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Where to find the Best Street Art in Bangkok

Bangkok, Thailand

A re you a Street Art Fan and visiting Bangkok? Here’s an INCOMPLETE list of some of Bangkok’s popular Street Art areas.

Do you have any favorite Bangkok Street Art Favorite Spots? If so DM us on Instagram @midlifeadventuring or drop us a note in the comments. We are always looking for new murals in the wild.

Talad Noi

Talat Noi or Talad Noi is a historic neighbourhood in Bangkok.  This was the original Chinatown area when Bangkok formed and now sits on the periphery of the current bustling Bangkok Chinatown. This is also one of my favorite areas in Bangkok to explore. Cool alleys and old building, lots of great coffee shops, street art and so many interesting photo opportunities – whats not to like here.

A few murals not to miss in Talad Noi:  the alley way of Trok San Chao Rong Kueak, the Dragon and the Flying Bird. As you wander, you will find more but half the fun of this area is exploring to see what new has popped up.

FINDING TALAD NOI

Talad Noi is easily accessed by the MRT or Ferry.

By MRT

    • Take the MRT subway to Hua Lamphong Station. Leave by exit no. 2 and walk to Wat Traimit and Chinatown gate.
    • Alternatively, take the MRT subway to Hua Lamphong Station. Then take a taxi to either Soi Charoen Krung 22 or the River City Bangkok.

By Ferry

    • Catch the Chao Phraya orange flag ferry to the Marine Department pier. Alternatively you can also get off at Si Phraya Pier (next to River City). Then take a short walk to Soi Wanit 2 where you can start walking through Talad Noi.
MORE FROM TALAD NOI
  • Google List of the Various Street Art Locations in Talad Noi (ADD MAP)
  • Read “Walking Talad Noi” (CHANGE ARTICLE TITLE WHEN WRITTEN)

Chaloemla Garden Park (Street Art Park)

Chaloemal Garden Park aka Street Art Park or Graffiti Park originated from the Bukruk Urban Art Festival in 2016. Many of the original murals from that festival have been painted over many times by now but the ever changing murals make it a fun place to explore on a regular bases and it is a favorite for all kinds of photo shoots.

FINDING CHALOEMLA GARDEN PARK (STREET ART PARK)

Chula Art Town

The Chula Art Town, is a public art project for the neighborhood areas around Chulalongkorn University. Created as a part of the CU ART4C project by the Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts, Property Management of Chulalongkorn University (PMCU), Urai Phanich Co. Ltd. and ATM Spray (Graffiti community).  The “Chula Art Town” artists include CU students, professors and graffiti artists that created street artwork on buildings in the Suanluang-Samyan-Siam Square areas.

FINDING CHULA ART TOWN

Khlong Saen Saep from Hua Chang Ferry Stop to Jim Thompson House 

The street art of Khlong (Canal) Saen Saep is one of the first places we found a large collection of various street art murals. You can view these by taking the canal boats but the better way is a walk along the foot path next to the canal from the Hua Chang Ferry stop to the Jim Thompson Museum.

FINDING KHLONG SAEN SAEP

Khlong Ong Ang Walking Street 

A 2015 beautification project turned a crowded dirty market style canal into a vibrant pedestrian walking street full of Street Art, Street Food, Kayaking and Musical performances.  You can view the Street Art at any time but all the other activities along the canal are open Friday – Saturday from 4pm – 10pm.

FINDING KHLONG ONG ANG
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