MahaNakhon Building has given Bangkok an iconic skyscraper befitting Asia’s most visited city. This cubic masterpiece twists 78 floors (or 314 metres) into the sky. On the very top three floors there is a multi-level restaurant, bar and outdoor terrace with 360 degree views towering over Bangkok.

Designed in part by the same team involved in Beijing’s Olympic stadium ‘The Bird’s Nest’, MahaNakhon is located in Sathorn in downtown Bangkok, part of the Central Business District and surrounded by financial institutions and other five star hotels. Chong Nonsi BTS Skytrain Station is only a few steps from the MahaNakhon building and has a direct walkway into the building.

Your first stop will be the spacious and elegant lobby, where you will be welcomed by the dedicated staff who are pleased to offer a variety of guest services. Walk through a corridor of digital walls, before reaching Southeast Asia’s fastest VDO-themed elevators. Step into Southeast Asia’s fastest elevators and reach the 74th floor in less than 50 seconds! Enjoy a VDO-themed digital experience on your journey up the building.

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Once you have reached the 74th floor, you will enter our spacious observation hall from which you can enjoy an indoor 360-degree view of Bangkok. Learn more about Bangkok’s landmarks through dynamic interactive screens and take in the magnificent views from the comfort of the indoor observatory area. Guests who purchased the rooftop pass will take an escalator to the 75th floor, before boarding a Hydraulic Glass Lift with panoramic views to the 78th floor Sky Deck.

After you exit the glass lift on the 78th floor, you will have reached the pinnacle: a stunning 310 meter-high, 360-degree outdoor panoramic view on the very top of King Power Mahanakhon building. You’ll be exposed to the elements and sounds of the city below. With 600 square meters of space, you’ll have plenty of freedom to walk about, taking in the sights of Bangkok. From the glistening golden rooftops of Wat Pho and the Grand Palace to the luscious trees in Bangkrachao (the Green Lungs of Bangkok) along the banks of the Chao Phraya River, on a clear day you’ll be able to spot all the highlights of Bangkok for miles around