ChangChui Creative Park

Lovely place with lots of vintage shops. Stalls and shops all shut at 11 pm though so it’s not like other markets which close at 2am. We had a drink in one of the bars that surround it and they had a live band with great music, drink and food!

This is a sort of trendy artistry place with most of the outlets being bars and a few restaurants with a couple of places selling clothes and accessories. During the day almost everything is closed so you really need to come at night. The restaurants are pretty expensive and the one in the aircraft is super expensive because of the novelty I guess they can get away with it. The gallery was very interesting with a show by a local artist with some really fantastic works, well worth a visit

Cool places. I wish more antiques shops to open, or more snacks to sell. The plane could use some more lightings as a centerpiece, but generally all spots are enjoyable and instagrammable.

do NOT come before 4pm, the google maps opening time is very misleading here. Technically yes, the park is open from 11am but you can’t do *anything* other than get an ice cream scoop 🍨 or use the gym (if you have a membership) before 4pm. The park, market & small vendors are awesome… totally worth the trip, but only after 6pm (if you already ate) or after 4pm if you wanna eat here.

Looking for some 2nd hand clothes and other treasures come here. A very unique experience and not overrun like other markets. As always delicious food and drinks are plenty.

Fantastic spot for youngsters! The vibes here are amazing, with so much creativity packed into every corner. It’s the perfect place to unwind, explore, and just soak in the energy. Highly recommend it for anyone looking for a fresh, youthful experience!

Extremely fun and trendy market. You can find some really good food here for extremely good prices as well as vintage anything. Clothes, accessories, shoes—even cassette tapes. They have fun sculptures and decorations scattered around the area. To top it off there is a (to scale) airplane that is transformed into a fine dinning restaurant. You need reservations, but the interior looks really cool.

It's quite striking to see a full-scale decommissioned airplane in the center of this space, which also houses a rather expensive restaurant and bar. The overall vibe of this creative park is pleasant, with numerous free artistic photo opportunities, interesting artsy shops, a variety of appealing food options (though a bit pricey), and a central night market. Given its distance from central Bangkok, it's likely a place worth visiting once just to see and explore, but perhaps not for a repeat visit.