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A jungle-themed rooftop bar spread over the top floors of the T-One Building off Sukhumvit, known for its greenery, glowing light installation, DJ sets and city views.
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Tichuca is a rooftop bar at the top of the T-One Building on Sukhumvit Soi 40, in the Thong Lo and Phra Khanong area east of the centre. It describes itself as a high-energy rooftop with the concept of an urban jungle in the middle of the city, and the design follows that idea closely: the terraces are filled with plants and greenery, wooden furniture, and the bar spreads over several levels from the 46th floor upwards. Its centrepiece is a large, tree-like light installation that changes colour from green to purple as the evening goes on, and it has become one of the most photographed rooftop scenes in Bangkok.
Views stretch in every direction over the city, from the towers of Sukhumvit and the Thong Lo neighbourhood to the curve of the river in the distance. The drinks list focuses on handcrafted cocktails, along with wine, beer and non-alcoholic options. Time Out Bangkok lists cocktails at around 400 to 500 baht before service charge. Music is provided by DJs playing tropical house and commercial dance music, building through the night, so expect a lively, social atmosphere rather than a quiet drink. Special events and guest DJ nights are announced through the bar's website and social media.
Time Out Bangkok lists the opening hours as 17:00 to midnight daily, and the bar operates on a walk-in basis. Arrive close to opening to secure a good spot for sunset, as queues can form later in the evening and at weekends. The terraces are partly open to the elements, so check the weather in the rainy season. Smart casual clothes are the safe choice, and you will need ID to show you are of legal drinking age.
Tichuca suits groups of friends, couples and anyone looking for a lively night with a view. It is less suited to those who prefer conversation and calm, for whom a hotel bar such as The Bamboo Bar may be a better choice.
The T-One Building is at 8 Soi Sukhumvit 40, a short walk or taxi ride from Thong Lo and Ekkamai BTS stations. The restaurants, cafés and bars of Thong Lo and Ekkamai are close by, and Bo.lan on Sukhumvit Soi 53 makes a good choice for dinner before heading up.
On the 46th floor and above of the T-One Building, 8 Soi Sukhumvit 40.
Time Out Bangkok lists daily from 17:00 to midnight.
It operates mainly on a walk-in basis, so arrive early for sunset.
An urban jungle, with greenery, wood and a colour-changing light installation.
DJ sets of tropical house and commercial dance music.
Time Out lists around 400 to 500 baht before service charge.
Thong Lo or Ekkamai BTS stations, a short walk or taxi ride away.
Call +66 65 878 5562 or email [email protected].
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