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Old houses on leafy lanes, and one café after another

Old houses on leafy lanes, and one café after another
Design boutiques and Japanese izakayas on Bangkok's long, stylish soi
Planned as a new business district, with offices, malls and the metro at one junction
Japanese restaurants and supermarkets down the lanes, and a station skybridge into three malls
Thai families, international-school teachers and foreigners all doing their everyday shopping here
An expressway stacked above the main road, with an exhibition centre and a long-standing mall beside it
Two rail lines meet at the junction, beside a mall where each floor is dressed as a different city
A canal runs between the two halves of the road, lined with financial towers and high-rise condos
Known for its cafés and restaurants, with the bus terminal for the eastern coast beside the station
Thanksgiving dances at the Erawan Shrine, and a tree-lined embassy road to the east
Arabic on many signs, Middle Eastern eateries in the sois, an international hospital on Soi 3
Two BTS lines meet, skywalks link malls and supermarkets, crowds right outside your door
A business street of financial towers, a hospital on it, Lumphini Park across the road
Morning groceries at Bang Rak Market; under the bridge, take the express boat or BTS
Where backpackers set off across Thailand, right inside Bangkok's old town
Old and new on the west bank: Gold Line to hospital and mall, an old Chinese pier
Garment market amid residential towers, known for chicken rice, Airport Rail Link to the north
Old boat noodle shops and a bus hub ring the roundabout; hospitals line the main road
Groceries at the old market at dawn; after dark, all of Yaowarat Road becomes a food street
MRT right under the main road, apartments in the lanes, a night market open until dawn
Parks on your doorstep, weekend market crowds, a fresh market for weekday groceries
A long soi of neighbors from everywhere, the market down a back alley
A skywalk to the office, street stalls to walk you home
Schools down the soi, morning and evening markets along both sides
Where buffalo once crossed, now dense with condos, shops and markets
Home down a soi, groceries and movies at the mall across the skywalk
Fifty-nine sois off a single road, and a thoroughly local daily life
Old road on the Saen Saep canal, express boats passing the window
Good food by the university, study spaces lit all night
Fresh market by the King Taksin circle; daily life in Thonburi's old downtown
On a Chao Phraya bend, groceries and movies in one mall
Plant market, old church: daily life in one of Bangkok's oldest neighborhoods
An old Thonburi quarter named for its betel-leaf market, three temples side by side beside it
Across the Pinklao Bridge in Thonburi: a big mall and rows of condos around one major junction
An old residential quarter named for Thailand's first cement works, where two metro lines meet
A suburb centered on the Seacon Square mall, its housing estates spread along the canals
A stretch of Sukhumvit named for the Bangchak refinery, the company's tower beside the station
An old quarter built around rows of public housing, its Pracha Songkhro sois busy and lively
Quiet lanes long favored by French residents, old shops and a market along Nang Linchi
An old Yan Nawa neighborhood of townhouses and older low-rise flats lining the sois
Home to Ramkhamhaeng University and ABAC, its sois lined with student apartments

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