Wine venues in Thailand
45 wine venues in 19 areas, including wineries and outdoor spots.
Ayutthaya 1 venue
Bangkok 7 venues
- Bangkok Street Food Marathon Multi-tour Bangkok street food operators offer 4-hour guided tours with 15+ tastings across alleys, canals, and tuk-tuks; check Klook for current combined food-wine tour packages.
- Chatuchak Market Wine Hunt World's largest weekend market (200,000+ visitors/weekend) with 15,000+ stalls selling crafts, food, antiques, and drinks; open Sat-Sun on Kamphaeng Phet 2 Road.
- Floating Markets Wine Cruise Amphawa Floating Market (100+ years old, 50km from Bangkok) operates weekends 2pm-8pm on Mae Khlong River with boat cruises, firefly watching, and grilled seafood from wooden boats.
- Lebua Sky Bar Sunset Wine 250 meters above Bangkok: Lebua Sky Bar opens at 6pm on the 63rd floor of State Tower for 360° sunsets over the Chao Phraya with wine and signature cocktails.
- Lebua State Tower Lebua State Tower in Bangkok — 63-floor luxury tower with sky-high dining and wine views over the Chao Phraya River.
- Manohra Cruises 100-year-old rice barge dinner cruise: Manohra's intimate 40-guest fleet floats the Chao Phraya past royal palaces with Thai cuisine and curated wine pairings.
- Wat Arun Sunrise Wine Toast Wat Arun sunrise toast — Bangkok's Temple of Dawn (17th century) with wine celebration overlooking the Chao Phraya at dawn.
Central Thailand 2 venues
- Ayutthaya Floating Market Wine Artificial floating market since 2010 with traditional Thai wooden houses, boat vendors selling grilled seafood, and cultural performances of the Ayutthaya War (weekends/holidays).
- Ayutthaya Temple Ruins Wine UNESCO-listed temple ruins and rooftop wine bars with panoramic views of Wat Phutthaisawan across the Chao Phraya River, offering wines, cocktails, and champagne at sunset.
Chiang Mai 3 venues
- Chiang Mai Thai Cookery School + Wine Therapy Master Chef Sompon Nabnian's first and original Thai cooking school in Chiang Mai teaches authentic recipes; check website for current wine pairing or wine-therapy program offerings.
- Elephant Nature Park Award-winning conservationist Lek Chailert's sanctuary since 1995 rescues 75+ abused elephants; 60km from Chiang Mai with half-day, full-day, overnight, and week-long volunteer programs.
- Songkran Water Festival Survival Songkran Water Festival in Chiang Mai (April) — Thailand's New Year chaos, wine survival challenge during 3-day water war.
Chiang Rai 2 venues
- Four Seasons Tented Camp Luxury tented camp in the Golden Triangle with 15 intimate tents overlooking the Mekong River; combines adventure activities with fine dining and wine pairings in Thailand's tri-border region.
- White Temple Dawn Wine Ride Wat Rong Khun (White Temple, 1997) in Chiang Rai — artist Chalermchai's all-white masterpiece with 40M THB invested, completion due 2070.
Gulf of Thailand 5 venues
- Big Buddha Sunset Wine The Sunset Restaurant & Bar, operating since 1974 at Big Buddha's gates, offers European + Thai cuisine, wines, and cocktails with sunset views over Bangrak Bay and the golden statue.
- Fisherman's Village Wine Walk Bophut's charming walking street with night market (Fri-Wed, 6pm-10pm) sells fresh seafood, Thai wine, antiques, and soaps; dozens of wine bars and restaurants lining the narrow lanes.
- Hua Hin Night Market Wine Hua Hin Night Market wine — royal Thai beach town's evening market with street wine vendors and local food pairings.
- Monsoon Valley Vineyard Thailand's largest vineyard (560 acres): Built on a former elephant corral, Monsoon Valley grows Sangiovese, Shiraz, and Colombard at 35km from Hua Hin beaches.
- Monsoon Valley Winery Tour Chalerm Yoovidhya founded Monsoon Valley in 2001 on an ex-elephant corral in a pristine valley 35km from Hua Hin. Now Thailand's most-awarded winery (300+ international medals) — The Sala restaurant opens daily April–October 9am–7pm, November–March 9am–8pm.
Isaan 2 venues
- Khon Kaen Night Market Wine Khon Kaen Night Market wine — Isaan region market with local wines, sticky rice, and grilled meats in the heart of northeast Thailand.
- Phimai Historical Park Wine Phimai's Prasat Hin Phimai is Thailand's largest ancient Khmer temple (11th–12th centuries), oriented to face Angkor — connected by the Ancient Khmer Highway. Buddhist temple built by Hindu Khmer, where Khorat inhabitants practiced Buddhism since the 7th century.
Khao Yai 2 venues
- GranMonte Vineyard & Winery Thailand's first fully-qualified winemaker (Nikki Visootha) produces estate wines from 36 acres (90 rai) of Syrah, Cabernet, Chenin Blanc; won AWC Vienna awards 6 times (2015-2024).
- Khao Yai Food & Wine Festival January winter festival at Midwinter Khao Yai: 80+ exhibitors showcase premium GI wines from GranMonte, PB Valley, Alcidini with Korat regional cuisine and live music.
Koh Kood 1 venue
Koh Phi Phi 1 venue
Koh Tao 1 venue
Krabi 1 venue
Northern Thailand 3 venues
- Pai Canyon Sunset Wine Pai Canyon (Kong Lan) sits 8km south on the main highway — 5-minute walk to the first viewpoint where crowds gather between 17:00–18:00 for golden-light sunsets. Free parking, no entrance fee, local vendors sell food and drinks as light reflects off skinny ridges.
- Pai Hot Springs Sunrise Wine Pai Hotsprings Spa Resort lies 7km south of town on the riverbank near White Buddha and Pai Canyon — 68 rooms piped with natural mineral spring water. Steaming Ta Pai Hot Springs at dawn, surrounded by overhanging vines; Sai Ngam spring offers crystal-clear wellness.
- Sukhothai Historical Park Wine Sukhothai Historical Park — 13th-century capital with 200+ monuments, wine celebration amid ancient Thai civilization ruins.
Pai 1 venue
Pak Chong 2 venues
- Monsoon Harvest Experience Pak Chong's monsoon-harvest wine experience celebrates tropical fruit wine production during May-October rains. Farm tastings showcase Thai fruit wines and seasonal agricultural heritage.
- PB Valley Khao Yai Winery Resort Thailand's birthplace of wine: PB Valley (1989) grows Shiraz and Cabernet at 350-380m above sea level, 2 hours northeast of Bangkok with Great Hornbill Restaurant.
Phuket 2 venues
- Phuket Wine Connection Tasting Wine Connection Phuket — wine bar and deli with organic selection, multiple locations from Patong to Chalong, European bistro food.
- Wine Connection Wine Connection — Southeast Asia's leading wine chain since 1998, multiple Phuket locations offering organic wines with Mediterranean cuisine.
Southern Thailand 7 venues
- Ao Nang Night Market Wine Ao Nang's largest night market with 80-100 stalls, live music nightly 6pm-11pm, and a dedicated wine + spirits bar alongside grilled seafood on Noppharat Thara Beach.
- Baba Nest 360° Sunset Wine Sri Panwa's world-famous 360° rooftop bar 60m above Andaman Sea with wrap-around infinity pool, sunset views of 5+ islands, wines from 480฿/glass, minimum 1,500฿ per person.
- Big Buddha Sunrise Wine 45-meter white marble Big Buddha on Nakkerd Hill, best visited sunrise (before 6:15am) or sunset; free entry daily 6am-6:30pm with minimal crowds and meditative views over Phuket.
- Khao Sok Night Safari Wine Khao Sok Night Safari with wine — jungle lodge in ancient rainforest, nocturnal wildlife sounds as backdrop for wine celebration.
- Koh Lanta Old Town Wine Koh Lanta Old Town (East coast) was a sea-gypsy trade port now frozen in time — shops, restaurants, homes on stilts overlooking islands and mainland. Waterfront cafes and bars perfect for sunset drinks with serene sea views; Old Town Cowboy offers kitsch western vibe.
- Long Beach Sunset Wine Long Beach sunset wine on Koh Lanta — white sand, slow travel vibe, sunset ritual with Andaman views.
- Tiger Cave Temple 1,260 Steps Tiger Cave Temple (Wat Tham Suea) — 1,260 steps up cliff to Buddhist shrine in Krabi, wine reward at the summit.