Meeting Point

Gallery Drip Coffee, Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (BACC)

Siam: Modern Bangkok and City Contrasts

We start in the heart of modern Bangkok, where glass towers, skywalks and busy shopping streets sit right next to small local lanes. It is the perfect place to warm up in front of the camera while we get to know each other.

Saen Saep Canal and a Local Neighbourhood

Step away from the main roads and follow the canal into a quiet residential neighbourhood. Expect narrow lanes, colourful walls and everyday Bangkok life that most visitors never get to see.

Late Lunch at a Local Thai Restaurant

Time to refuel at a local restaurant we love. We help you order and explain the dishes, so you can try real Thai food without guessing from the menu. Your meal and drinking water are included.

Loha Prasat at Wat Ratchanatdaram

A striking temple crowned with rows of dark metal spires, unlike anything else in the city. We photograph it from the outside, where the spires and old walls make a beautiful, calm backdrop for portraits.

Wat Suthat and the Giant Swing

The tall red Giant Swing and the grand temple beside it, in one of the oldest parts of Bangkok. The surrounding streets are full of old shophouses and classic Bangkok character, perfect for relaxed street portraits.

Wat Ratchabophit

A quiet, elegant temple covered in colourful ceramic tiles, often peaceful even when the rest of the old town is busy. We photograph it from the outside as the afternoon light starts to soften.

Riverside Rooftop Sunset Facing Wat Arun

We finish at a rooftop bar looking straight across the river at Wat Arun, with Wat Pho in the same view. Relax with your included non alcoholic sunset drink while we photograph you in the golden hour, the best light of the whole day.

Ending Point

Rooftop bar near Tha Tien Pier, facing Wat Arun (ends around 6:30 PM)