ICONSIAM, Mixed-use development on Chao Phraya River, Bangkok, Thailand
ICONSIAM is a mixed-use complex along the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok that combines shopping centers, residential towers, and entertainment spaces in one location. The development features multiple buildings with distinct purposes, making it a multifunctional destination where visitors can shop, dine, or simply walk along the waterfront.
The complex opened in 2014 as a joint venture between three major Thai business groups. This development marked a significant step in transforming the riverfront in this area.
SookSiam is an indoor market divided into four sections representing Thailand's regions, where local artisans display traditional crafts and regional cuisine. Visitors can wander through each area and taste food prepared using recipes from different parts of the country.
The complex is accessible by private boat and ferry services via four piers along the river. An automated transit line also serves the area with a convenient station nearby for easy arrival.
The ICONLUXE building features a sculptural glass facade inspired by krathong, the traditional Thai floating decorations made from banana leaves. This design brings a cultural symbol into contemporary architecture in an unexpected way.
Location: Khlong Ton Sai
Location: Khlong San
Inception: July 1, 2014
Official opening: November 9, 2018
Floors above the ground: 70
Address: 299 Charoen Nakhon Soi 5
Phone: +6624957080
Website: https://iconsiam.com/th
GPS coordinates: 13.72667,100.51039
Latest update: December 6, 2025 16:00
Bangkok offers photographers a wide variety of subjects, from religious heritage to contemporary urban spaces. The Thai capital hosts several major historic temples such as Wat Arun, established in the 17th century, with its central prang reaching 79 meters (259 feet) and decorated with porcelain fragments, as well as the Grand Palace, a royal complex from the 18th century covering 218,000 square meters (54 acres) and home to the renowned Emerald Buddha. Wat Pho, with its 46-meter (151-foot) gold Reclining Buddha, completes this series of religious sites that have shaped the city's architectural identity. Beyond temples, Bangkok features diverse locations suitable for various photography styles. Markets like Chatuchak, with 15,000 stalls on weekends, offer authentic scenes of local life. Green spaces such as Lumphini Park help document urban nature across 57 hectares (141 acres). Modern shopping districts like Asiatique The Riverfront and Siam Paragon demonstrate the city’s contemporary growth. This collection includes accessible sites that reflect the multiple facets of Bangkok.
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