Don Mueang Tourist Attractions

Don Mueang has developed its area since it houses the second busiest airport in the country. The community continues to adapt to recent changes, giving itself more space for improvements.

The district is known for its only globally competitive airport, the Don Mueang International Airport. The area is also the Thai Royal Air Force's cradle and museum.

Don Mueang is not as popular as other districts in Bangkok. However, it still offers few attractions and activities for visitors.

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Wat Pho, Wat Arun, Wat Hong Rattanaram Private Tour

Start your four-hour temple tour with a visit to the Buddhist temple of Wat Pho near the Grand Palace. Marvel at the Reclining Buddha's golden statue and other typical complex motifs.

Ride a boat and travel across the Chao Phraya River to the Wat Arun temple or the Temple of Dawn.

Learn more about the Kingdom of Ayutthaya during the 14th to 18th centuries. Come and admire the stupa-like pagoda encrusted with colorful glazed porcelain tiles and seashells, and discover many statues of Buddha.

Visit the nearby Wat Hong Rattanaram, designed in a unique combination of Chinese and Western art styles. Look at the Buddha image from the Sukhothai Kingdom that ruled Thailand from 1238 until 1438.

King Power MahaNakhon SkyWalk Discounted Admission Ticket

Experience one of Bangkok's most-visited attractions, the Mahanakhon SkyWalk. Have your way up to the top of King Power Mahanakhon Building to reach the lofty observation deck at 314 meters. Use the indoor and outdoor viewing areas to enjoy unparalleled city views.

Upon arrival, head to the 74th floor and catch your first glimpse of the breathtaking panoramic views. Learn more about Bangkok's landmarks through an augmented reality experience with interactive touch screens. Then board the hydraulic glass lift on the 75th floor to explore the floors above.

Feel like you're walking on air when you reach the 78th floor and step out onto one of the world's largest glass floors. Relax, enjoy and take in the views from the highest rooftop bar in Thailand. Enjoy champagne, signature cocktails, and an unbeatable sunset experience.

Luxury Buffet Dinner Cruise with Live Music

Experience river cruising along the Chao Phraya River and see the beautiful city of Bangkok light up at night. Listen to live and romantic music, see iconic sights and eat a sumptuous seafood buffet dinner with Thai and international foods.

Sit back, keep calm, and admire captivating views of the Grand Place, Wat Arun Temple, and other famous buildings alongside the river.

Bring your loved one over a candlelight dinner cruise and savor delicious dishes aboard. Sashimi, pad thai, chicken with cashew nuts, Thai desserts, and more are prepared for guests.

Watch traditional Thai dance performances at the end of the cruise.

Private Day Tour: Bangkok with Public Transport

Book yourself or your group on this personalized eight-hour guided tour around Bangkok. You also can venture out to nearby provinces to get a unique insight into Thai culture with a local.

Visit the ornate and unique murals of the Grand Palace or take in the Bang Pa-In Summer Palace at Ayutthaya.

The Summer Palace is set on lovely grounds on the banks of the Chao Praya River. It is one of the best-maintained attractions in Thailand. One of the most popular attractions close to Bangkok, you will feel like a king as you wander through the vast complex.

Now a UNESCO-protected World Heritage Site, you can explore the historic temples scattered around the encircling river. If you prefer, head to the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market and see Thais going about their everyday life in a unique setting.

Stay in downtown Bangkok to visit the Khao San Road, Chatuchak Market, and reclining Buddha at Wat Pho.

Transportation is via the Bangkok Skytrain or by taxi where needed. If you want to venture further, you will be taken by a comfortable minivan and have the services of a professional driver.

Everything can be arranged through your guide, who will also take you to the most areas of interest while sharing their knowledge about Bangkok.

Bangkok: Baiyoke Tower Balcony Buffet and Observation Deck

Capture the magnificent views of Bangkok from the 77th-floor Observation Deck of the Baiyoke Sky Tower Hotel with this entry ticket.

Enjoy a gourmet dining experience on the outdoor balcony of the 81st floor. Get 360-degree views of the city at the revolving viewpoint on the 84th floor.

Enjoy a buffet filled with food varieties from Thai, Japanese, and international cuisine, desserts, and more. Choose between three different starting times for the buffet.

To make your experience unforgettable, move outdoors to the Premium Balcony seating and enjoy views across all corners of Bangkok.

After your sumptuous meal, you can enjoy the view of Bangkok from the Observation Deck on the 77th floor.

See the skyline through binoculars and appreciate the incredible 360-degree view of Bangkok from the Revolving View Point located on the 84th floor.

Bangkok: Midnight Food Tour by Tuk-Tuk

Get the chance to savor the typical Isan food from northeast Thailand, which serves the best Pad Thai and chicken fried noodles.

Visit and have a short stop at the landmarks of the Old Town along the way as you pass temples and flower markets.

Explore and wander the peaceful Wat Pho complex called Temple of the Reclining Buddha.

Sip a drink at a rooftop bar giving you a stunning view of the Chao Phraya River.

This tour will end before midnight, and you will be transferred back to your hotel in downtown Bangkok by a tuk-tuk driver.

From Bangkok: Damnoen Saduak Floating Market Tour

Prepare yourself as you depart from Bangkok in the morning and head to Ratchaburi Province, home of Thailand's most-visited and popular spot, the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market.

Take time and make a quick visit to an ancient Thai house, where you can witness how locals make brown coconut sugar. Explore its surrounding area, which is also home to many animals.

Continue your visit by boarding a paddle boat for a ride along narrow canals to the floating market.

Upon arrival at the market, you will be welcomed by an array of vendors in their boats selling fresh products, such as fruits, vegetables, and other native dishes.

Explore the floating market for an hour and take time to try some authentic Thai foods, such as Pad Thai, Mango Sticky Rice, Boat Noodles, or Coconut Ice Cream.

Meet with your guide to head back to the meeting point in Bangkok, where you will arrive between 1:30 PM and 2:00 PM.

The National Aviation Museum of the Royal Thai Air Force

Address: 171 Phahonyothin Road, Khwaeng Sanambin, Khet Don Mueang, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10210, Thailand

The Royal Thai Air Force museum is under the Air Force History and Museum Department. The museum displays retired aircraft such as attack, military transport, fighter, and helicopters.

Some aircraft are the only of their kind left in the world, and there is also the first aircraft designed and built in Thailand.

The museum has been divided into five buildings. Building 1 displays various past military aircraft utilized in the Royal Thai Air Force, the aircraft designed and built by Thai, the exhibition on Thai aviation history, and the "100 years of Royal Thai Air Force Forefather Aviation" exhibition. Apart from the displays of high caliber aircraft, it features "The Jet Fighter" spectacle, seven rounds daily, from 9:00 AM to 3:30 PM.

Building 2 exhibits important aircraft in Thai aviation history, such as the "Barbara" bomber, the first aircraft designed and built by the Thai people. There is also a library of aviation history in the said building.

Building 3 is a maintenance building.

Building 4 displays tools and equipment used in aviation, Thai Air Force uniforms from past to present, Hypobaric chamber that simulates low ambient air pressure for education.

Building 5 features various kinds of helicopters, such as the Bell 212, a royal helicopter.

The Royal Thai Air Force Museum opens daily from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM except on holidays and The Royal Thai Armed Forces Day with free entrance.

Wat Don Mueang, the Royal Monastery

Address: WJC2+WGF, Choet Wutthakat Rd, Don Mueang, Bangkok 10210, Thailand

Wat Don Mueang, the Royal Monastery, is an ancient Buddhist temple dating from the late 1800s with thick, elongated pillars and colorful ornaments.

This temple is located just across from the Don Mueang International Airport.

Kantiarat Golf Course

Address: 171 Vibhavadi Rangsit Road Sanambin, Don Mueang, Bangkok 10210, Thailand

Kantiarat Golf Course was built in 1952 and opened to the public in 1956 by the initiative of Police General Tawee Chulasub.

During the time of the Deputy Chief of Staff of the Air Force, using the name "Air Force Golf Course," they could play nine holes from 1961.

In 1962, Air Chief Marshal Boonchu Chanrubeksa built nine more spots until 18 holes were completed. Later, General Kamol Dechatungka made nine more holes in the south total. It was 27 holes and opened for play on November 11, 1966. It was called "Snake Field" and, in 1972, built another nine holes, totaling 36 holes. Later in 1976, civil aviation needed the space.

Air Chief Marshal Paniang Kantarat canceled the northern portion, modified the golf course to have 18 holes, and used the name "Kantarat Golf Course."