Spooky and ideal photo spots for Halloween in Thailand.

Junji Ito Horror Exhibition

Japan Anime Movie Thailand is collaborating with Muse License to host the “Junji Ito Horror Exhibition.” Judging from Junji Ito’s previous exhibitions in other countries, Thai fans can expect life-sized sculptures of popular characters as well as reenactments of many memorable and iconic scenes from his chilling manga series. In other words, this is the perfect exhibition for Halloween month in Bangkok.

Inspired by the Netflix series Junji Ito Maniac: Japanese Horror Stories, visitors can choose to enter either the “Horror Village” or the “Farewell Town” as the first part of their adventure. Afterwards, you'll visit the exhibition hall to see Ito's work up close before moving on to the souvenir shop and exit. Exploring both the village and town will incur an additional fee. Early bird tickets start at 350 baht, each including a mask and balloon. VIP tickets cost 1,000 baht and include all benefits, fast-track access, and a souvenir gift bag.

Address: MBK Center, 4th Floor, MBK Avenue, 444 Phayathai Road, Bangkok, Thailand

ChocolateDistrict

Located about 20 km from the center of Bangkok, Chocolate Ville is a dazzling village illuminated by lights, featuring magnificent European-style castles. Chocolate Ville isn't very large, but you'll need a whole afternoon to see everything. Besides photo opportunities, the area also offers restaurants.

To fully enjoy the beauty here, you should arrive between 5 PM and 10 PM to capture the sunset and the dazzling lights of the evening. Recently, Chocolate Ville has decorated many unique photo spots and offered exciting new experiences for visitors during Halloween, such as a Halloween village, a ghost liberation town, a haunted house, and a ghost liberation performance…

Address: 23 1-16 Prasert-Manukitch Rd, Ram Inthra, Khan Na Yao, Bangkok, Thailand

Ripley's Believe It or Not

Ripley's Believe It or Not Museum is a franchised entertainment center from the famous museum chain of the same name, founded by cartoonist Robert Ripley. Here, visitors have the opportunity to admire bizarre objects collected from around the world or classic works that give you the creeps throughout the museum tour.

There are many unique and bizarre things you can admire, such as a cave filled with Aladdin's fascinating artifacts or optical illusions. From ancient torture instruments to masks made of human skin or three-legged horses… And that's not all, there's also a model of the Titanic made from millions of matchsticks.

In particular, you will be amazed and delighted by the museum's architecture. It seems like an adventure journey with its unique exterior design. With 7 areas, each with a different theme, from haunted houses and horror stories to a 12D cinema, you'll experience a more realistic feeling than ever before. Certainly, you will experience a range of emotions when you step inside the museum.

Address: Beach Road, Pattaya City, Bang Lamung District, Chon Buri, Thailand

Dream World

Dream World is one of the most popular amusement parks in Thailand, offering unforgettable experiences for visitors of all ages. Built in the style of giant theme parks in the United States, Dream World not only features rides for children but also offers a full range of entertainment activities to create fun and happiness for the whole family. In addition to thrilling rides and attractions, Dream World also hosts many exciting events throughout the year.

One of the biggest events at Dream World is the Halloween festival, which takes place every October. During this time, the park transforms into a spooky wonderland with a haunted house, special performances, and costumed characters wandering the grounds.

Address: 62 Moo 1 Rangsit-Ongkharak Rd, Thanyaburi, Pathum Thani, Thailand

Phuong Mai is a reporter for Travellive Magazine in Hanoi.

Phuong Mai