The Colours of Bangkok
A Guide to the City's Most Vibrant Street Art
A scene that is constantly evolving, Bangkok, a vibrant metropolis, is renowned for its diverse street art, splashed onto the walls of heritage buildings and charming canals. From colourful murals to intricate graffiti, the city’s streets are adorned with stunning artwork that reflects its unique culture and spirit.
San Chao Rong Kueak Alley
This narrow alleyway in Talad Noi is a hidden gem for street art enthusiasts. Discover a variety of styles and striking depictions of Thai culture, from traditional motifs to contemporary abstract art and local scenery.
Saphan Taskin
The area around Saphan Taskin BTS station is home to several large-scale murals, featuring the work of renowned international artists. These murals are a must-see for anyone interested in street art, which includes the impressive pink mural by Dutch artist Daan Botlek, easily accessible for those embarking on a river ferry to Sathon from Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort.
Saen Saep Canal
Located in the heart of the city, amidst the malls and Bangkok resort hotels, take a boat ride along the Saen Saep Canal and admire the colourful murals adorning the buildings along the banks. A hotspot for the city’s emerging artists, almost every inch of the walls overlooking the canal have been plastered with intricate designs and vivid colours.
Bangkok Art and Culture Center, Siam Square
This cultural centre often hosts exhibitions and events featuring local and international street artists. Discover emerging talent and learn more about the history and techniques of street art.
Chinatown and Song Wat Road
Explore the charming streets of Chinatown and Song Wat Road to discover notable gems of street art. Look for murals, graffiti, and other artistic expressions that reflect the culture and history of these neighbourhoods, or large-scale works by international artists.
Khlong Ong Ang
A staple among Bangkok street art sightings, stroll along the banks and admire the colourful murals that flank the numerous restaurants and cafes lining the canal.
