NAVARANG ASSET PRESENT

VOL. 01 MAY 2021

About

CHAROEN NAKHON

Best RestaurantsCoffee Culture

Health &Wellness

InstagramableATTRACTIONS!

CultureHeritage

And more ...

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How to get there?

Charoen Nakhon is located along Thailand’s most majestic river “The Chao Praya”. Widely regarded as Bangkok’s most popular trade route and cultural heritage site. From cool art and lifestyle hubs, ‘trendy cafes, and superb street eats to iconic riverside hotels, not to forget the unique shopping districts, life on Charoen Nakhon has never been more attractive. With the new BTS Gold Line on rails, Charoen Nakhon is one of the most desirable neighborhoods of Bangkok.

40 mins

From Suvarnabhumi international airport

20mins

FromSukhumvit rd (Siam-Asoke)

5mins

FromBTS Krung Thon Buri

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There are few places in the world that make it possible for visitors to see its urban areas via boat. Charoen Nakhon is a charming neighborhood situated in the Thonburi community on the western banks of the Chao Phraya River. Thonburi was the capital of Thailand for a short time in 1768, after Ayutthaya was destroyed by the Burmese. After the capital was moved across the river, Thonburi became a separate city, but now it is one of many districts that make up the city of Bangkok.

About

Charoen Nakhon

The riverside neighborhood can be reached via a handful of BTS stations, or by boat, which is oftentimes a faster and more authentic way to see the city. While many tourists who venture this way come to stay in one of the stunning riverside hotels or to see the iconic Wat Arun Temple, this ever-developing area has so much more to offer. With untouched local villages hugging the narrow waterways, fascinating museums, and quaint local markets, there are plenty of interesting things to do in Charoen Nakhon.

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Charoen Nakhon certainly has a great waterfront setting and is one of the better riverside dining options in town. The main roads and their side streets are filled with plenty of authentic restaurants selling meals for less than 50 baht. It is known as one of the best places in Bangkok to get a taste of that “Old school” Bangkok flavor.

SEEN at Avani+ Riverside Bangkok

The 26th-floor restaurant and lounge is a 1980’s-meets-Art Deco hideaway of indoor-outdoor spaces framed by floor-to-ceiling views of the Chao Phraya. Ascend to the exclusive and intimate 27th-floor bar for daybed seating overlooking the skyline, accompanied by surreal cocktails

BENIHANA

A meal at Benihana is unlike any other dining experience.

As your personal chef performs the art of teppanyaki, take in the aroma of sizzling shrimp, lobster and savoury vegetables, and marvel at the culinary acrobatics performed right at your table.

Manora Cruises

See Bangkok in a new light with a cruise along the River of Kings.

Savour cool evenings with full Thai dinner. Enjoy regional delicacies and traditional favourites such as Tom Yum Goong or massamun.

Elephant Bar

An Old World bar in the heart of old Bangkok.

Sink into a plush armchair and enjoy an aperitif or evening nightcap. Choose from a selection of premium spirits and innovative cocktails. Take in a game on the big screen at our Bangkok riverside bar.

Best

Restaurants

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Trader Vic's

Home of the original Mai Tai, brings world-renowned cuisine to our tropical riverfront setting. Explore the flavours of the West Coast, Asia, Polynesia and Hawaii for both lunch and dinner. Savour everything from fresh seafood and quesadillas to Hawaiian pork chops prepared in Bangkok's only Chinese wood-fired oven.

Spice & Barley

A unique Asian gastro lounge concept to Bangkok with its perfect for sharing fun dining pan Asian menu focusing on dishes inspired from Chinese and other south east Asian cuisine created by award-winning chef.

Chef Pom

Since 1977 Chef Pom has been the preferred Chinese restaurant in Charoennakhon and for Bangkokians alike. Authentic flavors and the freshest ingredients give visitors a rich experience into traditional Chinese cuisine,

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Walden Home Café

Charoen Nakhon’s favorite neighborhood coffeehouse where you can find artisan coffee in a cozy atmosphere. Specialty coffee’s a brewed on demand delivering an excellent taste experience

Coffee

Culture

Candide Books & Cafe

Books, coffee and greenery. That does sound like heaven. Candide Books allows you to walk around and enjoy the thrill of finding a new book, then have some coffee or stroll in its large garden.

The shop focuses on Thai books from independent publishers and translated titles. You can also chance upon books that are rarely found in other bookstores. Once in a while, it hosts live jazz and classical music performances.

Midnight A Cocao

Perhaps the most sought after Cocoa place in Bangkok province, this is the spot to satisfy your chocolate cravings. Be quick! Because the tend to sell out fast

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Health & Wellness Undoubtably, a trip to Bangkok wouldn’t be complete without visiting at least one massage or spa. Massages can be a powerful tool to help you take charge of your health and well-being: reducing stress, improve circulation and a better blood pressure are just a few of many health benefits.

Wat Pho Massage

With traditional Thai massage having been recently added to UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity list, ancient techniques that have soothed aching muscles for centuries. The art of “Nuad Thai,” as it’s known in Thailand, is held in high regard as an area of traditional Thai healthcare, and there is no better place to experience this culturally fascinating practice in modern times than at one of Bangkok’s most famous attractions – “Wat Pho,” or the Temple of the Reclining Buddha

Anantara Spa at Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort

Enter a lush sanctuary of wellness at this Bangkok spa resort, and escape the stresses of city life. World-class expertise and indigenous ingredients inform a diverse array of treatments. Explore traditional Thai healing with a Journey of Siam. Beautify with ELEMIS facials and body wraps. Indulge in spa journeys for two, whether romantic or for mother and daughter.

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Instagramable Attractions! Attractive or interesting enough to be suitable for photographing and posting on the social media. Here are some of your most Instagrammable places in and around Charoen Nakorn

Lhong

Lhong is a historic port and warehouse in siheyuan-style (Chinese courtyard architecture). It was built in 1850 as a port for overseas shipping from British Malaya, mainland China, and British Hong Kong by Phraya Pisansuphaphol, In 1919, the Wanglee family acquired Lhong. In October 2016, the family started renovated Lhong as a tourist attraction and a new landmark

Sirimahannop

Sirimahannop is an exquisite dining experience that will transport you back to a golden era of Thai heritage. Soak up the ambiance of old Siam as you unwind on an authentic trading vessel that dates back to the reign of King Rama V

Iconsiam

Iconsiam’s Alangkarn zone is designed by 3 leading Thai artists. Not be missed is The 15-meter high waterfall created by Ghesa Water & Art, the creator of The ICONIC Multimedia Water Features , the longest water dance in ASEAN.

The waterfalls in this area are like raindrops that create a paradise on the wet soil that has nourished the lives of Thai people for a long time.

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Cultural Heritage

Thailand s cultural heritage is diverse, created on the bases of beliefs and faith in religions of various ethnic groups, which have been related to and coexisted with other groups of Asian people peacefully and harmoniously, indicating the civilized nature of the Thai people.

Bangkok’s most famous landmarks are along the Chao Praya river, accessible with untouched local villages hugging the narrow waterways, fascinating museums, and quaint local markets, there are plenty of interesting things to do along Charoen Nakhon.

Wat Pho

Wat Pho is one of Bangkok's oldest temples. It existed before Bangkok was established as the capital by King Rama I. The temple is first on the list of six temples in Thailand classed as the highest grade of the first-class royal temple

Yaowarat Road

Yaowarat Road is the main artery of Bangkok's Chinatown. It has been the main centre for trading by the Chinese community since they moved from their old site some 200 years ago to make way for the construction of Wat Phra Kaew, the Grand Palace. Nearby is the Phahurat or Little India.

Wat Arun

Wat Arun ( "Temple of Dawn") is a Buddhist temple, derives its name from the Hindu god Aruna, often personified as the radiations of the rising sun. Wat Arun is among the best known of Thailand's landmarks. The first light of the morning reflects off the surface of the temple with pearly iridescence. Although the temple had existed since at least the seventeenth century, its distinctive prang (spires) were built in the early nineteenth century during the reign of King Rama II.

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Museum & Art Bangkok has a small but very vibrant art scene. Since most of the city's small private or commercial galleries promote Thai and regional artists, a day of gallery-hopping is a great way of experiencing the local arts scene. Luckily, Charoen Nakhon is considered to be a concentrated area for Museums & Art in the capital.

River City Bangkok

River City Bangkok is Asia’s premier center for arts and antiques with four floors of galleries filled with the treasures of the East, a magnet for collectors, traders and art-lovers from Thailand and the world over.

The Jam Factory

Situated within an old former factory and warehouse, The Jam Factory is a multipurpose complex that includes ten or so different shops and design firms. The complex attracts Bangkok’s young culture lovers and includes and architectural firm art gallery , along with a cafe, bookshop, clothing shop, general store and restaurants.The gallery hosts group exhibitions by young artists and designers, while live gigs are often held in the spacious outdoor area. Held on the last Saturday and Sunday of the month, The Knack Market attracts large crowds and provides visitors with the chance to purchase unique goods and healthy cuisine directly from their makers.

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The Charoen Nakhon area is home to Thailand’s most luxurious and most iconic shopping malls, suiting all kinds of lifestyles and budgets. With onsite facilities like food courts, supermarkets and cinemas, providing guaranteed shopping satisfaction

Shopping

ICONSIAM

with 750,000 square meters of land area on the bank of the Chao Phraya river, this luxury mall consists of 500,000 square meters of space for mainstream retail and entertainment outlets. A further 25,000 square meters of space makes up the Luxury Wing, which houses leading brand-name stores.

SOOKSIAM

combines art, crafts and provincial cuisine across a 15,000-square-meter space for people to enjoy the best of all of Thailand’s regions in one day.

Takashimaya

the most successful Japanese premium department store with a 180-year history – has debuted in Thailand with full-scale operations, representing as many as 180 Japanese brands

Besides luxurious brands and a vast dining zone, the top level of ICONLUXE features the ICONSIAM Park, a sky garden with the most stunning views of the Chao Phraya river.

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Asiatique The Riverfront

is one of the most unique and popular night markets in Bangkok. It gives you an experience of shopping in a mall, night bazaar and this all along the promenade. With more than a thousand boutique stalls, 40 delicious restaurants, tempting of street-food joints, entertainment avenues and gorgeous riverside views, all making memorable evenings.

Riverside Plaza

A unique grouping of diverse retailers, outstanding restaurants and world class hotels all under one roof, Riverside Plaza addresses every lifestyle need for local Thai families and out-of-town visitors. Relax on an open and airy terrace, and soak in an unparalleled riverside atmosphere.

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Hospitals Thailand is affectionately called ‘The Land of Smiles’ for good reason, Thailand’s hospitality is legendary, welcoming people from around the globe with its stunning scenery, friendly people and world-famous cuisine. A new draw to Thailand, lately, involves a new kind of tourism – medical tourism. This is especially so in Bangkok’s best hospitals where internationally-trained doctors and multilingual staff, combined with some of the best medical technology and high standards in the world, are attracting people to Thailand from around the globe for its excellent healthcare and thorough Bangkok medical checkups.

Thailand’s culture of hospitality has joined forces with its outstanding medical facilities to provide not only world-class healthcare and medical checkups but does it at a fraction of the cost of many Western countries.

The BNH hospital, formerly known as the Bangkok Nursing Home Hospital, was established originally to provide nursing care for expatriates. The hospital, opened by the British Ambassador to Thailand, Mr. George Grenville, CMG in 1898, was one of the first private hospitals in the Kingdom of Siam (Thailand). Accredited by the Joint Commission International, a US-based organization widely seen as the gold standard for top-level health care service providers worldwide.

A Royal Thai Navy hospital, providing medical services to service personnel and their families. The hospital has a total of 500 beds, and also serves as a teaching hospital. Recognized as one of the largest hospitals in Charoen Nakhon and surrounding areas providing fair low cost treatments

St. Louis Hospital is a private, non-profit hospital in the reign of King Chulalongkorn by His Excellency Louis Way Mook, Prime Minister of the Roman Catholic Church of Siam.

The 344-bed hospital has modern medical equipment. Doctors and nurses specializing in all fields. The hospital is comprised of key patient care units, including the Critical Care Unit (ICU), Cardiovascular Disease Unit (CCU), modern operating rooms Cardiovascular Catheterization Laboratory A dedicated place for end-stage care and a place of meditation to support all religions

Samitivej Thonburi Hospital, one of four primary branches in the hospital network, is committed to maintaining Samitivej’s standard of excellent quality healthcare for local citizens, expatriates and international patients. In this 150-bed facility they offer state-of-the-art medical equipment and advanced technological tools. Their doctors are often certified abroad, as well as in Thailand, and many have years of practical international experience.

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Education Bangkok’s International schools follow a foreign curriculum, the most popular being British and American systems. The standard of education is therefore on good level and meet the ISAT standards (International School Association of Thailand), ONESQA (Office for National Education Standards and Quality Assessment in Thailand) paired with the applicable international accreditations required. Thailand’s prominent Private and Public schools are built on years of excellent education, nurturing future leaders and business owners.

Bangkok Christian College

Bangkok Christian College is a private boys' school and has a longstanding reputation as one of the most prestigious and highly selective schools in Thailand. The school has about 400 academic staff, both Thai and foreigner, and 6,000 students in 12 grades. Although it is a Christian school, only about five percent of students are Christians. Most students are Buddhist, but it is popular with students of all faiths due to its strong reputation.

Suksanari School

Suksanari School is a girls school that provides education in both primary and secondary education. Somdejputthajarn (Nuam Putthasaramahatera), opened the school inside Anongkaram Temple in order to provide education for females, who had historically had not been emphasized in the Thai education system.

Shrewsbury School

Benefiting from a truly inspiring and purpose-built environment on the banks of the Chao Phraya River in the very heart of Bangkok, Shrewsbury is a well-established and highly successful school that sets the benchmark for international schooling in Thailand.

The values of a Shrewsbury education, inspired by the eminent boarding school in England,

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TransportationThe Chao Phraya Tourist Boat

Sightseeing has never been so easy! The Chao Phraya Tourist Boat is the original hop-on-hop-off boat service, run daily between 9:00 - 20:30. The boats depart every 30 minutes from 9 piers, including: Sathorn Pier (BTS Saphan Taksin-S6), ICONSIAM Pier, LHONG 1919 Pier,

Ratchawongse Pier, Pakklong Taladd (Yodpiman) Pier, Wat Arun Pier, Tha Maharaj Pier, Thonburi Railway Station Pier, and Phra Arthit Pier. For only 180THB you can use the service unlimited for a day, Children ride for free.

BTS Gold Line

Good news fellow Bangkokians; the BTS Gold Line is riding! New stations like these means less time being trapped in traffic. The gold line links with the green line(Sukhumvit) at Krung ThonBuri skytrain station , allowing shopaholics and foodies to explore the Charoen Nakhon neighborhood.

An inspiration upon the river and the serene views by the Chao Phraya River in the heart of Charoen Nakhon where you can enjoy city life, sits Na Reva Condominium, a 29-storey building borne of timeless aesthetic that blends both style and practicality, meet the needs of multi-generations. Immerse inspiration from the Chao Phraya River in the place where waterfront life and the heart of the city meet.

Guarded community with private entrance directly from the main road. The first 6 floors are allocated for private parking space. The ground floor provides a safe and secure garden area to unwind and enjoy your own piece of nature.

First impressions are important. A welcoming lobby that is just more than a waiting area. Our comfortable lobby design is multi-functional and can be utilized as Co-workspace and meeting lounge for friends and families.

PROJECT DETAILS

PROJECT NAME : Na Reva CharoennakhonDEVELOPER : Navarang Charoennakhon Co., LtdPROJECT LOCATION : Charoennakhon Road, Samrae, Bangkok 10600PROJECT AREA : 1-2-80.9 RaiOWNERSHIP TYPE : FreeholdCONSTRUCTION COMPLETE : Q4’2022NUMBER OF STOREY : 29 StoreysNUMBER OF UNIT : 253 Units

UNIT TYPE

1 Bedroom : 32.50 – 33.30 SQ.M.1 Bedroom Loft : 29.65 – 38.35 SQ.M.1 Bedroom Executive : 38.75 – 45.65 SQ.M.1 Bedroom Plus : 52.40 – 55.70 SQ.M.2 Bedroom : 53.10 – 60.10 SQ.M.

FACILITIES

Lobby Backyard Orchard Co-WorkingSpace

FitnessCenter

TrainingRoom

KidsPlayroom

Playground Infinity-Edge Swimming

Pool

Grab andGo Space

Ground Floor : Grab and Go Space, Orchard Garden, Herbs Garden, Lobby, Co-working Space7th Floor : Fitness Center, Private Trainer Room, Kid's Room, Playground29th Floor : Infinity-Edge Pool, Pavilion, Sky Seating Are

Our unique 1 bedroom Lofts are designed to offer residents unblocked panoramic views of the river and Bangkok city. A functional design that provides extra spacious feeling with a 4.45 M ceiling and abundance of creative storage spaces. Na Reva is the only loft design condominium with river views, and therefore a must to own. Living has never been so enjoyable.

Ideal for families, our 2 bed/2baht units are limited in offer. A Multi-functional living room that makes family time memorable. With large windows in every room, providing natural light in a cozy atmosphere. Every room has built-in storage space to accommodate todays shopaholics.

Kitchen built-in and sanitary ware are provided by world renowned suppliers for durability.

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