Location: The Bar at The House on Sathorn
Directly adjacent to W Bangkok, The House on Sathorn is a Bangkok landmark, a 126-year-old charming colonial building that has been amongst other things, an elegant hotel and then the Russian Embassy.

The official welcoming event for all 2022 #ULIREImagine delegates. Meet the ULI team and fellow ULI members over cocktails inspired by the building’s rich history and Thai styled bar snacks.

[This session is sold out]

Bangkok’s culinary scene is back in full swing, with many great independent restaurants launching tantalising seasonal tasting menus to welcome the city’s gastrophiles.

The dine arounds are an intimate dining experience in small groups. Each dinner will be hosted by a ULI staff and/or ULI Leadership member. We will do the work of choosing the best restaurants in town, making reservations and organising transfers. Expect familiar Thai flavours reimagined through the lens of creative and passionate local chefs.

End off the #ULIREImagine Forum with lunch at W Bangkok’s WOOBAR®. Offering an electric atmosphere day and night, WOOBAR® presents a stylish yet casual space to mingle with fellow ULI members.

Don’t miss this special dinner with all #ULIREImagine attendees at an enchanting location set in the heart of the city. Surrounded by high rise buildings but nestled amongst lush grounds, The Glass House is a beautiful venue set in landscaped gardens overlooking the iconic Nai Lert Park Heritage Home and its surroundings. The evening experience also includes a private tour of the Nai Lert Park Heritage Home.

Discover Bangkok’s most exclusive hidden bars, frequented by those special few who are in the know. Ask around for ULI friends/Bangkok insiders who can get you in!

For the early arrivers, pamper yourself with a wellness workshop and a relaxing spa treatment, specially arranged for #ULIREImagine participants.

*Separately bookable

Located in downtown Bangkok, the park was previously an industrial site for a state-owned cigarette manufacturer, but the Thai royal family has breathed new life into the area, transforming it into an urban ecological forest park to improve Bangkok’s liveability. With the intention to create the first wetland park of Bangkok, some two-third of the park’s front area was used to build a large pond under the concept of “Pa Rak Nam (Forest Protecting Water Resource)”.

Local resident, Khun Thanapol Sirithanachai (Woody), Country CEO of Frasers Property Thailand, who is an avid jogger, will guide this tour.