Sapanputh

Night shopping markets. The favourable shopping center is the center of second hand things such as clothes,shoes,bags etc. It suitable for People who like painting and art because there have drawing store,Henna painting and tattoo at the roadside.
Open: daily from 8 pm to 2 am except Wednesdays.

Khaosarn Road

It is the on of entertaining place at night.Ther have a lot of stall that have handmade goods and artistic goods.We can plait hair or do Henna painting. It is little wonder then that everything they could need or want can be found here. Packed into a straight 1km long strip that spans only a couple of blocks are countless budget guesthouses and hotels, internet cafes, restaurants, massage parlours, travel agents, clubs, bars, bookshops, tailors, chemists, market stalls, tattoo shops and much, much more. So much in fact, that shops, the people and the party spirit have spilled over into nearby Soi Rambuttri. Moreover, the area is also well-known for the wide variety of inexpensive food. This ranges from spicy Thai Tom Yum Gung soup to the ever-popular banana pancake.

Patpong

It is two parallel side-streets, found between Silom and Surawongse Roads. While for men Patpong is likely to mean 'adult', for women, families and the kids Patpong definitely means 'market'. At night this teems with hawkers and humble stalls selling what is mostly tourist tat. A night market is selling clothes, fake watches and souvenirs runs down the center of Patpong Land out along Silom Road. At night the area teems with tourists and backpackers shopping for that illusive bargain.

The Suan Lum Night Bazaar

It is a great place for an inexpensive night out that offers fabulous shopping, restaurant or food court dining, live entertainment and a superb choice of beers.

The shopping area is well laid out with neat streets lined on both sides with shops selling clothes, handicrafts, souvenirs, and a myriad of other items. There are alleyways between the main streets, which are crammed with smaller stalls offering great bargains. You'll be pleasantly surprised at what you might find here.

Spread throughout the complex, are many restaurants and bars. The range of cuisine is quite extensive including Thai and Chinese seafood, Indian, Japanese and German.

Suan Lum night bazaar is open daily from about 6pm till late. This is an alternative to shopping Chatuchak market.

Yaowarat ( China Town )

Busy Yaowarat road is Chinatown's main street, and has surely one of greatest concentrations of gold shops anywhere, reflecting the love of gold the Thai-Chinese are often thought to have. There's dozens of them, all dazzlingly brightly colored, and with mainly very good prices. There's also plenty of restaurants round here also, where you can get birds-nest soup, dim sum, shark fin soup and other traditional Chinese delicacies. In addition, Chinatown is truely a pretty interesting area to visit.

Thong Lor

Sukhumvit Soi 55, is a road in Watthana district, Bangkok, Thailand. It is becoming famous for varieties of multi-national restaurants as well as trendy shopping malls, international shops, bars and night spots.
The road became a popular international gourmet area in the 1990s, with mainly Italian, Japanese and upscale Thai restaurants. There also many Japanese bars as well as local pubs and karaoke bars.

Patpong: One of the world's most (in)famous red-light districts, Patpong is where it all started (Thailand's Go-Go culture) and has even been immortalised in a James Bond chase-sequence. The nightlife strip runs along two short lanes, Patpong 1 and 2 in Silom.

Nana: Three floors of nightlife activity around a central atrium. Located on Sukhumvit Soi 4, it is a cluster of go-go and beer bars in the three-story building Nana Entertainment Plaza. The first floor has a lot of busy and exciting bars. The second floor is occupied by smaller bars, often frequented by old hands. The third floor has a few, really big bars known for their girlie shows.

Soi Cowboy: Just a few meters from the Asoke BTS Station, Soi Cowboy is a cluster of go-go bars and beer joints. Prices here are cheaper than those in other red light zones in the capital.

Khaosarn: Often billed as a backpacker's haven, where budget travelers go for cheap accommodation, Khaosarn transforms itself after dusk into an entertainment center unique for its western feel. With its carefree, anything-goes vibe it's quite unlike anywhere else in Bangkok and, probably, the world.

Soi 33: Located on sukhumvit Soi 33, this haunt offers more upscale bars and clubs. The young ladies who welcome customers to these establishments wear fancy silk dresses or evening gowns.

Royal City Avenue (RCA): Royal City Avenue is one of the biggest entertainment areas in Bangkok. Very much a Thai scene, RCA is frequented by Bangkok’s young scene. Lots of variety of music depending on the bar you visit. Multi-million watt sound systems blast out Thai disco, house, R&B, and the usual American / Brit pop. Prices for entry and drinks are typically very reasonable, much lower than at many of Sukhumvit's trendiest offerings.

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