SaWaDiKa: 5 Bangkok Landmarks in Lisa MV to Visit
Explore 5 iconic Bangkok landmarks from Lisa's new music video SaWaDiKa, taking a tuk-tuk ride from Hua Lamphong to Yaowarat.

Stock photo for illustration only, not from the actual event
- SaWaDiKa music video boosts Bangkok tourism
- Guide to 5 filming locations in Lisa MV
- Experience historic old town via tuk-tuk
- End the trip with Yaowarat street food
The buzz surrounding "SaWaDiKa" is drawing global attention back to Bangkok's tourism spots, inviting fans and travelers to retrace Lisa's footsteps by taking a tuk-tuk ride through major landmarks from the Phra Nakhon district all the way to Yaowarat.
The journey begins at Bangkok Station, widely known as "Hua Lamphong," a historic railway building with striking architecture featured prominently in the "SaWaDiKa" music video, showcasing a unique angle of Bangkok to fans worldwide.

Stock photo for illustration only, not from the actual event
In the afternoon, head to the Phra Nakhon district by tuk-tuk along the walls of the Grand Palace, admiring traditional Thai architecture and temple spires inside Wat Phra Si Rattana Satsadaram, or the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, during the late afternoon hours.
Next, move on to the Giant Swing, the iconic red landmark situated in front of Wat Suthat Thepwararam, ideal for capturing photos of the structure alongside traditional Thai architecture in the evening light.
Utilizing a tuk-tuk for this music video tour not only enhances the fun and agility of navigating narrow streets in the old town district, but it also promotes cultural tourism that genuinely reflects Bangkok's traditional lifestyle, aligning with the strategy of promoting soft power through global artist projects.
Proceed to Odeon Circle to check out the Golden Jubilee Gate, the key landmark at the entrance to Chinatown, where visitors can snap photos before heading deeper into the vibrant district.
Conclude the trip at "Yaowarat" in the evening, a familiar location that previously went viral in the 2024 "ROCKSTAR" music video. Evening visits offer the full charm of neon signs, gold shops, historic buildings, and bustling street food stalls, easily combined into a convenient one-day trip.
Source: Thairath Lifestyle
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