Watched the “SaWaDiKa” MV? Don’t stop at just retracing the filming locations.

Around the spots featured in LISA’s MV, there are plenty more sides of Bangkok waiting to be explored — from contemporary art and local communities to historic neighborhoods and green spaces.

Pin the MV spots, then venture a little further and explore what each neighborhood has to offer!

🥊 DIB Bangkok
🎬 MV Spot
One of the key filming locations in the “SaWaDiKa” MV, featuring scenes shot around the spiral staircase, Alicja Kwade’s Pars pro Toto installation, and the staircase leading up to James Turrell’s Straight Up.

📍 Explore Nearby
• Science Centre for Education (Bangkok Planetarium)
Head over to the Ekkamai area and explore exhibitions on science, technology, and the environment across the center’s various buildings.

ℹ️ Exhibitions in Buildings 2, 3, and 4 are open as usual from Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00 AM–4:00 PM, and closed on Mondays. Building 1, home to the Bangkok Planetarium, is temporarily closed for renovation. Stay tuned for its new look, coming soon!

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🥊 Bangkok (Hua Lamphong) Station
🎬 MV Spot
This historic railway station appears in several scenes throughout the MV, from the main hall and the waiting area at Platform 1 to the waiting area between Platforms 4 and 5, as well as the exit near the teleprinter room.

📍 Explore Nearby
• Wat Traimit Witthayaram Worawihan
Pay respects to Phra Phuttha Maha Suwanna Patimakon, better known as the Golden Buddha, and admire the architecture of the grand mondop before continuing on to explore Yaowarat.

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🥊 New Suanmali Hotel – Suan Mali, Bamrung Mueang Road
🎬 MV Spot
The shophouses along Soi Chaloem Khet 1, the curved corner building of New Suanmali Hotel, and the nearby building used for the scene featuring the silhouettes of LISA and her dancers create one of the MV’s distinctive urban backdrops.

📍 Explore Nearby
• Khao San Road
Continue into Bangkok’s historic Phra Nakhon district and experience one of the city’s best-known tourist streets, lined with restaurants and shops and known for its lively atmosphere, especially from evening into the night.

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🥊 Former Thammasat University Women’s Dormitory, Soi Ngam Duphli
🎬 MV Spot
A boxing-ring set was created in front of this historic building in Soi Ngam Duphli, while its rooftop provided the setting for a dance scene against Bangkok’s cityscape.

📍 Explore Nearby
• Lumphini Park
A short trip from Soi Ngam Duphli brings you to one of Bangkok’s best-known green spaces. Take a walk, go for a run, or simply relax and enjoy some fresh air in the heart of the city.

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🥊 Bangkok (Hua Lamphong) Station – Rong Mueang Road Sign
🎬 MV Spot
The “Rong Mueang Road” sign appears toward the end of the MV as LISA walks while performing a wai. The scene was filmed from the waiting area at Platform 1 of Bangkok (Hua Lamphong) Station.

📍 Explore Nearby
• Ban Bat Community
Continue to this historic community near the Golden Mount, where generations of artisans have preserved the traditional craft of making Buddhist monks’ alms bowls by hand. It’s a chance to discover another side of Bangkok through one of the city’s longstanding local crafts.

From the filming locations of “SaWaDiKa,” venture just a little further and you’ll discover even more stories hidden within each Bangkok neighborhood. ✨

Save these spots and set out to explore Bangkok along LISA’s trail! 🇹🇭
📢 Note: Some filming locations may have restricted access. Please visit only areas that are open to the public, respect private property, and always keep safety in mind while traveling.

Source: Amazing Thailand
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