King Power Mahanakhon

King Power Mahanakhon is the wider tower and visitor complex at 114 Naradhiwas Rajanagarindra Road, Si Lom, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500. The operator describes two connected components: Mahanakhon Tower and the neighbouring Mahanakhon CUBE. This record covers that wider destination; the separately listed Mahanakhon SkyWalk has its own observation-attraction information. Shared branding, coordinates and contacts do not mean that every floor, restaurant or residence is open to general visitors. The tower’s distinctive pixelated design is attributed by the operator to architect Ole Scheeren. Its visitor directory places the SkyWalk’s indoor observation gallery on floor 74 and outdoor rooftop deck on floor 78. I-Tilt, SkyVerse, SkyRides and TukTuk Quest are separately described experiences. The building also includes hotel, restaurant and residential uses; this listing does not establish access to private residential floors, hotel facilities or booked dining areas. There is no single confirmed public-access timetable for the entire tower and CUBE. SkyWalk pages give daily 10:00–00:00, last access 23:00, while the tower overview gives 10:00–19:00, last admission 18:30, and the home-page banner shows 09:00–23:00. Confirm the specific attraction or outlet before travelling. The CUBE is a separate dining and lifestyle building within the destination. The operator currently lists Mahanakhon Eatery at ground level, Thai Taste Hub on floor 1, and wellness, beauty and fitness businesses on upper levels. Its CUBE page gives Mahanakhon Eatery daily 08:00–22:00 and The Cellar daily 12:00–22:00. These are named-outlet hours, not a building-wide schedule or confirmation of every kitchen or service. The current directory identifies a clinic on floor 5; an older Big Board bar listing at that level should not be used to infer that it is still trading. Individual tenants and their current appointments require separate checks. The operator recommends BTS Chong Nonsi, exit 3, and its location page also identifies Sathorn BRT as a transport option. Limited parking is described at CUBE and nearby buildings. The first 30 minutes are advertised as free when visiting outlets, but eligibility, later charges and space availability need confirmation. The tower page describes wheelchair access and asks visitors to contact Guest Services for the particular route and assistance needed; it does not establish unrestricted access to every attraction or private floor. General enquiries are +66 2 677 8721 and contact.kpmn@kingpower.com. The contact page publishes telephone-service hours of 09:00–18:00. Ask about the intended attraction, dining or group visit and any accessibility arrangements rather than treating this as a direct number for every tenant. The linked ticket portal covers bookable experiences; the public landing page was accessible, but no ticket, date, guest information, payment or transaction was submitted. Entry conditions, prices and inclusions vary by the chosen product. The original mapped point is retained as a reference to the complex. The operator’s directions link resolves to a wider-tower marker approximately 50 metres southwest; neither is presented as a surveyed door or ticket-counter entrance. Follow the operator’s arrival guidance for the intended building. The photograph comes from the operator’s tower gallery and shows the upper exterior architecture. The capture date, publication date and photographer are unstated. It is an architectural illustration rather than evidence of current weather, all-building access, attraction availability or a particular ticket inclusion.