On the 74th floor of the King Power Mahanakhon is the indoor observation deck. From here, you'll be able to enjoy 360 degree views of Bangkok and learn more about the city through Interactive Augmented Reality systems. You can go higher up on a Glass Lift to the 78th floor!
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Take in the views of Bangkok from Mahanakhon Skywalk, the tallest point in Thailand!
Perched atop the King Power Mahanakhon in the heart of Bangkok, the Mahanakhon Skywalk offers extraordinary views of the city. From the Skywalk, you can catch glimpses of the Chao Phraya River winding gracefully through the city, the golden roof of the Wat Pho Temples and spot the lush expanse of Lumphini Park.
A gorgeous landmark against the Bangkok Skywalk, King Power Mahanakhon has a pixelated and spiraling façade. What sets the Mahanakhon Skywalk apart is the thrilling glass floor, making you feel like you're walking on air!
Whether you're an architecture enthusiast or a thrill-seeker, the Mahanakhon Skywalk promises a memorable experience with every step you take.
Why visit the Mahanakhon Skywalk? For the views!

Take in the architecture of the King Power Mahanakhon
The unique pixelated spiral design of Thailand's tallest building, the King Power Mahanakhon Tower is an architectural masterpiece that stands out in Bangkok's skyline.




The observation decks in Mahanakhon Skywalk

Indoor Observation Deck

Outdoor Observation Deck
Take an escalator to the 75th floor from the 74th, and hop aboard a hydraulic Glass Lift that'll take you to the 78th floor's outdoor observation deck. From 310 meters above, you'll witness some of the best views of the sunsets in Bangkok. On the 78th floor, is the Peak. Here, you can step onto the Glass Tray, a transparent glass floor extension, for unobstructed sweeping views of the city.
Things to know before booking your Mahanakhon Skywalk tickets
- Any ticket you purchase comes with access to the Indoor Observation Deck, the Glass Lift, the Glass Tray and Outdoor Observation Deck.
- All Mahanakhon Skywalk standard tickets allow you to visit at a time of your choosing and stay however long you'd like.
- For an enhanced experience and 200 baht more, you can opt for a sunset viewing and stay so you can watch night fall over the city.
- If you are looking to add meals or (non-alcoholic) drinks to your visit, you can upgrade! You'll be provided with a 200 baht voucher for a meal at the Rooftop Bar.
- If you want to upgrade your ticket to include a SkyRide, a virtual reality experience, you can do so for additional baht. You can further customise your experience by opting for either a daytime (110 baht more) or sunset (210 baht more) visit.
- You can also choose a combo ticket option for ease between Chao Phraya, Safari World, SEA Life Bangkok and Madame Tussauds, to go with your visit to the Mahanakhon Skywalk.
Top things to do at the Mahanakhon Skywalk

74th Floor
On the 74th floor, you’ll find the indoor observation deck, where you can take in 360 degree views of Bangkok. From high up there, you'll spot the Chao Phraya River and the Icon Siam!
Glass Lift
From the 74th floor, you take an escalator to the 75th floor, where a stunning Glass Lift awaits! This hydraulic elevator, wrapped in a spiral staircase, takes you to the 78th floor, from the 75th floor. Go on this 4-storey ride and look out at some of the best views of the city!
Glass Tray
On the 78th Floor, you can step onto a Glass Tray! Exactly what it sounds like, the Glass Tray extends off the side of the building and its glass floor gives you sweeping views of the city below.
78th Floor’s The Peak
314 meters high, this is the highest point of the King Power Mahanakhon and the Skywalk.
SkyBeach, the rooftop bar
Grab a few bites and sip on cocktails as you watch the the best sunset in Bangkok from the Rooftop Bar on the 78th floor.
Plan your visit to the Mahanakhon Skywalk in Bangkok

- The Mahanakhon Skywalk is open from 10 am to 7 pm daily, with the last admission being at 6.30 pm.
- The best time to visit Mahanakhon Skywalk is right before sunset, at around 5 pm. Nothing like watching the sunset over the Bangkok horizon! You can stick around to watch night fall over the city
- If you're looking for a quiet experience, weekdays would be better suited

- King Power Mahanakhon and the Mahanakhon Skywalk are both wheelchair-friendly
- The washrooms here are wheelchair-friendly as well
- If you want to bring a service animal, you can! Inform the guest service team and they'll help you
- Other than service animals that require prior information for a smoother process, pets are not allowed in the King Power Mahanakhon
- If you're coming with a car, you can park at the Mahanakhon CUBE; the first 30 minutes are free at Sathorn Square, Sathorn Thani and Silom Plaza

The King Power Mahanakhon has multiple avenues for you to grab a bite!
- Thai Taste Hub: Inside the Mahanakhon CUBE, adjacent to King Power, is the Thai Taste hub brimming with options of Thai food for you to try. From egg noodles with wonton and grilled soy sauce pork, to unique confectionaries at Kamnueng Kamtran, you'll find Bangkok's street food here, curated by 13 restaurants!
- Mahanakhon Eatery: On the ground floor of Mahanakhon CUBE, the Mahanakhon Eatery is if you're feeling like European food and desserts! There's also a wine lounge here.
- Rooftop Bar: The Rooftop Bar on the 74th floor is the highest rooftop bar in Thailand and perfect if you want to enjoy a cocktail or two while watching the sunset.

- Luxury Stay: W Bangkok (500m away), Pullman Bangkok Hotel G (500m away)
- Economic Stay: Heaven Boutique Hotel Bangkok (300m away), Silom Forest Exclusive Residence (500m away)
- Hostels: Hostel Urby (3.5 km away)

- You’re not allowed to carry any luggage (with handles or wheels) onto the Mahanakhon Skywalk
- Drones and tripods are prohibited
- Smoking and vaping is not allowed on the Mahanakhon Skywalk
- Before stepping on the Glass Tray, you'll be required to keep away loose items on your person like phones, keys and wallets
- Avoid wearing heels; they're not quite suitable for the Glass Tray
Other things to do at the King Power Mahanakhon

Go shopping at King Power Duty-Free
Explore a vast selection of luxury goods, including fashion items, cosmetics, fragrances, electronics, and more, all available duty-free. It's an excellent opportunity to shop for high-end products and souvenirs.

Indulge yourself at the Mahanakhon CUBE
Discover more dining and lifestyle options at the Mahanakhon CUBE, an adjacent building that complements the main tower. It houses a host of eateries, or if a spa is more your thing, that’s here too!

Experience virtual reality with Mahanakhon SkyRides
On the first floor of the King Power Mahanakhon, you can indulge in an immersive experience that allows you to glide through the Bangkok cityscape and any scenery of your choice, while avoiding the obstacles that come your way.

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Mahanakhon Skywalk: FAQs
Yes, tickets for the Mahanakhon Skywalk can be purchased online through the official website or through various travel and tourism platforms. Buying tickets online in advance can help avoid long waiting times at the ticket counter.
Ticket prices for adults are approximately 880 Thai Baht, and for children and seniors, the tickets are around 250 Thai Baht. Prices may vary, so it's advisable to check the official website or contact the ticket office for the most current information.
The best time to visit the Mahanakhon Skywalk is during the late afternoon and early evening hours so you can experience both the daytime views and the spectacular sunset. Staying until nightfall allows you to see the city lights illuminating the skyline.
The Mahanakhon Skywalk is open daily from 10:00 AM to midnight. The last admission is at 11:00 PM, allowing visitors to experience the stunning nighttime views of Bangkok.
There is no strict dress code for visiting the Skywalk, but visitors are advised to wear comfortable shoes and clothing suitable for the weather conditions, as the observation deck is outdoors.
Yes, the Mahanakhon Skywalk is safe for children, but they must be accompanied by an adult at all times. The glass floor and observation areas are designed to be secure and provide safety barriers.
Yes, photography is allowed and even encouraged at the Mahanakhon Skywalk. However, the use of tripods and commercial photography might require prior permission. It's recommended to check with the management before your visit.
Yes, there are several dining options within the King Power Mahanakhon complex, ranging from casual cafes to fine dining restaurants. Visitors can enjoy a meal or refreshments with a view of the city.
Yes, the Mahanakhon Skywalk is wheelchair accessible. The building is equipped with elevators and ramps to ensure that everyone, including those with mobility impairments, can enjoy the experience.
A typical visit to the Mahanakhon Skywalk can take anywhere from 45 minutes to an hour, depending on how much time you spend enjoying the views and the attractions. However, there is no time limit, so you can stay and enjoy the scenery as long as you like within the operating hours.

























