The Complete Guide to Silom
Find the best spots in Bangkok’s most vibrant neighborhood
Find what you love
Lose yourself or find yourself – Silom is the perfect place for it!
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Foodies Rejoice!
Most people visiting Thailand will want to discover the many tastes the Thai cuisine offers. Silom is probably the best destination to try it all in one place.
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Silom after dark
Where the city comes alive with a kaleidoscope of lights, pulsating beats, and a vibrant energy that sets the stage for an unforgettable nightlife experience. Discover the allure of Silom’s nightlife scene, where sleek rooftop bars, trendy clubs, and bustling night markets create an atmosphere that keeps the city buzzing till dawn.
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Retail therapy at its finest
Unleash your inner shopaholic in Silom, Bangkok’s premier shopping district. From trendy boutiques to bustling markets, Silom offers a shopping experience like no other. Discover the latest fashion trends, unique souvenirs, and indulge in a world of retail bliss in the heart of the city.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Silom in Bangkok?
Silom is located in the heart of Bangkok, nestld between the Chao Phraya River and the green lung of Bangkok, the Lumpini Park. It’s easily connected via all modes of transportation.
Is Silom safe?
Yes, Silom is a safe neighborhood for tourists, residents and the people working here. As with all places, you should however still be aware of your surroundings and keep an eye on your belongings. All the hustle and bustle can make tourists an easy target for pickpockets.
Is Silom a good place to stay?
For both residents and tourists, there are not many better places to stay in than in Silom: the location is easily accessible, nearly all daily needs are available within a short walk and open 24/7. No matter your budget, you will be sure to find the perfect hotel or residence.
What is the history of Silom?
The Silom district has been named after the one of the first roads of Bangkok, Silom Road. It was built in the 1860’s alongside a canal. Read the full history here.
What does Silom mean in Thai?
As explained in the history of Silom, Si Lom means “windmill” in Thai. When the road that’s nowadays Silom Road was built, it was alongside a canal that had windmills to pump water onto the fertile farmland nearby.
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