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If we were to talk about one of the busiest transportation hubs in Bangkok, "Victory Monument" is a place that almost everyone has to pass through. This place was built in 1941 to commemorate the heroism of soldiers, police, and civilians who died in the dispute between Thailand and France (the Indochina War). The monument is distinguished by the shape of 5 bayonets tied together, containing valuable historical meaning that stands majestically in the heart of the city.
The current atmosphere of Victory Monument is full of life 24 hours a day. In addition to being an important bus and BTS train connection point, this area is also a haven for foodies, especially "Victory Monument Boat Noodles," which have been a unique tradition for decades, becoming a culinary culture that anyone who visits must try at least once. This includes the surrounding department stores and flea markets that are crowded with affordable fashion clothes and items.
For photographers and tourists who like the lights at night, the evening is a special time when Victory Monument is especially beautiful. When the lights from the cars running around the roundabout intersect with the lights illuminating the monument, it creates an image of lines that reflect the energy of the capital that never sleeps. Tourists can easily admire the scenery via the Skywalk that connects around the area, making it easy and safe to visit this area.
Checking in at Victory Monument on a holiday will give you both historical knowledge and enjoyment from walking around shopping for food and things. If you are looking for a convenient and complete starting point to explore Bangkok, try starting your vacation here. You are guaranteed to be happy and experience the true pulse of Bangkok's atmosphere.
