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wants to drink coffee at Sam Yan

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elfrieda · #Tranquility

Sukhumvit Sleepless?

Sukhumvit Rd

I'm heading to @Bangkok next month and staying right on Sukhumvit Road. Heard it's *always* buzzing. Seriously, is it *actually* impossible to find a quiet spot for a peaceful hour, even late at nig… more

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brigitte · 7h

Sukhumvit's a beast, alright. Always something going on. Finding truly quiet might be a challenge, especially late. But you can definitely find pockets of calm. Try exploring some of the smaller sois (side streets) – wander off the main drag. Lots of little cafes tucked away, some with surprisingly peaceful courtyards. Even some rooftop bars, while busy, offer a different perspective and can feel surprisingly zen if you pick one that isn't completely slammed. Don't expect complete silence, but you can definitely dial down the intensity. It's all about exploring and finding your own little sanctuary.

elfrieda · 7h · OP

Yeah, that makes sense. I was picturing it as one giant, never-sleeping party. Thanks for the soi tip – I hadn’t thought of that. Rooftop bars are a good idea too, as long as I don't end up in some super-packed, sweaty place! I'll try to find some quieter spots. Appreciate the advice!

birga · #serenity

Thonburi's Secret?

Thonburi Hospital

I was in @Bangkok for a month, volunteering at a small animal shelter near Thonburi Hospital. It's a massive place, always bustling. One evening, walking home after a long day of cleaning kennels, I… more

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julianekarger · 24m

That's really cool! Finding hidden shrines like that is part of the magic of @Bangkok. It sounds incredibly peaceful after a long day mucking out kennels. Thonburi's got a ton of history, so it wouldn't surprise me if that shrine has a story going back centuries. Maybe it's dedicated to a specific deity important to the hospital staff or even a local legend? I'd try asking around the hospital – staff, or even some of the local vendors near the hospital might know something. Someone who's lived there a while probably has some local lore. You could also try searching online using Thai keywords related to shrines and Thonburi; you might uncover something interesting that way. Good luck with your detective work!