Hotels in Phasi Charoen, Bangkok (53 OYOs)

Phasi Charoen 

Deriving its name from the local canal called the khlong Phasi Charoen, Phasi Charoen is one of the 50 districts of Bangkok. There are many excellent places to visit in the area and it draws in many tourists and travelers through the year. The place is famous for its natural beauty, scenery, pastures, and river dales. 

Places to visit in Phasi Charoen 

Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen: This is a royal temple (also called a Wat) which is located in Phasi Charoen. It falls on the banks of Chao Phraya River. The temple is a part of Maha Nikaya fraternity and the origins of the Dhammakaya Movement lie herein. Known for its towering cuiling and beautiful architecture, the tempe reels in thousands of tourists every year. 

The Artist’s House: The Artist’s House is an old house which has been turned into an art museum. The organically-built wood house is nestled on the river bank and has many wonders enclosed within it. The place has a boating facility and houses cafes and restaurants as well. It is particularly famous for its curry chicken and massaman curry. You can also come to look at jewelry, knick-knacks, and other beautiful things. 

Wat Arun Ratcha Wararam: Wat Arun is a Buddhist temple on the Thonburi west bank of Chao Phraya river. The temple is named after the Hindu deity of Sun, Arun. The peculiarity of the temple is that the first ray of morning Sun reflects off the capella of the temple and gives around a halo of iridescence making for great photo opportunities and lovely views.

Sanam Luang: Sanam Luang is an open piazza or public square in the front of Wat Phra Kaew and the Grand Palace. The place basks amidst natural beauty and manmade monuments. This is a great place to spend time in because of the fresh air and lovely surroundings.

Khlong Bang Luang Floating Market: An elaborate set-up with beautiful sights and photo opportunities, the Khlong Bang Luang Floating market is a must-visit attraction in the area. The floating market sports exquisite knick knacks, souvenirs, food items, gelatos, ice creams, and many other things. You can also buy offerings to take to the nearby temples, and souvenirs and mementos for friends back home. 

Wat Nak Prok: Wat Nak Prok is a Buddhist Temple in which the gold statue of Buddha is seated on a golden throne with two of his disciples. The temple houses gift shops, lovely architecture, and beautiful surroundings. Many people flock to the temple because it is believed that wishes come true in this particular Wat!. 

Food in Phasi Charoen 

There are various varieties of duck being served in Haoma and shrimp buffets waiting for you at the ‘Be friend’ Thai restaurant. The Bang Wa Kha Moo eatery serves classics like ribs, burgers and steak. You can find excellent street food in the area as well.

How to Reach Phasi Charoen?

Phasi Charoen is well connected by rail and roadways. One could take a direct cab to Phasi Charoen from Suvarnabhumi Airport or travel till Makkasan City Air Terminal and then switch the train to reach the destination. 

Best Time to Visit Phasi Charoen

The best time to visit is from November to March as the weather is cooler than the summer, but quite warm compared to the western countries. The rainy months of June to October are also a good time to visit if you want to see a different side of the city. The misty mornings in the rainy season conjure up a romantic atmosphere, perfect for honeymooners. 

Best Accommodation in Phasi Charoen 

OYO Hotels provide the best of the best deals on accommodations in the area. One can get a robust and sturdy deal on OYO via the website or the app. This area is also a great place to live in because of the many important sites in and around Phasi Charoen. You can choose budget hotels like OYO Guyasuka Hotel and Cafe, or choose a more luxurious stay in places like OYO Longzhu guesthouse. Wherever you choose, you will be surrounded by helpful staff and great amenities like free wifi, free parking, card payment services, and daily housekeeping.