The Hangover Part II
Sukhumvit, Lebua State Tower rooftop, Chao Phraya River

13.7563°N, 100.5018°E
Professional film production services in Bangkok, Thailand. Our local team provides comprehensive support for commercials, documentaries, and feature films across the capital.
Scene 01 — Filmed Here
Sukhumvit, Lebua State Tower rooftop, Chao Phraya River
Bangkok streets, Khao San Road, riverside districts
Chinatown, Muay Thai stadiums, neon-lit alleyways
Bangkok temples and street markets
Bangkok streets, Chao Phraya River sequences
Scene 02 — Locations
From landmark monuments to hidden quarters — every district scouted and permit-mapped.

landmark
Thailand's most iconic landmark complex with glittering spires, golden stupas, and the Emerald Buddha temple. Stunning establishing shots and cultural sequences.
Riverside temple with distinctive Khmer-style tower covered in colorful porcelain. Spectacular at sunrise and sunset, accessible by river ferry.
World-famous backpacker street with neon signs, street vendors, and vibrant nightlife energy. Featured in numerous travel documentaries and films.
One of the world's largest open-air markets with over 15,000 stalls across 35 acres. Ideal for bustling market scenes, cultural content, and lifestyle productions.
Historic heart of Bangkok featuring the Grand Palace, Wat Pho, Wat Arun, and Khao San Road. Ideal for period pieces, cultural documentaries, and establishing shots with iconic Thai architecture.
Modern Bangkok with gleaming skyscrapers, BTS Skytrain, rooftop bars, and vibrant nightlife. Featured in The Hangover Part II for its contemporary urban energy.
Scenic river corridor with historic temples, ICONSIAM shopping complex, luxury riverside hotels, and traditional longboat traffic for atmospheric water-based scenes.
Neon-lit streets, bustling street food markets, gold shops, and atmospheric narrow alleys. Perfect for night scenes, food content, and gritty urban storytelling.
Scene 03 — The Case for Bangkok

Scene 04 — Logistics
Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) — 30 km from city center
Don Mueang International Airport (DMK) — 24 km from city center
train
BTS Skytrain and MRT metro cover central Bangkok. Airport Rail Link connects Suvarnabhumi to downtown.
Crew tip: Avoid rush hours (7-9 AM, 5-7 PM). Equipment cases may require purchasing additional tickets. Consider hiring vans for gear transport.
taxi
Metered taxis and Grab rideshare widely available. Tuk-tuks for short distances in Old City areas.
Crew tip: Use Grab app for transparent pricing. Book passenger vans through production office for equipment transport. Traffic can double travel times during rush hour.
Shopping mall parking garages widely available. Street parking limited in Old City and Sukhumvit areas.
Coordinate with Thailand Film Office for production vehicle permits near temples and government buildings.
Central Bangkok locations accessible within 20-40 minutes outside rush hour. Allow extra time for river crossings and Old City access.

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From permits and crew to equipment and logistics — we handle everything on the ground so you can focus on capturing the City of Angels.