museum, there are exhibits of living things and natural resources, such as skeletons of living things, various shell samples from Thailand, fossils found in Thailand, the biology of bees, fish samples in literature, and samples of the soft-shelled turtle, which is the only one found in Thailand. Location: Biology Building 1, Faculty of Science, Chulalongkorn University, Phaya Thai Road, Wang Mai Subdistrict, Pathum Wan District, Bangkok 10330 Admission fee: Free ‼️ #VisitMuseum #FamilyTrip #BangkokAttractions #Thailand

so after few months of thinking, I decided to come to Thailand to do my exchange semester! apparently, Chula is the best university in Thailand, most of the wealthy Thais come here to get education. the campus itself is beautiful, and there are canteens in every single faculty. there are also free shuttle buses to take from one place to another place on campus! sometimes, there are also live shows and performances in the evening during the festival seasons.

Today, I will recommend a place for Bangkokians to relax. This place is Chulalongkorn Centenary Park, a public park with an area for everyone to come and relax or do activities. It has a large area. Or if you are a photography lover, you can come and check in here. The atmosphere here is very good, especially in the evening. The weather is nice. If you are looking for a place to relax in the middle of the city, I recommend this place. #Bangkok

#meetbangkok Let me introduce you to the best University in Thailand located in the heart of Bangkok. This University is rated Triple Champion by the 3 most famous rating agencies. I am honored to be able to learn so much about this University and the culture in this country. This University offers great courses such as Basic Thai for Foreigners and Communicative Thai for more advanced foreigners giving us the opportunity to understand the basics and communicate in daily life. The buildings are beautifully designed in respect to the culture and look very different compared to the universities i am used too#tripblazers

this is known as the best university in Thailand, we were really luck to get selected to do our exchange semester here. this university has a great location that situated in the centre of Bangkok, right next to Siam Mirtown, MBk and other big shopping malls. there is a sports complex, pond and swimming pool on campus. every single faculty has a nice canteen, and the food on campus has huge portion and taste really good! there are bus stops everywhere on campus, yo ur are able to take the shuttle bus from one stop to another if you want to go from one faculty to another faculty. we really enjoy our time here and in this beautiful campus#tripblazers #bucketlistreboot #mytripvlog

Getting There - Chulalongkorn University is strategically located in the buzzing area of Bangkok. It is easy to get there by mrt from the station Sam Yan exactly at the Chamchuri Square. Taking the Bts to Siam station is also very convenient because there are shuttle busses that take you from there to all the important faculties on the campus. Attractions - There are many beautiful buildings and parks on campus. The Rugby field in the center of the university is very iconic. A big statue of the King Chulalongkorn is there too Hotels - there are many hotels around Food & Restaurants - The food is amazing Shopping - There are many shopping malls like samyan mbk and many more #tripblazers #bucketlistreboot

Jay Wan, this name is the best soy milk and Jay Wan's shop has been famous for a long time. Jay Wan Soy Milk Menu is a shop that focuses on selling classic desserts such as soy milk, tau huay, tau tung, grass jelly, bua loy in ginger syrup with many side toppings. There are both hot and cold menus. You can order to take home or eat at the shop. The price is very okay, reasonable price. There is a lot of parking in the area.

Let me tell you a quiet place in the middle of hustle bustle city of Bangkok. It's a park located in the city center and near Chulalongkorn University. The park itself is called Chulalongkorn Centenary Park. I'm not sure about the relationship between the park and the university. However, this park is the best choice for you to just chill and enjoy the breeze and moment in Bangkok. The park may not be that big compared to others, but the grass is fresh, and the tree is big to cover you from direct sunshine. This park is suitable for anyone. You can bring family, friends, or even your beloved here. Besides, the park is also pet-friendly! 🐕🐈 I saw some pet owners strolling around with their beloved pets. Although the space isn't that big, it didn't feel packed at all. You will not hear the other people chit-chat easily. The plus point is that everyone seems to be getting busy with their own world. You may see someone is busy taking photoshoots with the cameraman. Some youngsters just came back from university and enjoyed their afternoon walk, while a small family just brought their children to play with the grass. And what about me? I just chill, read my book, and enjoy the golden hour in the park. Of course, taking photos is a must 📸. In my opinion, this park is unique because of the design of the park itself. This park is actually a perfect place for you to do everything you want. You can even do a jogging here. I suggest you visit just right before golden hour and wait until sunset. You may not see the sunset from here, but the golden hour is one of the best spots I've ever seen in the Bangkok area. #thailand

Chulalongkorn University Review: More Than a University, It's a Heart of Learning and Innovation 🏛 The Beginning of Wisdom Founded in 1916 by King Rama VI in honor of King Chulalongkorn, Chulalongkorn University is the first university in Thailand to focus on developing future leaders through knowledge and morality. 🌱 Vision for Society Under the vision of "Creating Innovation for Society," Chulalongkorn University aims to produce students with knowledge and morality, driving research and innovation that positively impacts Thai and global society. 🧠 Diverse Faculties and Programs There are more than 20 faculties covering science, social sciences, liberal arts, and medicine, such as the Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Communication Arts, Faculty of Engineering, and Faculty of Arts. 🏞 Interesting Places to Visit - Chulalongkorn University Auditorium, a classical architecture that is #ChulalongkornUniversity #Chula20 #Chula #ChulalongkornUniversityCentennialPark The university's symbol - Chulalongkorn 100th Anniversary Park, a central green space for relaxation and photography - A modern sports center and central library open to the public

The atmosphere of Chulalongkorn University is beautifully captured, combining the classic architecture, the tranquility of the central courtyard, and the modernity of the city surrounding the university—it's like connecting the past, present, and future in one frame. Chulalongkorn is more than just a university, but also a place of inspiration, transforming the dreams of the new generation into reality. 🌟 Every corner of this place is filled with stories, hope, and the power of endless learning. #KruTakesYouToTheUniversity #InspirationForLearning #GenAlphaLearning #ChulaVibes #TravelPlan #PlacesNearBangkok #NatureAttractions

🌿 Want to experience nature but don't want to leave the city? Today, we invite you to visit the Living Plant Museum, Faculty of Science, Chulalongkorn University. This "living" learning center features over 200 species of plants from Thailand and abroad, displayed in a greenhouse next to the Mahamakut Building. They include everything from aquatic plants, drought-tolerant plants, to rare plants. 🪴 Looking for a chic educational destination with cool photos in the greenhouse? Visit the Living Plant Museum @Chulalongkorn University. 📅 Open Monday–Friday ⏰ 9:00 AM–4:00 PM (Closed Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays) ----- Getting there: 🚇 MRT Sam Yan → Walk through Chamchuri 9 Gate, just 5 minutes. 🚘 Drive through the Faculty of Science gate on Phaya Thai Road. Parking is available (fee required). #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #TravelLikeKnowledge #TravelPlan #NatureAttractions #LivingPlantMuseum #ChulalongkornUniversity

Imagine… walking into a place filled with billions of year-old rocks and fossils. It's like opening a door back in time to the ancient world ✨ At the Chulalongkorn University Geological Museum, we'll see dinosaur fossils and ancient creatures 🦕, numerous fascinating rock and mineral samples, and a highlight is the 3.96 billion-year-old Acasta Gneiss, one of the oldest rocks on Earth 🌍. This museum not only showcases… but also helps us better understand the "rock cycle" and the origins of the Earth. It's a place that offers both knowledge and enjoyment at the same time. 📍 Location: Geology Building (Building 52), Faculty of Science, Chulalongkorn University 📅 Open Monday – Thursday 🕑 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM 💰 Free admission If you're looking for an interesting place in Bangkok that offers both knowledge and unique experiences, consider stopping by here. You might just gain a new perspective on our world. 🌋 #GetDiscountsWithoutRisk #GeologyMuseum #ChulalongkornUniversity #TravelPlan #Trip #TravelWithKnowledge #BangkokTravel

I was given a tour of Chulalongkorn University by a friend who goes there, and if you have the time, walk around campus! It’s beautiful—super green, open, and full of interesting architecture. The school canteens are super affordable, around 30–40 Baht, and right next to campus is an amazing food mall with cheap prices that a lot of students visit too! It’s easy to access by metro, and makes for a wonderful couple of hours—great food, peaceful atmosphere, and a chance to explore Bangkok’s top university!!

I believe most people go to Banthat Thong Road in search of food, if the hotel is nearby, try to go down early in the morning, walk around, there is a small morning market near Lotus's Rama I, working students come to buy breakfast

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck The Samyan MRT tunnel is a walkway connecting the Samyan MRT Station (Exit 2) and the Samyan Mitrtown shopping mall. The highlight of this tunnel is its modern design with a glass floor and white lights along the way, making it look like you are in a spaceship, making it a new popular photo spot. It also makes it more convenient to travel to Samyan Mitrtown without having to cross the road. 🗓️Travel Planning: Transportation: The tunnel can be accessed from the Samyan MRT Station, Exit 2, and you can walk directly to the Samyan Mitrtown shopping mall. 🕰️bOpening hours: 06:00-23:45 #Places to visit near Bangkok #Samyan Mitrtown

Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and fly to Thailand to feel the tropical vibes and cultural charm! This carefully crafted Bangkok-Kanchanaburi 5-day tour guide takes you on a one-stop journey to check in at historical sites, explore rainforest secrets, and unlock the most authentic Thai slow life✨ 📅 Full Itinerary Guide ✅Day 1: Arrive in Bangkok, experience Southeast Asian vibes ✈️ Arrive at Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport, take the airport transfer service to check in at the hotel. After a short rest, stroll around to taste local delicacies like Tom Yum Goong and Thai-style Pad Thai, and feel the lively atmosphere of Bangkok’s night markets. Day 2: In-depth tour of Bangkok’s classic landmarks 📍 Grand Palace & Emerald Buddha Temple: Step into the magnificent palace complex, admire the national treasure Emerald Buddha, and feel the solemnity of the Thai royal family and the profound Buddhist culture. 📍 Wat Arun: The pure white Khmer-style pagoda stands tall by the Chao Phraya River, with colorful glass mosaics so stunning they take your breath away—an excellent spot for photos and check-ins! 📍 ICONSIAM: Visit this top-tier mall to experience the perfect blend of modern and traditional Thailand. 📍 Night cruise on the Chao Phraya River: Take a boat to enjoy the night views on both sides of the river, feeling the romance and prosperity of Bangkok under the sparkling lights. ✅Day 3: A wonderful collision of culture and local life 📍 Chulalongkorn University: Stroll through Thailand’s oldest university, check in at Southeast Asian style architecture, and soak in the strong academic atmosphere. 📍 Bangkok Art and Culture Centre: Encounter contemporary art exhibitions and learn about the fusion of Thai creative design and traditional culture. 📍 Erawan Shrine: Make wishes and pray, experiencing the unique charm of Thai Buddhist culture. 📍 Asiatique Ferris Wheel Night Market: Ride the giant Ferris wheel to overlook Bangkok’s nightscape, taste street snacks, and hunt for unique handicrafts. Day 4: Head to Kanchanaburi, explore history and nature 🚗 Depart from Bangkok, 2-3 hours by car to Kanchanaburi. 📍 Riverside restaurant: Enjoy lunch by the Kwai River, savoring Thai cuisine while feeling the breeze. 📍 Bridge over the River Kwai: Check in at this World War II historical landmark, stroll on the bridge, and listen to the poignant stories of the past. 📍 Stay at a unique hotel: Fall asleep to the sound of the flowing Kwai River, feeling the tranquility away from the noise. ✅Day 5: Kanchanaburi natural adventure 📍 Erawan National Park: Hike through the tropical rainforest, encounter the emerald seven-tier waterfall, play in the cool pools, and get close to nature. 📍 Kanchanaburi Wildlife Sanctuary: Feed elephants, giraffes, and other adorable animals, immersing yourself in a harmonious experience with wildlife. ✅Day 6: Return home In the morning, travel back from Kanchanaburi to Bangkok, claim tax refunds and shop at the airport, then take the flight home, carrying full memories and reluctance, ending this Thai-style journey～ 📌 Super thoughtful travel TIPS ✅ Itinerary optimization: It’s recommended to reserve 1-2 days in Bangkok for classic attractions, and 2-3 days in Kanchanaburi for its rich natural scenery; if time allows, add trips to Maeklong Railway Market and Damnoen Saduak Floating Market. 👗 Dress code: When visiting temples, wear long sleeves, long pants or long skirts, avoid bare shoulders and shorts; for outdoor activities, wear light and breathable clothes and prepare non-slip shoes. ✅ Safety precautions: Apply high SPF sunscreen and bring mosquito repellent for outdoor activities; always wear a helmet when riding a motorbike and pay attention to traffic safety. ✅ Useful tools: Download ride-hailing app Grab and translation apps (like Google Translate) for easier communication; buy a SIM card or international data package in advance. ✅ Get your luggage ready and start a romantic and adventurous trip to Thailand!🌺✨

#SlowCombo is a space organized for everyone who wants to live a slow life. It is suitable for people who care about their health and love the world because the products displayed in SlowCombo must have environmentally friendly packaging. I like the idea, 10/10.

📍Chulalongkorn University A popular check-in spot in recent years. There are many delicious foods nearby. It feels a bit like the Sibu Night Market. Chulalongkorn University is the highest institution of learning in Thailand. However, it is a bit far from the subway station. It is about 15 minutes’ walk. It is more convenient to call a Grab motorcycle. This should be the place where you can see the most Chinese people after Big C😂. It is not an exaggeration to say that it is full of Chinese people. It may also coincide with their May Day holiday. In addition to the endless food here, there is also a pedestrian street in the middle. Clothes are quite cheap. There are also many vintage and hipster items. As long as you can call out the name of the store, there are basically long queues. Maybe you should come earlier so that you don’t have to queue. It was about 8 or 9 o’clock when we arrived. It was crowded. The most unexpected thing was the roadside snack that I had been watching for a long time. I finally bought and tried it. I was shocked. It was super Q and delicious. $50/portion. We immediately decided to walk back and buy a second portion hahahaha. It was delicious even when it was cold! We didn’t buy HAAB because we thought it tasted like what we expected. #MayGoodDestinations2025 #BangkokNewAttractions #ChulalongkornFood #Chulalongkorn

#Bangkok Transportation Guide Want to experience a unique open-air movie in Bangkok? Chulalongkorn University Centennial Park will host a special event "PMCU x Skyline Film" from May 16th to 18th! You can enjoy heartwarming masterpieces such as "You've Got Mail" and "Hachiko: A Dog's Story" surrounded by greenery, and you can also encounter performances by the campus orchestra. What's more meaningful is that the proceeds from the event will be donated to stray animals. The following is a detailed transportation guide for you to easily reach this romantic charity appointment! Public transportation: The most convenient way is to take the Bangkok BTS Skytrain to Mo Chit or Siam Station. After exiting from Exit 2 of Mochi Station, you can take a taxi or use Grab to call a car, which takes about 10 minutes. From Exit 2 of Siam Station, it is about a 15-minute walk to the park entrance. Alternatively, you can take the MRT subway to Sukhumvit Station, and then take a bus or taxi after exiting the station. Self-driving or chartered car: Use navigation software (such as Google Maps) to search for "Chulalongkorn University Centenary Park". If you drive by yourself, please be aware of the traffic congestion in Bangkok city. It is recommended to avoid rush hour in the morning and evening. There is paid parking around the park, but parking spaces are limited; chartered car service is more flexible and suitable for travelers with pets or multiple people. During the event, it is recommended to arrive 4 hours in advance to enjoy the youthful concert. Tickets can be purchased on site (390 baht per person) or booked online through Facebook. Follow this guide to spend a warm and unforgettable night under the stars in Bangkok!

#Bangkok Transportation Guide As the oldest institution of higher learning in Bangkok, Chulalongkorn University not only carries a profound academic heritage, but the vast green spaces and beautiful vegetation on campus make people linger. Just outside the school gate is the bustling Chulalongkorn Night Market, where you can experience both the cultural atmosphere and the hustle and bustle of the city in one trip. The following is a detailed transportation guide for you to easily explore this university and its surrounding charm. Public transportation: The most convenient way is to take the Bangkok BTS Skytrain to Mo Chit or Siam Station. After exiting from Exit 2 of Mochi Station, you can take a taxi or Grab, which takes about 10 minutes. After exiting from Exit 2 of Siam Station, it takes about 15 minutes to walk to the northwest gate of the campus, and you can also enjoy the street scenery along the way. Alternatively, you can take the MRT subway to Sukhumvit Station, and then take a bus or taxi after exiting the station. Self-driving or chartered car: Use navigation software (such as Google Maps) to search for "Chulalongkorn University". If you are driving by yourself, please be aware of the traffic congestion in Bangkok city. It is recommended to avoid rush hours in the morning and evening. Some areas on campus have parking spaces open to the public, but the number is limited; you can also choose to park your car in paid parking lots in surrounding shopping malls.

#Get a discount without relying on luck **Review of the field in front of Chulalongkorn University's main auditorium and the monument of the two kings (Rama V - Rama VI)** The field in front of Chulalongkorn University's main auditorium is a historical area and a popular evening activity spot for students and the public. It stands out for its shady atmosphere and cultural significance. ### **1. The monument of the two kings (Rama V - Rama VI)** Located in front of Chulalongkorn University's main auditorium, it is a royal monument to **King Rama V** and **King Rama VI**, the founders of Chulalongkorn University. This monument has long been a symbol of the university and a popular photo spot, especially during the golden light in the evening. ### **2. Sports field and exercise area** - **Rugby field**: This is the main field in front of the main auditorium. The landscape has been adjusted to connect with the monument of the two kings since 2002 to create an activity area and walkway. - **Evening activities**: Students and the public often come to walk and run around the field in the evening. Because there is a shady walkway and a peaceful atmosphere - **Running route**: The distance around the field is about 400-500 meters, suitable for light exercise ### Atmosphere and safety** - **Lighting**: There is enough lighting at night - **Liveliness**: In the evening after 5:00 p.m., there will be more people using the area to exercise and relax - **Caution**: Some areas may have a lot of tourists or visitors ### Transportation and facilities** - **Parking**: There is a parking lot near the main auditorium, but it may fill up quickly in the evening - **Public transportation**: You can travel by BTS to Siam Station or MRT to Sam Yan Station and then take public transportation to the university - **Shops**: There are shops selling drinks and snacks in the surrounding area ### **Summary** The field in front of Chulalongkorn University's main auditorium and the monument of the two kings are not only historical sites, but also an easily accessible place to exercise in the evening. With a shady atmosphere and safety, it is recommended to visit during sunset to experience the golden light shining on the monument and the beautiful view of the auditorium.

Initially, I was just looking for a place to take a walk near BTS Siam, but I accidentally wandered into Chulalongkorn University and was pleasantly surprised by its atmosphere. Although it's one of Thailand's top universities, to me, it felt more like an urban forest in the bustling city. The campus is open, lush with greenery, and completely free of any sense of pressure. As soon as I entered, I was captivated by the long, straight avenue lined with tall trees and playful squirrels darting around. The air was so fresh that it felt unlike the typical Bangkok city center. Walking further, I came across several elegant Thai-style buildings with red roofs, exuding a sense of history. These house museums and libraries, but I didn’t go inside this time—just took some photos outside and watched students in their neat uniforms pass by, creating a very relaxed atmosphere. The highlight of the campus is undoubtedly the lotus pond. The water surface is covered with pink and purple lotus flowers, surrounded by trees. Many people sit by the pond to daydream—it’s truly healing. There’s also a small café called CU Terrace, which offers a quiet environment perfect for a break. Drinks cost around 20 HKD per cup, and while the taste is average, the scenery makes up for it. Interestingly, the campus is home to a few stray dogs, which are collectively cared for by the students. They’re all well-behaved and friendly, often lying quietly on the grass soaking up the sun, completely unafraid of people. I even saw students playing with the dogs while eating, creating a heartwarming scene. The entire campus is open to the public, and if you get tired, you can head to nearby Siam Paragon or Central World for food and shopping. Just a short walk away, you’re back in the lively Bangkok, creating a stark contrast. If you have half a day and want to find a place to relax without leaving the city center, I highly recommend taking a casual stroll through Chulalongkorn University. You’ll discover how academic vibes and everyday life can blend so naturally, with a touch of romance. Address: Phayathai Rd, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330 (Take BTS to Siam Station and walk a few minutes to get there)

🚗🚗🚗Travel Route Day 1: Pudong International Airport → Paii Day 2: Bangkok Navy Shooting Range → Chulalongkorn University → Siam Center → Erawan Shrine → Chinatown (Yaowarat Road) Day 3: Bangkok W Hotel → Wat Arun → Wat Pho → Grand Palace → Bangkok Night Market Ferris Wheel Day 4: Bangkok Peninsula Hotel → ICONSIAM Riverside Plaza → Suvarnabhumi International Airport 🌄Recommended Check-in Spots: Grand Palace: Wat Arun: Chinatown (Yaowarat Road): Erawan Shrine: Bangkok Night Market Ferris Wheel ⚠️Notes: