This ancient temple, built in the 15th century, is famous for its impressive architecture and historical significance. It's located in the vicinity of Wang Burapha.On this afternoon-into-evening tour, we’ll explore this culinary changing of the guard, tasting our way through some of the city’s best nighttime food spots while also gaining an understanding of their important role in maintaining Oaxaca’s civic life. Along the way, we’ll stroll through historic neighborhoods and public spaces, experiencing a side of the city few visitors get to – day or night.

While not exactly in Wang Burapha, Yaowarat is close by and is one of the busiest and most vibrant areas in Bangkok, filled with street food, markets, and cultural attractions.

This is the historical area that includes many important landmarks such as the Grand Palace, Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha), and Wat Pho. Wang Burapha is close to this area.

Often called Little India, this market is another vibrant place near Wang Burapha where you can experience Indian culture and shop for textiles, jewelry, and food.

A narrow alleyway that is a part of the Chinatown market, offering an eclectic variety of goods from textiles to electronics, and it has a deep historical significance.