This week, our writer explores the many shades of Bangkok’s Chinatown, a neighbourhood as old as the city itself and rich with history. Adopted by street artists as an unofficial gallery, visitors will find a treasure hunt of murals popping up in unexpected places. And then there’s the food: Michelin-starred restaurants and more casual spots combine to make this neighbourhood an enticing draw for those who want to experience both the old and new of the city. Read more.

Also this week: A review of the new Aman Nai Lert Bangkok hotel, which marks a homecoming of the ultraluxury brand to Thailand and a welcome retreat from the bustling capital.

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