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Calm Morning Walk Along Sukhumvit Road — Thonglor to Phrom Phong, Bangkok

A peaceful morning walk through central Bangkok along Sukhumvit Road, from Thonglor to Phrom Phong. Soft daylight, everyday movement, and the city settling into its morning rhythm. Filmed in real time with no talking — just walking and natural city ambience. 🔔 Subscribe for new Thailand walks 3x per week! Notes from this walk: Weather: Hazy, 23C Date: 30 January 2026 at 7:15 AM Sawadee friends! Today we're walking from Thonglor to Phrom Phong along the south side of Sukhumvit road. The walk starts at the far end of Thong Lo BTS station, overlooking the T-ONE building and its cool little winged guy statue. I descended down to street level and started walking back towards Phrom Phong. As usual, there were plenty of street food vendors underneath the Thong Lor BTS station, selling delicious breakfasts and lunches for people on the way to work for the day. Shortly past the station, the sidewalk widened in front of the new condo high-rises that are being constructed or newly built. Can you hear the BTS Skytrain running overhead? The hum of the train is so calming. Plus both north and south sides of Sukhumvit have plenty of greenery and small storefronts to give shade to the sidewalks. This stretch is so pleasant to walk along. It gets a little busier as we get closer to Phrom Phong BTS station. I know I say this all the time, but the street food always smells so great! I'm glad I am busy filming, otherwise I would have so much Thai food it would be silly. Thanks for watching. I hope you enjoyed this pleasant morning walk along Sukhumvit road today. As always, I'm so glad you were here with me. See you next time! ☕️ Buy me a coffee to fuel some editing?: https://ko-fi.com/wanderthai4k 📺 More Walks    • Bangkok Morning Walks      • Bangkok Night Walks      • Calm Night Walks in Bangkok   ✨ I film these videos with respect and presence — no staged scenes, no sexualized imagery, just everyday Thailand as it unfolds naturally in public spaces.