Bangkok roof top bars
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MarcTwoSix
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Krung Thonburi is the 1st one after Saphan Taksin stop in BKK properDupree;362911 said:
kaptainrob
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Sathorn Unique Tower is an unfinished skyscraper in the Thai capital city of Bangkok. Planned as a high-rise condominium complex, construction of the building was halted during the 1997 Asian financial crisis, when it was already about 80 percent complete. It is now among the most prominent of Bangkok's many derelict buildings, and has become a destination for urban explorers.OZZYGUY;362952 said:
Full story from Wiki > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sathorn_Unique_Tower
Moo Uaon
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Then there's the black tower and the one with bits missing off of it all in the same area..OZZYGUY;362952 said:
https://www.boredpanda.com/bangkok-tallest-skyscraper-building-mahanakhon-thailand/
MarcTwoSix
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Taking a taxi to Suk isn't even that bad eitherMoo Uaon;362961 said:
There really is no traffic until you get to Lumpini
But as you said the BTS is very easy also
If anyone wants to stay over in Thonburi area I would suggest w noting that area
Then go spend some naughty days in lower Suk before or after
There really is so much more to Bangkok than lower Suk
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Tingtong
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In 2005 my first trip to Thailand we had to stay one night in BK one our way to Phuket . We stayed at the Grand China Princes Hotel in of all places China Town 55. It didnt have a dedicated Roof top Bar as Such , probably before they became a trend But the had a Restaurant and bar one the Top level.
The Restaurant had a revolving floor that did a 360 deg turn which took about 15 mins per revolution . Me and my Mate didnt want to go back out in the Madness of China Town so decided to get right on the drink in the Restaurant .
They had a Piano Man playing and singing and after a few beers I ended up Singing with him (his idea ) . The Piano man and Bar were in the Middle of the Top floor and didnt move and the Tables were on the moving outer area on the Revolving part so Diners could get the Whole view of BK . I remember doing the Moon Walk while I was singing as the tables slowly moved past us , people were killing themselves laughing and clapping .
Has anyone every been to the Grand China and been in that Revolving Restaurant? It was a good night out .
The Restaurant had a revolving floor that did a 360 deg turn which took about 15 mins per revolution . Me and my Mate didnt want to go back out in the Madness of China Town so decided to get right on the drink in the Restaurant .
They had a Piano Man playing and singing and after a few beers I ended up Singing with him (his idea ) . The Piano man and Bar were in the Middle of the Top floor and didnt move and the Tables were on the moving outer area on the Revolving part so Diners could get the Whole view of BK . I remember doing the Moon Walk while I was singing as the tables slowly moved past us , people were killing themselves laughing and clapping .
Has anyone every been to the Grand China and been in that Revolving Restaurant? It was a good night out .
supersub
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This one looks like it might be worth checking out.
https://www.bangkokundercover.com/vanilla-sky-rooftop-bar/
https://www.bangkokundercover.com/vanilla-sky-rooftop-bar/
Ian Forbes
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That sounds like a pretty good memory. I enjoy watching people have fun, no matter how silly they might be. It's why I like watching children play. They use their imagination and don't worry about what others think. It's the same with old folks who like to dance. They are having a good time.Tingtong;362975 said: