Bangkok: Mahanakhon SkyWalk Observation Deck
Operating Hours:Monday - Sunday: 10:00 - 24:00
The Vibe:Glass floor, 314 metres, nothing underneath
The pixelated tower above Silom holds Thailand's highest public viewpoint, with an indoor observatory on the 74th floor and an open rooftop deck at 314 metres. The glass tray at the top is the reason most people come.
The lift climbs 74 floors in under a minute, ears popping. Up top the wind is constant, the city hums far below, and the glass underfoot shows nothing but air.
- Thailand's highest observation deck at 314 metres
- Rated 4.6 across Google and major booking platforms from more than 4,000 reviews
- The rooftop Glass Tray is the country's only public glass-floor platform at this height
- Sunset slots are consistently the most-booked and most-recommended by visitors
Fit For
- Couples: Sunset on the rooftop deck followed by a drink at the SkyBeach bar
- Families: Short, indoor-and-outdoor, with the glass tray as the draw for older children
- Seniors: Lift-served and step-free, with seating on the indoor observatory
- Photographers: The cleanest unobstructed 360-degree view in Bangkok
- Thrill seekers: The glass floor delivers exactly what it promises
Highlights
- The Glass Tray — a transparent floor panel at 314 metres, the attraction's defining feature
- The 78th-floor open-air rooftop — Bangkok's highest outdoor deck, wind and all
- The 74th-floor indoor observatory — climate-controlled, glass-walled, with city guides
- The hydraulic glass lift between floors 74 and 78 — a short ride worth the wait
- Skyverse on the 4th floor — a digital exhibit most visitors skip entirely — Hidden Gem
Bangkok Local Expert
Tom Vater
