An undiscovered curiosity about the maritime marine life of maritime marvelous marine life and an opportunity to expand your knowledge - Shiam Ocean World, now known as Sea Life Bank, Ocean World. The pop-up tank has 30,000 fish and various marine plants and animals, crawling reservoirs, secret mysterious cave tank, 8 meter high granite aquarium scene, submerged tunnel, debris of man-made ships, delicate areas of snow, and many more integrated Sea Life Bangkok Ocean World is one of Bangkok's most popular sophisticated attractions. This marine paradise gives you the opportunity to meet with a wide variety of marine species; For example, artificially created natural habitats from sharks to penguins, black spotted moles eel to eagle, Moon jelly to wolf fish.
Attraction near Sea Life Bangkok Osen World
Kidzania - The smallest kid kidneys for children is the highest floor of the pyropone mole. It has a wide variety of fun and comedy activities; For example, a child can take any job, work for Kidzor, get kidney coins. After working as a dentist, firefighter, cook, doctor, aviator, engineer etc., they are paid in Kidzania, which they can use to purchase smelter and gifts from the Kidzania shop.
Madame Tusau - Just a few minutes away from Sea Life, this renowned wax-museum francais of Bangkok, located in Shiam Discovery Center, features wax statues featuring well-known international and national fame; Such as Jackie Chan, Michael Jackson, Tiger Woods, Nicholas Cage, Princess Diana.
Arawan Math - dedicated to the Hindu god Brahma, Arawan Math is one of Bangkok's most famous religious places. It is located at the junction of Ploichinchit and Chhatchamat Road, 3.5 miles away from Sea Life Bangkok Ocean World. This monastery is considered very sacred and people from all over the world come here to pay tribute. During the important festival, you can be a witness to dance activities and parades in the temple premises.
Jim Thompson House - This privately owned residence has become a museum and it is a unique inspection site in Bangkok. Former resident Jim Thompson was an American architect and he settled here in love with Thailand. He decorated his house with ancient tastes, artifacts and traditional materials, which are very beautiful. The feature of the house is the collection of Thai silk traditions by Thompson.
