King Power Mahanakhon Tower
Get ready for a thrilling experience in the heart of Bangkok. The King Power Mahanakhon, Thailand's tallest building, challenges you to walk on its glass floors over 300 meters above ground! You can soak in the 360-degree panorama of the City of Angels from its observation deck.
History
Mahanakhon, in Thai, translates to "The Great Metropolis," a name that perfectly reflects the scale and versatility of this multifunctional skyscraper. Designed by German architect Ole Scheeren and completed in 2016, the tower boasts 78 floors and features a cutting-edge design. Carefully arranged glass blocks, resembling pixels, have earned it the nicknames "Pixel Building" or "Tetris Building."
Visiting King Power Mahanakhon
King Power Mahanakhon stands as an icon of modern Bangkok. Located in the heart of the business district, this iconic building serves as a meeting point for professionals worldwide and a major tourist attraction. Step into a world of luxury, privilege, and high technology that will leave you with an unforgettable impression of the Thai capital.
Explore a lifestyle universe
Your journey begins in a prestigious lobby housing the ticket counter. A corridor with digital walls leads you to the elevators. The elevators at King Power Mahanakhon are technological marvels; their walls are digital screens projecting videos of Bangkok during the ascent. Choose your desired floor and enjoy the spectacle.
Several major companies across various industries are housed within the building. Two 5-star hotels cater to travelers: the Standard Bangkok Mahanakhon and the Ritz-Carlton Residence. Indulge yourself at Firster stores, which offer a wide range of beauty and lifestyle products. You can also shop at the Mahanakhon Cube Lifestyle Mall. Enjoy a culinary break at Mahanakhon Eatery for gourmet flavors or Thai Taste Hub Mahanakhon Cube for street food enthusiasts. Don’t miss The Big Board sports bar, fitness centers, beauty salons, and more.
On the 74th floor, admire Bangkok from the indoor observation deck
Impressive floor-to-ceiling windows cover all walls of the 74th floor, offering breathtaking views of the city. Using the Mahanakhon Skywalk AR mobile app, capture real-time information about nearby attractions simply by taking photos. Before ascending to higher levels, take in the gleaming floors and ceilings, with sprawling Bangkok as your backdrop.
Take the stairs to the 75th floor, where you can experience the glass hydraulic elevator at King Power Mahanakhon. With half inside and half outside the building, this ultra-modern installation provides a unique sensation up to the tower's highest level.
78th floor: Welcome to the pinnacle of Bangkok
From the outdoor observation deck on the 78th floor, admire Bangkok from every angle. Take in the sparkling landscape of Wat Pho, Lumphini Park, considered the capital's green lung, the Chao Phraya River and its numerous bridges, and the Grand Palace of Bangkok, among others. Also observe the towers that define the city skyline: Baiyoke II Tower, State Tower, Bank of Thailand Tower, Thailand Stock Exchange Tower, and Empire Tower.
Take your time to appreciate the panorama and acclimate to the height. Then, prepare to step onto the famous Mahanakhon Skywalk. Slip on the provided protective shoe covers and tread on the transparent glass platform at 310 meters above the city!
After these exhilarating moments, enjoy a well-deserved break at Sky Beach Bar. Experience the thrill of witnessing a DJ set or live performance on Thailand's highest rooftop. Choose from a wide selection of cocktails, beers, and other beverages at the bar and savor the moment.
How to get there
Located in Bangkok's Silom district, King Power Mahanakhon is served by the Silom BTS Skytrain line via Chong Nonsi Station. Several buses also stop nearby: 15, 77, 163, 177, 504, 514, 544, 547, 556, 557, 558, 640, and 501.
Opening hours and ticket prices
Mahanakhon Skywalk is open daily from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., with the last admission at 6:30 p.m. Most visitors arrive between 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. to enjoy Bangkok's Golden Hour. Tickets start at 30 euros and vary based on the experiences you choose to enjoy.
