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Mahanakhon Skywalk Bangkok centres on the Glass Tray floor and a 78th floor observation deck, 314 metres above the city. So this isn’t just another viewpoint, it’s the tallest one in Bangkok. Thailand’s fastest elevators get you to the 74th floor indoor deck in under 50 seconds flat.

Because the indoor deck comes first, you get 360-degree views and interactive screens before heading further up. The Glass Tray floor at this Bangkok Mahanakhon Tower waits on the 78th floor rooftop, a 63-square-metre panel suspended 310 metres above ground. Meanwhile, Sky Beach, Thailand’s highest rooftop bar, gives you a reason to linger once you’ve walked the glass.
Once you’ve picked between the daytime and sunset ticket options, you can add SkyVerse access or a photo package. So the exact experience depends on which upgrade you choose at booking. Shoe covers go on before anyone steps onto the Glass Tray floor at Mahanakhon Observation Deck Bangkok, so wear socks that won’t slip.
Beyond the daytime crowds, evening visits let you catch the sunset before the city lights take over. Since the 78th floor observation deck faces open air, weather can occasionally limit access to the rooftop section. Staff usually reopen it once conditions clear, so a little patience often pays off.
Mahanakhon Skywalk Bangkok sits at 114 Narathiwas Road in the Silom business district. Since BTS Chong Nonsi Station connects directly to the building via Exit 3, most visitors skip taxis entirely. So this ranks among the easiest Bangkok attractions to reach without any planning.
Once you’re back on ground level, pair your visit with Sea Life Bangkok Ocean World for a different kind of view. Or end the day with Saffron Dinner Cruise by Banyan Tree Bangkok along the river after your Mahanakhon SkyWalk Thailand visit. Both make easy additions to your time in the city. For more on the wider area, visit the official Tourism Authority of Thailand – Bangkok Guide.
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It's 314 metres tall, making it one of the highest observation decks in Thailand.
No, people of all ages can enjoy this attraction.
Yes, but shoe covers must be secured before stepping onto the glass.
Yes, the glass floor is made of strengthened glass and is completely safe to walk on.
Evening visits are popular, letting you watch the sunset and see the city lights afterward.