Why should you go there and how do you do it right?

A ride on the Ferris wheel costs 500 baht, listed on the website, for about fifteen minutes and three rotations over the Chao Phraya River. Whether it's worth the investment depends entirely on your budget and your experience with Ferris wheels. Those who have ridden the large Ferris wheels in other cities usually rate this one as "nice enough," and they're not entirely wrong. But what truly sets this ride apart is the setting. Your group has its own gondola, some even have a glass floor for a little thrill, and after sunset, the river and city lights create a breathtaking experience.

The best time to visit the Ferris wheel is at sunset or later, or better yet, skip it altogether. In daylight, it's just a Ferris wheel. If the entrance fee is too steep, many reviewers recommend investing the 500 baht in dinner instead. The Asiatique Riverfront complex offers plenty of space, plus shops, a Big C supermarket for snacks, fountains, and food halls. Entry to the complex itself is free.