Which "check-in" spots are hot in Bangkok - Thailand?

(NLDO) - The system of eight crisscrossing escalators in the main lobby of the newly opened Central Park Bangkok shopping mall has become a "magnet" attracting customers.

Images of this escalator design spread rapidly on online platforms, attracting a stream of people to "check-in".

Central Park Bangkok is a key part of the Dusit Central Park mega-complex project, with a total investment of up to 46 billion baht, located at the intersection of Silom and Rama IV roads, central Bangkok.

The shopping mall opened on September 4, attracting more than 70,000 visitors on the first day alone. Photos of the escalator quickly went viral on social media, arousing curiosity and interest from many shopping enthusiasts.

Central Park Bangkok has just opened in Silom area, Bangkok - Thailand. Photo: Facebook

Visitors shared that the innovative design – with an escalator leading up to the open atrium – creates impressive, grandiose photos, reminiscent of high-end shopping malls in Japan, Singapore or Korea.

These contents on TikTok and Instagram received a lot of interactions, encouraging more people to come to the newly launched "virtual living paradise" to create content.

Photographers appreciate the bottom-up angle, which creates a dynamic composition with diagonal lines that convey a sense of movement and energy. The asymmetrical arrangement breaks the traditional rigid design, bringing a modern, unconventional look.

Furthermore, the subtle color palette – light peach painted walls in harmony with pristine white handrails, under the blend of natural light and LED lights – contributes to creating a luxurious, futuristic atmosphere.

Interwoven elevators become explosive "check-in" spots on social networks. Photo: Facebook

This multi-level, theatrical space has quickly become the ideal setting for portrait and fashion shoots. Some have even likened it to the Ikea self-service area – once a popular photo hotspot, where the giant shelves highlight the smallness of people, creating dramatic cinematic effects.

Likewise, the skylight at Central Park Bangkok is opening up a new playground for the street photography trend in Bangkok, promising to continue heating up the creative community.

Source: https://nld.com.vn/chau-au-thiet-hai-43-ti-euro-vi-mua-he-khac-nghiet-196250915205051283.htm