King Power Mahanakhon stands out in Bangkok's skyline due to its distinct pixelated design. This striking feature, created by the internationally acclaimed architect Ole Scheeren, gives the building its signature appearance, as if parts of the structure are dissolving into thin air. The design is both futuristic and artistic, symbolizing the modern evolution of Bangkok while respecting the city’s traditional roots. At 314 meters tall, it was once the tallest building in Thailand and remains a prime example of innovative urban architecture.
Guide to King Power Mahanakhon, home to Mahanakhon Skywalk
Head to King Power Mahanakhon for some of the best views of the city!
King Power Mahanakhon is one of Bangkok's most iconic landmarks, towering above the city with its unique pixelated design. Home to the Mahanakhon Skywalk, known for its breathtaking panoramic views of the city, King Power Mahanakhon is a major architectural feat. This skyscraper is more than just a building—it's become a symbol of modern Bangkok. Whether you're a local or a traveler, King Power Mahanakhon promises a blend of adventure, culture, and luxury!
Why Visit King Power Mahanakhon?
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Catch unmatched views from the Mahanakhon Skywalk
Catch 360-degree panoramic views of Bangkok from the highest observation deck in Thailand and witness the breathtaking sunset and the transition into Bangkok’s vibrant nightlife from above.
Walk on the Glass Tray at the Skywalk
Walk on the glass floor of the Mahanakhon Skywalk for a heart-pounding view straight down to the streets below, and enjoy the thrill of being on one of the tallest buildings in the city.
Admire the pixelated architecture of King Power Mahanakhon
Admire the blend of contemporary and artistic design that makes King Power Mahanakhon a standout in the skyline with its unique pixelated design by architect Ole Scheeren.
Shop till you drop at the Duty Free!
Shop at the King Power Duty-Free mall with a variety of high-end brands, dine at world-class restaurants offering both Thai and international cuisine. Take the opportunity to dine at the highest rooftop bar in Bangkok - Sky Beach!
The architecture of King Power Mahanakhon
Everything you can do at King Power Mahanakhon
Mahanakhon Skywalk
The Mahanakhon Skywalk is the main attraction of King Power. An observation deck providing visitors with panoramic views from the 78th floor, a highlight of the Skywalk is the Glass Tray, a glass floor that treats viewers to bird’s eye views of Bangkok!
Plan your visit to King Power Mahanakhon
- King Power Mahanakhon is open daily, usually from 10am to midnight
- Mahanakhon Skywalk opens at 10am and shuts at 7pm, with last entry being typically at 6:30pm. Best time to visit the Skywalk is around sunset, at about 5pm
- The building is fully accessible with elevators and ramps
- Suitable for visitors of all abilities to explore all attractions, including the Skywalk
- You're also allowed to bring a service dog; inform the assistance team beforehand
King Power Mahanakhon is located in the Silom/Sathorn area, one of Bangkok’s bustling business districts
- Easily accessible via the BTS Skytrain, directly connected to Chong Nonsi Station (Exit 3).
- Take the buses 15, 16, 162, 77, 187 or 34 to get there directly
- If you're taking the BRT, hop off at Sathorn Station
- You can also drive here; Mahanakhon CUBE has limited free parking for the first 30 minutes
- Enjoy fine dining with a range of international and Thai cuisines available at the restaurants within the building.
- Sky Beach: A rooftop bar for drinks and light snacks, perfect for a casual yet memorable experience.
- Inside Mahanakhon CUBE: Explore additional dining options at the , an adjoining lifestyle mall with various cafés and restaurants.
King Power Mahanakhon: FAQs
King Power Mahanakhon is a prominent skyscraper in Bangkok, known for its distinctive pixelated design. It features Thailand's highest observation deck, the Mahanakhon Skywalk, luxury dining, shopping options, and more.
Yes, you can visit the dining and shopping areas without purchasing a Skywalk ticket. However, to access the observation deck and Skywalk, a ticket is required.
It is located in the Silom/Sathorn area of Bangkok, directly connected to the BTS Skytrain at Chong Nonsi Station (Exit 3).
King Power Mahanakhon is typically open daily from 10:00 AM to midnight. The last entry to the Mahanakhon Skywalk is usually at 11:30 PM. It is recommended to check current timings before visiting.
The easiest way to reach King Power Mahanakhon is via the BTS Skytrain, with direct access from Chong Nonsi Station (Exit 3). Taxis and other public transport options are also available.
The Mahanakhon Skywalk is Thailand's highest observation deck, offering 360-degree views of Bangkok. It features an exhilarating glass floor and a rooftop bar, providing a unique and memorable experience.
Ticket prices vary depending on the package you choose (general admission, Skywalk, etc.). It's best to check the official website or ticket providers for the most up-to-date pricing.
Yes, King Power Mahanakhon is fully accessible for visitors with disabilities. The building is equipped with elevators and ramps to ensure all areas, including the Skywalk, are accessible.
King Power Mahanakhon offers a range of dining options, from fine dining restaurants with international and Thai cuisine to casual dining at the rooftop bar. Additional dining options are available at the Mahanakhon CUBE lifestyle mall.
King Power Mahanakhon often hosts special events, including live performances, seasonal festivals, and exclusive dining experiences. It’s advisable to check their event calendar or official website for upcoming events.
Yes, cameras are allowed, and photography is encouraged, especially to capture the stunning views from the observation deck. However, the use of tripods or other professional equipment may require prior permission.
Pets are not allowed inside King Power Mahanakhon, with the exception of service animals.
Yes, there is parking available for visitors at King Power Mahanakhon. However, as it is in a busy area, using public transport is often more convenient.
