Thailand has one of the world's most active gold trading cultures. Yaowarat (Bangkok's Chinatown) is Southeast Asia's largest gold district with over 200 shops. Thai gold is traditionally 96.5% pure (Thai Gold Standard) — slightly lower than international 24K (99.9%). Prices are conventionally quoted per "baht weight" (1 baht = 15.16 grams). The Gold Traders Association (YGA) sets official daily reference prices.
Gold Price in Thailand Today (THB) — Live 24K Rates Per Gram in Baht
View live gold prices in Thailand in Thai Baht (THB) today. Our tables show 24K, 22K and 18K rates per gram and ounce based on international COMEX spot prices, updated via the real-time USD/THB exchange rate.
Thailand maintains one of Asia's most vibrant gold trading ecosystems. Bangkok's Yaowarat district (Chinatown) is a global destination for gold buyers, with more than 200 specialist dealers operating under Gold Traders Association (YGA) oversight. Prices are updated twice daily based on world market movements.
Thai gold culture revolves around the traditional "baht weight" unit (1 baht = 15.16 grams) and 96.5% pure "Thai standard" gold. When comparing Thai dealer prices to international spot prices, account for this slight purity difference and the standard 1.5–2% making charge. Use our per-gram tables to cross-check Thai Baht pricing directly against global benchmarks.
FAQ — Thailand
What is "baht weight" in Thai gold?
Baht weight is a traditional Thai gold unit: 1 baht = 15.16 grams. Thai jewelry is often sold in multiples of 1, 2, or 5 baht weight. This differs from the international troy ounce standard used on commodity exchanges.
Is Thai gold 24K?
Thai gold (ทองคำแท่ง) is traditionally 96.5% pure — slightly below the international 24K standard of 99.9%. This 965 purity is the official Thai Gold Standard set by the Gold Traders Association. Investment bars certified at 99.99% are available for export-grade purchases.
Where is the best place to buy gold in Bangkok?
Yaowarat Road (Bangkok Chinatown) is the most concentrated gold shopping district, with over 200 licensed dealers. The Gold Traders Association (YGA) oversees pricing and member shops must post daily reference prices.
