The buzz returns once again for “ Lisa - Lalisa Manoban ” (LISA) with her latest single “ SaWaDiKa ” whose official music video was released on 4 Sep 2026, reinterpreting the Thai greeting “ Sawasdee Ka ” and conveying Thai charm through fashion, Muay Thai, tuk-tuks, and Bangkok’s ambiance, with Bangkok Station (Hua Lamphong) featured as a key scene in the MV.
The impact of “ SaWaDiKa ” has renewed interest in Bangkok’s tourist sites, inviting fans and travelers to follow Lisa’s journey by tuk-tuk through major landmarks from the Phra Nakhon area to Yaowarat. Those wanting to plan a trip tracing the MV and capture beautiful photos can bookmark these locations.
A prominent location appearing in the “ SaWaDiKa ” MV is Bangkok Station, commonly known as “ Hua Lamphong ,” an historic train station with distinctive architecture that presents Bangkok from a unique perspective to fans worldwide. It’s a popular spot for fans to visit and photograph in the same atmosphere as Lisa.
Begin the afternoon exploring the Phra Nakhon area by tuk-tuk along the walls of the Grand Palace, admiring the exquisite Thai architecture and the spires within Wat Phra Sri Rattana Satsadaram, or Wat Phra Kaew, one of Bangkok’s key landmarks. The late afternoon is an ideal time to capture the atmosphere around the Grand Palace before heading to the next stop in the old city area.
From the Grand Palace, take a tuk-tuk to Sao Chingcha —the iconic red Giant Swing landmark located in front of Wat Suthat. This spot is best visited in the evening to photograph the Giant Swing alongside Thai architecture and the historic Phra Nakhon neighborhood in one frame. Sao Chingcha is also one of Bangkok’s important symbols.
From the old city area, head to Odeon Circle to check in at the Odeon Circle gate, a significant landmark at the entrance to Chinatown. This location serves as the gateway to Yaowarat Road where visitors can stop to take photos before continuing on foot or by tuk-tuk to experience Chinatown’s vibrant nighttime atmosphere.
End the trip at “ Yaowarat ,” a location well known to Lisa’s fans, previously featured as a key set in the 2024 MV “ROCKSTAR,” which sparked fans to follow and photograph various MV spots. Visiting at night is recommended to fully experience Yaowarat’s charm with neon signs, gold shops, historic buildings, and street food vendors lining both sides of the street. This spot offers a perfect combination of following Lisa’s trail, photography, and sampling delicious food in one trip.
Fans wishing to follow Lisa’s footsteps can easily arrange a One Day Trip in Bangkok starting from Hua Lamphong, then taking a tuk-tuk to visit Wat Phra Kaew, Sao Chingcha, Odeon Circle, and finishing at Yaowarat in the evening, enjoying old Bangkok’s atmosphere, Thai culture, and Chinatown’s vibrancy all in one day.
Photo credits : Tourism Authority of Thailand and IG @lalalalisa_m