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Avani Plus Riverside Bangkok Hotel

Avani+ Riverside Bangkok Hotel is a 5-star luxury hotel situated in the heart of Bangkok, Thailand. Overlooking the magnificent Chao Phraya River, it offers a soothing retreat from the city's hustle and bustle.

Offering views of the Chao Phraya River, Avani+ Riverside Bangkok Hotel features rooms with a blend of contemporary and modern styles.

Avani+ Riverside Bangkok Hotel is 5 km from the centre of Bangkok which can be accessible by BTS Skytrain.

The hotel seen from the south.
The tall building is the hotel. The low building to the right of the hotel is the Anantara Riverside Spa.


The hotel seen from the southeast.
The hotel is in the center and the Anantara Riverside Spa can be seen on the left.


Interior of one of the rooms.
In the background, through the window, we can see the Bangkok skyline.


Interior of the room showing part of the bathroom.
The bathroom is continuous with the bedroom.


Panorama of Bangkok skyline seen from the bedroom window.
The view is breathtaking!


Evening dance show at the Terrace Anantara.
Terrace Anantara Riverside Bangkok is a buffet restaurant at the front of the hotel, next to the riverbank.

  • Dance in Thailand is the main dramatic art form in Thailand.
  • Thai dance can be divided into two main categories, which would correspond to a distinction between classical culture and popular culture.
  • Classical Thai dance includes the genres khon, lakhon (like lakhon nok) and fawn thai. Popular dance includes forms like Likay and many regional or Ram dances.
  • See more at Dance in Thailand - Wikipedia.

Traditional mask dance.
Khon is a traditional mask dance drama of Thailand. It has been developed at least since the 15th century and it's considered the most important theatrical art of the country.

  • The principal characters are the heroes, the heroines, the ogres, and the monkeys.
  • The monkeys are some of the most important roles in Khon. The best-known monkey characters in the story is the monkey warrior Hanuman.
  • See more at Khon - Wikipedia.

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