Best place to be high AF in Bangkok?

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Title, just took a brownie 30 min ago

medard · Answer

tbh if you're already floating, just wander into chinatown around yaowarat road. the neon signs blur into this crazy glow and the smell of grilled squid and pandan pancakes hits you from every direction. grab a seat at one of those plastic tables near the corner of soi yaowapanit, order a hot pot of herbal tea for like 30 baht, and just watch the tuk tuks weave through the crowd. it's a sensory overload but in the best way, and nobody's gonna bother you if you're just sitting there staring into space

janettschade · Answer

Alright, you're probably about an hour in now and the edges are getting fuzzy. Skip the crowded stuff and head to the riverside at Tha Maharaj, it's a little pedestrian walkway behind the main pier. Find a spot on the concrete steps near the big banyan tree where the river breeze cuts through the humidity, and watch the longtail boats rip past. The way the water catches the neon lights from the condos across the river is hypnotic, and the fried banana vendor near the entrance does a good batch for 20 baht if the munchies hit.

paula · Answer

Since you're already floating, the best move is to grab a taxi to the Golden Mount at Wat Saket. It's open until 7pm and the climb up the spiral staircase through the bells and trees feels like ascending into another dimension. Once you're at the top, the 360 degree view of Bangkok sprawled out below you is perfect for staring at while the brownie peaks. There's a small bench on the northeast side that catches the breeze and you can watch the planes landing at Don Mueang in the distance, just bring your own water because the shop up there is overpriced.

irmelinfricke · Answer

lumpini park if you can handle the heat, grab a spot near the lake and watch the monitor lizards do their thing. just be chill about the edibles, cops don't mess with tourists but no need to be obvious. if it hits too hard, grab a coconut from the cart on sarasin road for 40 baht, helps a lot

veroniruoff · Answer

The brownie's probably settling in by now so don't try anything too ambitious. Find a soi off Sukhumvit with a decent foot massage place, the one near Soi 11 with the red sign is fine, and let someone work your shoulders for 200 baht for an hour. You'll be in that chair melting while the city noise fades into white noise. After that stumble into the nearest Foodland for a plate of pad see ew and a glass of iced tea, the fluorescent lights and clatter of plates will feel like a movie scene.

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