Considered one of Bangkok’s central business and commercial districts, Asok (sometimes spelt ‘Asoke’) has also long been a very popular nightlife destination for foreigners because of its convenient public transportation.

This up-and-coming neighborhood benefits from being both conveniently connected to central Bangkok whilst at the same time retaining the local small city charm that so many people desire.

With a wide range of residential accommodation, and exciting bars, cafes and restaurants, this neighborhood is popular among both wealthy middle-class Thai’s as well as expats from all over the world.

Phrom Phong is one of the busiest areas along Sukhumvit Road. The neighborhood is a combination of expensive condominiums, large new shopping malls, Michelin-starred restaurants and chicken-on-a-stick street food.

The Lumpini area in central Bangkok is largely defined by Lumpini Park, as well as its major thoroughfares: Ratchadamri, Wireless, Ploenchit, Chidlom and Langsuan Roads.

Sensational eateries, a fantastic nightlife, and the exclusivity that comes with one of the most expensive neighborhoods in Bangkok makes Thonglor a sought-after residential and entertainment area.

Thonburi, located on the west bank of the Chao Phraya River, was briefly Thailand's capital city in the 18th century, remaining an independent town and province until it was merged into Bangkok in 1971.