Rama 4 (New CBD), an essential economic district, is a potential business area in the city’s heart, an old community lifestyle neighborhood that blends with modern civilization. It supports the expansion from Sathorn, Silom, Ploenchit and Sukhumvit zone and is still in continuous development.
This location is also a source of commercial and residential properties, a significant job source near many worksites and office neighborhoods.
Besides being home to delicious restaurants and street foods, it serves as the transportation hub of inner Bangkok. Therefore, making it meet the need of those living and working in the city and want complete comfort. The purchasing power in this area is from both many Thais and ex-pats.
The highlight of this area is to explore the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center, Lumpini Park, and a large fresh food market that opens 24 hours a day. Furthermore, it is home to Khlong Toei Port, which supports manufacturers in Bangkok and metropolitan provinces — to export via medium-sized ships for international transport goods. In addition, there is also a large-scale project at the national level in the area near MRT Lumphini Park.
The Rama 4 is the road of Thai history. It was built since the reign of King Rama IV as requested by foreign merchants and business people. It is genuinely the first road in Thailand.
The route starts from Mo Mee Intersection in the Chinatown area, crossing the Phadung Krung Kasem canal, through Hua Lamphong Station, Samyan, Lumpini Park, stretching parallel to Ploenchit and Sukhumvit Roads. Then through Khlong Toei Intersection, a famous television station, and to the end at Phra Khanong Intersection in Khlong Toei District — passing through many significant intersections and alleys.
It is full of businesses and many important places, including company office buildings, Grade A and Grade B offices for rent, large and medium-sized hotels, shopping centers, banks, commercial buildings, car showrooms, gold shops, spaces for rent, modern trades, large megaproject mixed-use projects, community malls, supermarkets, food courts, condominiums, residential properties, senior communities, and fresh food markets.
Moreover, you can find local markets, retail outlets, convenience stores, shopping places, green areas, famous eateries, seafood restaurants, cafes, coffee shops, leading universities, hospitals, clinics, government agencies, kindergartens, and high schools.
This road is connected to 2 expressways, namely the Chalerm Maha Nakhon Expressway and the Si Rat Expressway, with heavy traffic in the daytime. It connects to major economic roads such as Ratchadaphisek, Sathorn, Silom, Ratchadamri, Witthayu, Sukhumvit, Phayathai, Charoenkrung, Si Phraya, Rama 3.
The location is easily accessible by public services such as MRT, BTS, buses, taxis, and private cars.
