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Bangkok Itinerary: The Best 5 Day Trip Guide for Reference

This Bangkok itinerary for 5 days is a collection of my favorite spots in Thailand’s capital , designed to give you a memorable trip in the city .

The itinerary I’m going to share with you is very clear and easy to follow. It highlights the best markets and must-see attractions in Bangkok .

Additionally, I’ll recommend the best routes to navigate this vibrant city . Trust me, with this guide, you’ll save time and avoid headaches when planning your journey .

So, are you ready? Let’s dive into my 5-day Bangkok plan to make your trip awesome. 😊

Explore the Best of Bangkok: Your Go-To Itinerary for a Wonderful Trip!

Day 1: grand palace, wat pho, wat arun, asiatique and cruise, day 2: platinum mall, pratunam market, bangkok aquarium, and jeh o chula, day 3: bangkok’s chatuchak, massage, mahanakhon skywalk, and more, day 4: safari world bangkok and chocolate ville, day 5: discover thailand’s top markets and visit the one ratchada, smart ways to save on bangkok attraction tickets, bangkok itinerary 5 days map, where to stay in bangkok, thailand sim card, bangkok transportation guide, related posts.

Start day 1 of your Bangkok itinerary by visiting the city’s stunning temples. Continue the excitement with a trip to a well-known open-air mall for a shopping spree.

Finish your day with a scenic river cruise, taking in the beautiful nighttime skyline.

• 9:00 AM: Grand Palace
• 11:30 AM: Wat Pho
• 1:00 PM: Lunch at Baan Tha Tien or Pad Thai Kratong Thong
• 2:00 PM: Wat Arun
• 4:00 PM: Asiatique The Riverfront
• 6:30 PM: Having dinner at Rosewood Restaurant (Option 1)
• 7:45 PM: Calypso Cabaret Show
• 7:30 PM: Take the Chao Phraya Princess Cruise for your dinner (Option 2)

1. Grand Palace Bangkok – 2.5 hours (9:00 AM to 11:30 AM)

On the first morning of your itinerary , I’d suggest starting with the Grand Palace Bangkok .

This site was built way back in 1782 and used to be the home of the Thai King . Now, it is considered a major Bangkok tourist destination .

The architectural designs here are totally impressive . In fact, it’s very unique and majestic .

Take a stroll through its beautiful halls and gardens , and be sure to see the Emerald Buddha . As you explore, capture the many photo-worthy spots within the temple complex .

Take Note: To enter the palace, you need to wear a shirt with sleeves and pants that go down to your ankles. If you’re thinking of wearing a dress, just make sure it covers your shoulders and is ankle-length.

2. Wat Pho – 1.5 hours (11:30 AM to 1:00 PM)

Next, head over to Wat Pho , a renowned Buddhist temple of Bangkok .

This temple is visited by many travellers every year because of its unique features.

One of the highlights here is the huge reclining Buddha that is 46 metres long. It’s literally a gigantic golden figure , making it the largest Buddha statue in Thailand .

So, if you want to visit the highest grade among all other first-class temples, this should be part of your list.

3. Lunch at Baan Tha Tien or Pad Thai Kratong Thong – 1 hour (1:00 PM to 2:00 PM)

After visiting Wat Pho, a tasty lunch is just a short walk away. Both recommended restaurants are just around a 2-minute walk from the temple.

• Baan Tha Tien : This place offers a true taste of Thai cuisine in a cozy setting. Here, you can savor dishes like Tom Yam Kung and Thai-style fried rice. The prices range between 50 Baht and 120 Baht, making it very affordable.
• Pad Thai Kratong Thong : This spot is a haven for Thai food lovers. Dive into their signature Pad Thai priced at just 109 Baht. If you’re in the mood for something spicy and flavorful, the Tomyum Soup with Shrimp is a steal at 159 Baht. Also, don’t miss out on their Green Curry Soup with Chicken for 129 Baht.

Trust me, these nearby eateries will not only save you time but also provide a delicious culinary experience.

4. Wat Arun Bangkok – 2 hours (2:00 PM to 4:00 PM)

After enjoying your lunch, continue your Bangkok trip by exploring Wat Arun , often known as the “Temple of Dawn”. This is a very beautiful temple situated along the riverside .

There are plenty of gorgeous spots here , including the colourful spires that complement the water scenery . The religious items inside are also very impressive.

And of course, the architectural beauty of the temple is totally unique .

So, take your time and capture many picturesque photos . For sure, you will be in awe of the amazing photo choices.

5. Asiatique The Riverfront – 2.5 hours (4:00 PM to 6:30 PM)

Next on the itinerary is Asiatique Bangkok , a lively night market and entertainment spot by the river.

To be honest, this is one of my favourite night markets to go in Bangkok because of its incredible array of activities.

Start with some shopping; there are hundreds of boutique stalls selling unique items .

Don’t forget to take a ride on the big Ferris wheel – the view from the top is breathtaking , especially at sunset.

6. Rosewood Restaurant or Happy Fish ( Dinner Option 1) – 1 hour (6:30 PM to 7:30 PM)

For a delightful dinner in Asiatique , you’ve got two popular choices : Rosewood Restaurant and Happy Fish. Here’s a quick intro to help you decide:

i. Rosewood Restaurant

Rosewood Restaurant is truly a gem! Nestled in a serene setting with beautiful wooden decor , this spot offers the perfect ambiance for a quiet, romantic dinner .

For a start, their roasted chicken, brimming with traditional Thai flavors, is a must-try . Their steaks won’t disappoint either . Many visitors highly recommend the Grilled Chicken , so it might be worth a taste.

And as the evening deepens with live music , it’s the perfect setting to round off your meal with a cold beer , immersing yourself fully in the relaxed atmosphere.

ii. Happy Fish

For a lively dining experience, head to Happy Fish .

Not only do they serve mouth-watering seafood , but they also have a variety of international dishes , like grilled chicken, pizza, burgers, and spaghetti . With prices ranging from 200 Baht to 500 Baht , it’s affordable too.

Fancy a drink? They have a nice selection of cocktails and beers to complement the live music . The riverside view, combined with the tunes, makes it a memorable spot.

7. Watch the Calypso Cabaret Show – 1 hour (7:45 PM to 8:45 PM)

Be sure to catch a live performance of Calypso Cabaret after dinner. It’s a famous ladyboy show with vibrant dances, stunning costumes, and impressive performances .

The combination of glittering costumes, lively music, and talented performers make this a highlight of any Bangkok visit.

The original ticket price for the show is 1200 Baht , but if you purchase online , you can gain a 25% discount ! The show has two time slots: 7:45 PM and 9:30 PM. For updated show times, please check their website.

8. Chao Phraya Princess Cruise (Dinner Option 2) – 2 hours (7:30 PM to 9:30 PM)

Another great dinner option is to hop aboard the Chao Phraya Princess Cruise , which you can easily board at Asiatique Pier .

You can get more information about this trip by checking the cruise menu and prices here .

The cruise itself is such a lovely way to see Bangkok’s scenic night landscape and relish in the cool river breeze .

You are given 2 hours to savour the overloaded buffet of local and international dishes .

While enjoying your food, there’s a live band to serenade you for a night full of entertainment .

Let’s get ready for day 2 of your exploration in Bangkok . The itinerary for today takes you through Thailand’s vibrant marketplaces, top family destinations, and a feast of local culinary delights.

• 9:00 AM: Platinum Fashion Mall
• 11:00 AM: Pratunam Market
• 1:00 PM: Have lunch at either Pe Aor Tom Yum Kung Noodle or Go-Ang Pratunam Chicken Rice
• 2:00 PM: SEA LIFE Bangkok Ocean World
• 5:00 PM: Madame Tussauds Bangkok
• 7:00 PM: Enjoy your dinner at Jeh O Chula or the Baiyoke Sky Hotel Buffet

1. Platinum Fashion Mall – 2 hours (9:00 AM to 11:00 AM)

Commence with your morning adventure at Platinum Fashion Mall . Without a doubt, this is a very popular shopping mall in Pratunam , Bangkok.

It’s an indoor mall that has all kinds of fashion items and accessories .

There are over 1000 outlets inside the mall , offering trendy clothing, underwear, and kids’ wear .

You’ll also find different belts, handbags, shoes, wigs, and even cosmetic products . The best part of the mall is that it is air-conditioned.

2. Pratunam Market – 2 hours (11:00 AM to 1:00 PM)

No Bangkok itinerary would be complete without going to the Pratunam Market and exploring its vibrant shops.

This busy marketplace is just situated on the opposite side of Platinum Fashion Mall .

Most of the stalls sell fashion stuffs at a wholesale price , ranging between 50 Baht and 400 Baht per piece of cloth . This means the clothes here are really cheap .

So, if you’re in need of new dresses, pants, shoes, and accessories, this is the best place to get your money’s worth .

3. Lunch at Pe Aor Tom Yum Kung Noodle or Chicken Rice – 1 hour (1:00 PM to 2:00 PM)

After all the shopping, enjoy your lunch at one of the recommended spots below , which are close to Pratunam Market . Both places offer some of the best tastes of Bangkok . Enjoy your meal.

i. Pe Aor Tom Yum Kung Noodle

For just around 100 Baht, you can enjoy a rich and creamy noodle soup made with a fragrant broth, large prawns (Kung), and often served with noodles.

The soup is tangy, spicy, and a tad creamy from coconut milk, making it an unforgettable dish.

Access: Pe Aor Tom Yum Kung Noodle shop is not close to Pratunam Market. You can take a Grab car for about 150 Baht, and it takes 15 minutes to get there.

ii. Go-Ang Pratunam Chicken Rice

If you’re a fan of chicken dishes, you must visit Go-Ang Pratunam . For only 50 Baht per plate, you can savor their famous tender Hainanese chicken paired with fragrant rice.

4. SEA LIFE Bangkok Ocean World – 3 hours (2:00 PM to 5:00 PM)

In the afternoon, consider a visit to SEA LIFE Bangkok Ocean World , the largest aquarium in South East Asia . It’s a spectacular place with over 30,000 marine creatures .

I’ve been there, and it’s a sight to behold. The highlights for me were the sand tiger sharks , giant eagle rays , and the vibrant coral reef fishes .

Plus, you shouldn’t miss the playful penguins and giant spider crabs . I truly love this place for its mesmerizing marine displays.

A little tip: consider booking your aquarium admission tickets online . I found out you can save some money off the original ticket price this way!

Access: If you’re coming from Pe Aor Tom Yum Kung Noodle shop, you may opt for a Grab car to SEA Life Bangkok Ocean World, which costs about 120 Baht and will take roughly 10 minutes.

5. Madame Tussauds Bangkok – 2 hours (5:00 PM to 7:00 PM)

Spend your evening at Madame Tussauds Bangkok . This is such a nice spot to run into your favourite stars .

In this museum, you’ll get to meet the wax figures of best-known movie actors such as Jackie Chan , Captain America , Will Smith , and Hugh Jackman .

Musical stars like Michael Jackson , Lady Gaga , and Ariana Grande are also present.

For the sports category, there’s David Beckham , Cristiano Ronaldo , Serena Williams , and more. In addition, there’s a display for the world’s top leaders .

6. Dinner at Jeh O Chula or Baiyoke Sky Hotel Buffet – 2 hours (7:00 PM to 9:00 PM)

If you’re looking to indulge in a memorable dining experience in Bangkok , you can’t miss out on Dinner at Jeh O Chula or the Baiyoke Sky Hotel Buffet . I’ve had the pleasure of dining at both, and believe me, they’re truly special.

i. Jeh O Chula

At Jeh O Chula , the star dish is their famous Mama Instant Noodles . It’s called Jeh O’s Famous Mama Tom Yum .

This isn’t just any bowl of noodles. It’s a small pot comes with Mama Noodles mixed with flavorful seafood like prawns and squid, eggs, and juicy pork meatballs .

They even add their signature crispy pork belly, giving it an upscale twist . Though it might sound simple, take my word for it, the dish offers a burst of unexpected flavors .

Just a heads up, the queue at Jeh O Chula can be quite long , sometimes stretching over an hour . If you’d like to skip the wait , I suggest you reserve a seat online.

Access: Jeh O Chula is a bit far from Madame Tussauds Bangkok, so I suggest taking a Grab car to get there. It will cost around 100 Baht and take about 10 minutes.

ii. Baiyoke Sky Hotel Buffet

The Baiyoke Sky Hotel Buffet is on the 81st floor . It’s in Thailand’s tallest hotel !

They have lots of food like sushi, grilled meats, seafood, Thai dishes, and desserts . Want to see all the food choices? Simply check the buffet menu here .

And the best part? While eating, you can see the whole city of Bangkok from high up . It’s a beautiful view!

Access: Catch a Grab car from Madame Tussauds Bangkok to Baiyoke Sky Hotel will cost about 100 Baht and is expected to take approximately 10 minutes.

On day 3 of this Bangkok travel itinerary , start with a visit to Thailand’s largest market for an immersive shopping experience.

Afterwards, explore the art and history at a heritage house. Then enjoy a leisurely massage to relax before continuing your adventure.

• 9:00 AM: Chatuchak Weekend Market
• 12:00 PM: Lunch at Chatuchak Market
• 1:00 PM: Jim Thompson House
• 3:00 PM: One More Thai Massage
• 5:00 PM: Mahanakhon SkyWalk
• 7:00 PM: Jodd Fairs Dan Neramit
• 9:00 PM: Dinner at Holy Shrimp

1. Chatuchak Weekend Market – 3 hours (9:00 AM to 12:00 PM)

Have a fun morning visiting Chatuchak Weekend Market Bangkok . As the largest market in the country , you surely will have a lot of shopping options here .

This particular market is known for its trendy clothing at super cheap price .

Most of the items available on display are fashionable tops, comfy shirts, formal wear, and sports attire .

There are also colorful headbands, cute footwear, beautiful bags , and a lot more!

2. Having Lunch at Chatuchak – 1 hour (12:00 PM to 1:00 PM)

After shopping at Chatuchak Market , you don’t need to venture far for lunch .

The market isn’t only about fashion; it’s also a culinary hotspot with numerous food stalls serving a range of delicious foods, drinks, and desserts .

Don’t miss out on dishes like fried chicken, grilled river shrimp, chicken skewers, and coconut ice cream . Many of these mouthwatering items start at just 20 Baht .

3. Jim Thompson House – 2 hours (1:00 PM to 3:00 PM)

The next stop is to visit Jim Thompson House and search around its connecting houses . This traditional museum is known for its ancient and personalized exhibits .

Some of the things featured here are silk scarves, handbags, accessories, and clothing . Each of these comes with unique and beautiful designs that make it very eye-catching .

There’s also a cosy restaurant and gift shop inside the museum.

So, if you want an old-style tourist site in Bangkok with eye-catching display, make sure to pop by the museum.

4. One More Thai Massage (Chit Lom) – 2 hours (3:00 PM to 5:00 PM)

For those seeking to unwind and relax in Bangkok , One More Thai Massage is a spot you shouldn’t miss.

Located in the heart of the city, this massage haven offers an authentic Thai massage experience .

When you’re there, I’d recommend trying their traditional Thai massage or perhaps a soothing foot massage .

It’s not just about the massage, though; the ambiance and the skilled therapists make the whole experience truly rejuvenating .

For a detailed look at their packages and treatment options , simply see their prices here .

5. Mahanakhon SkyWalk (Thailand’s Highest Observation Deck) – 2 hours (5:00 PM to 7:00 PM)

Before the evening kicks in, go to Mahanakhon SkyWalk and catch the sunset . This spot is the best place to see the entire view of Bangkok and its magical cityscape.

The moment you step onto the glass skywalk, you’ll find yourself immersed in a stunning landscape of soaring buildings and lively streets below.

It’s like the whole place is lit up with the warm glow of the sunset . Believe me, you’ll want to take it all in. It’s a view you’ll never forget .

Tip: Be aware that evening lines can be long, so it’s best to book your Mahanakhon SkyWalk tickets online beforehand to save time and ensure your spot.

6. Jodd Fairs DanNeramit – 2 hours (7:00 PM to 9:00 PM)

If Jodd Fairs DanNeramit isn’t on your itinerary yet, it should be! It’s a special market in Bangkok with a fairytale castle , cool vintage cars , and lots of food stalls .

And if you like taking photos, this market is perfect. There are so many great spots for pictures!

Shopping here is fun too. You can find stylish clothes, cool accessories, old-school items, and gifts to take home.

And if you get hungry, there’s plenty of food . From tasty Thai snacks to Japanese food, BBQ skewers, drinks, and more . Plus, there are nice places to sit and eat .

I recommend trying the spring rolls, pad Thai, chicken skewers, and the sweet mango rice . They’re all delicious.

7. Savor Holy Shrimp – 1 hour (9:00 PM to 10:00 PM)

For dinner , I’d recommend trying Holy Shrimp at Jodd Fairs DanNeramit.

They serve amazing seafood dishes . You can enjoy tasty shrimps, mussels, and scallops, all cooked just right in a yummy sauce .

The mix of herbs and a splash of lemon make everything taste even better. Don’t forget the sweet corn—it adds a nice touch to the meal.

If Holy Shrimp isn’t to your liking, don’t worry! Jodd Fairs DanNeramit has plenty of other food options to explore .

From crispy fried chicken and cheesy pizza to juicy burgers and spicy tomyum , you won’t have any trouble finding a delicious dinner here . There’s something for everyone’s taste!

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The next stop on your Bangkok adventure takes you first to a popular zoo, home to a diverse array of animals and marine life.

Following that, you’ll visit a vibrant park offering stunning photo spots and picturesque dining experiences.

• 9:30 AM: Safari World Bangkok + Lunch
• 4:30 PM: Chocolate Ville + Dinner

1. Safari World Bangkok – 6 hours (9:30 AM to 3:30 PM)

Get yourself ready as you visit the Safari World Bangkok in the morning. Home to thousands of different animals , this park is undeniably entertaining.

Here, you will encounter bears, crocodiles, deers, lions, parrots, orangutans, tigers, and many more !

There are also remarkable shows to look forward to such as the tiger and lion feeding shows , dolphin show , orangutan show , and sea lion show .

Giraffe feeding is another captivating activity for all ages.

I highly suggested that you book the zoo tickets online to save around 40% compared to buying the tickets on-site.

Getting There:

Unfortunately, there isn’t a BTS or MRT station near Safari World. The best and easiest way to get there is by taking this shuttle bus from Central World shopping mall. This is how we did it during our visit. However, it’s required to reserve your seat online in advance .

Please be aware that outside food is not permitted at Safari World. However, there’s no need to worry! The park has numerous restaurants offering a variety of dishes, from Thai and Asian cuisines to Western favorites like burgers.

2. Chocolate Ville – 3 hours (4:30 PM to 7:30 PM)

Come evening, proceed to the ever-colorful Chocolate Ville Bangkok . This is a beautiful European-themed village that is filled with gorgeous photography spots .

Walk around and you’ll see pretty streets everywhere, perfect for photos . There are fountains , old-style buildings , and even a calm lake .

If you’re visiting Safari World Bangkok and Chocolate Ville in one day , consider booking this shuttle bus . It’s a time-saving choice since neither attraction is train-accessible.

Alternatively, you can take a Grab car from Safari World to Chocolate Ville, which will cost around 160 Baht and take about 30 minutes.

When you’re ready to head back to your hotel, getting a Grab car from Chocolate Ville is also simple.

You can take your dinner at Chocolate Ville. It offers lots of yummy food choices, from local Thai dishes to tasty Western meals. I believe you’ll enjoy it!

For a scenic dining view, I’d suggest grabbing a seat by the riverside.

Day 5 of the Bangkok itinerary will bring you to the best Thailand floating market and other unique tourist spots .

During our recent trip, we took a bus tour from the city centre of Bangkok to the markets . We chose this method because these places aren’t easily accessible by public transport .

If you want to follow what we did , just book the top-rated bus tour here .

Personally, I was very satisfied with the bus tour service . We had enough time to explore , and the guides offered recommendations on the best local foods to try.

Now, I’d love to share with you the destinations we visited on this day.

• 11:45 AM: Damnoen Saduak Floating Market
• 1:50 PM: Maeklong Railway Market
• 6:00 PM: The One Ratchada + Dinner

1. Damnoen Saduak Floating Market – 1 hours 45 minutes (11:45 AM to 1:30 PM)

Commence your morning with a visit to Damnoen Saduak Floating Market , the most famous floating market in Thailand .

This destination is not just a top day trip from Bangkok but also a haven for photography enthusiasts . So, make sure to include this place in your itinerary .

As you wander, hop on a boat ride for an up-close view of the market . You’ll find delicious local snacks being sold by boat vendors – make sure to taste a few!

If you join the tour like we did , the tour guide will arrange a boat ride for you , so there’s no need to worry about it.

While exploring the market along the canal , you’ll discover a wide range of delicious foods . Make sure to sample as many dishes and snacks as you can.

For your lunch , you can opt for the boat noodle , which is priced at 60 Baht . Then, pair it with the delicious mango sticky rice at 50 Baht . These two are very popular in the market, so make sure not to miss them.

And, you can try coconut ice cream , which is also a favourite among locals and even tourists . The price for this kind of dessert is normally 40 Baht .

Side note: Some travellers choose to visit Amphawa Floating Market . This market is celebrated for its seafood goodness and relaxing ambiance, but it’s not as renowned as Damnoen Saduak Floating Market.

2. Maeklong Railway Market (Rom Hup Market) – 1.5 hours (1:50 PM to 3:20 PM)

In the afternoon, make your way to the Maeklong Railway Market and capture the moving train . This is definitely the main reason why travellers want to visit this popular market when they’re in Bangkok.

Aside from that, this place is also a fun spot to buy some dried fruit snacks . Most of these are sold for as low as 50 Baht .

So, if you’re looking for delicious and affordable treats, you can buy them here.

And to energize you, try the fresh coconut in the market , which is also very cheap . It’s only 20 Baht! You really can’t find this kind of price anywhere in Bangkok , so don’t miss them out.

3. The One Ratchada – 3 hours (6:00 PM to 9:00 PM)

Kick off your evening at The One Ratchada . This cozy market is perfect for both shopping and eating .

If you’re like me and love local markets, this place is a treat. You’ll find stylish clothes and unique souvenirs to take home .

With a vast array of food options , you can easily have your dinner in the market .

Delight in delicious sushi , refreshing smoothies , and fresh coconuts . And for seafood lovers , don’t miss out on the grilled crabs and prawns .

To top off your visit, unwind at one of the laid-back bars with affordable drinks and lively music. Enjoy!

If you’re planning to see several attractions in Bangkok , you might want to consider getting the Bangkok Multi-Attraction Pass .

For instance, if you’re interested in visiting Safari World, enjoying a river cruise, and seeing the city from the Mahanakhon SkyWalk, buying tickets one by one would cost 3,230 Baht .

But if you get the multi-attraction pass , it’s just 2,400 Baht for all three . That means you save 830 Baht .

If two of you are traveling , you’ll save even more , about 1,660 Baht in total . The pass can get you into as many as 28 attractions . For more info, just hit the link below.

• Check out Bangkok Multi-Attraction Pass here

To help you craft the perfect itinerary for your Bangkok vacation, I’ve created a map that highlights all the best places in the city.

This way, you can see where each attraction is located and easily plan out your route from one must-see to the next.

For the best accommodation , below are my most recommended hotels to stay in Bangkok . These hotels are situated near BTS stations, shopping malls, and eateries .

• Holiday Inn Bangkok : For those who want to be near Chit Lom and Siam BTS stations, this hotel is a great choice. Not only that but this is also 5 minutes away from the top shopping malls such as Central World and Siam Paragon.
• Centara Watergate Pavillion Hotel : This hotel is very near to Pratunam Market and Platinum Fashion Mall. Just a 5-minute walk to Siam Paragon Mall and Central World Shopping Complex.
• ibis Bangkok Siam : This hotel is very close to MBK and Siam Paragon shopping mall. It’s also located next to the National Stadium station. This BTS station allows you to easily ride BTS Skytrain to visit other places in the city.

Just in case you do not know, it’s quite difficult to get a free Wi-Fi connection in Bangkok. That’s why it’s advisable that you get a Thailand prepaid SIM card ahead of time.

You can book here for the prepaid SIM card before you kick-start your vacation. This is actually what we did during our trip to the city.

Why Use Local Prepaid SIM Card

• It allows you to navigate around the city via Google Maps easily.
• It lets you check the precise train route from time to time while travelling.
• It gives you the chance to use Grab. Having a local SIM card is needed because the driver needs to call you beforehand to confirm the pickup location.

Why Book the SIM Card Online

• Online reservation offers you up to 50% discount compared to buying it directly at the airport.
• It’s easy for you to pick up the SIM card at the counter of Suvarnabhumi Airport or Don Muang Airport .

After your Bangkok trip, is Singapore or Penang your next stop? If yes, then better read my suggested 5 days in Singapore itinerary or Penang 3-day itinerary right here!

1. BTS Skytrain and Metro (MRT)

The best way to get around Bangkok is by taking the BTS Skytrain and Metro (MRT) . This transport option lets you skip the traffic jam and save your travel time .

You can purchase the train ticket from the ticket vending machines located in each station . Hence, you just buy the tickets every time you need to ride a train .

To check the train route, I recommend that you utilize Google Maps. This gives you the shortest route to reach your preferred destination.

Unfortunately, taxi scams in Bangkok are quite common . Some drivers do not use their taxi meter so they charge tourists a higher, fixed price .

Because of this, I encourage you to use Grab for safety purposes . The rates of this transport service are also reasonable, so nothing to worry about.

3. Airport Transfers

My most recommended choice when it comes to travelling from the airport to a hotel is via private airport transfer . It’s because this option offers stress-free transportation .

There’s no need to drag your luggage during train transfers . All you have to do is relax and wait for your destination.

I booked a private airport transfer during our trip , and their service was truly excellent , with a very friendly driver . They can even take you directly to any hotel in Bangkok .

Check out the prices at the below links.

Bangkok is all set for you; just add these ideas to your own itinerary. Have a fantastic time exploring!

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EPIC Bangkok Itinerary! (Updated for 2024)

Bangkok is becoming more and more popular as a backpacker destination in Thailand. And that’s for a good reason: the city is one of the cheapest cultural destinations in the world, and a busy, vibrant metropolis.

There is something for everyone – an amazing variety of Wats (ornate Buddhist temples) studding the modern landscape of the city, a busy and exciting nightlife, immense street markets and small, charming ones, flower gardens and exotic shows!

The food is delicious, varied and affordable, and accommodation is well-priced and easy to find! Check out the best times to go, the best activities and tours, and a detailed itinerary to plan your perfect stay in this BKK guide!

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There are so many awesome places to go in Bangkok  and heaps of cool stuff to do too. However, if you plan ahead you can fit all the important places into 3 days in Bangkok. To give you a rough guideline, you can find some inspiration in the BKK itinerary down below. Travel by tuk-tuk, taxi, Skytrain, ferry and foot – the whole city is easily accessible. Particularly in the case of Tuk-Tuks and river ferries, the travel is very much part of the experience!

Follow our Bangkok itinerary, and see how you can visit the city in 3 days, without having to miss out on the must-sees and amazing hotspots! No need to do anything in order, just go with whatever is the most appealing to you! Whether you’re backpacking in Thailand and just passing through the capital or if you’re on a short break, there’s a lot to pack in!

3 Day Bangokok Itinerary Overview

• Day 1: Chatuchak Weekend Market | Wat Pho | Grand Palace | Temple of Dawn |
• Day 2: Marble Temple | Thompson House | Golden Mount | Khao San Road
• Day 3: Bike and Canal Tour | Thai Cooking Class | Muay Thai |

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Bangkok has a lot of really great accommodation on offer for all budgets and interests. Some of the best hostels in Bangkok are cheap and others are pricey. If you’re spending more than 2 days in Bangkok you can even try out different places – this is a great way to meet new people!

If you’re looking to be immersed in the ancient culture of the city, there are hostels and hotels situated in the centre of the old city, a short walk away from some of the major temples and sites. There are now plenty of amazing Airbnbs in Bangkok to choose from too.

If you’re more interested in experiencing the modern attractions and nightlife of this impressive and cosmopolitan city, you can find a place right on Khao San Road, the ultimate backpacker’s hub, or even a party hostel in the middle of the city. There are many neighbourhoods to choose from and choosing where to stay in Bangkok is important.

Check our in-depth neighbourhood guide for Bangkok to learn about where to stay in the city!

Best hostel in Bangkok – Vivit Hostel Bangkok

The Vivit Hostel is a cute, relaxed and comfortable hostel at a great price. Free breakfast and all essential amenities are provided! The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, happy to help you map out your day plan. It’s within walking distance from many of Bangkok’s cultural sights and its vibrant nightlife scene – everything you could want.

Best budget hotel in Bangkok – Thanabhumi

Thanabhumi is a great value budget hotel, with lovely rooms, a large common area, and a great location – it’s a short 1km walk from Bangkok’s Khao San Road, and close to other tourist destinations. There’s air-conditioning (thank goodness), a terrace with a great view of the city, and free snacks!

Best luxury hotel in Bangkok –  Bangkok Marriott Hotel The Surawongse

The Surawongse is a gorgeous, conveniently-located five-star hotel, with spacious and luxurious rooms. Top-quality local and foreign cuisine at the in-house restaurant, an infinity pool and bar on the roof with a gorgeous view of the city, and a wellness centre and spa means you’ll never want to leave!

Here it is folks, day one and we’re ready to go head-on in and get a taste of Bangkok from a few different perspectives! We’ll start off exploring a chaotic local market before wandering around some of the most spectacular and important temples in Thailand.

9:00 AM – Stroll through Chatuchak Weekend Market

This, of course, only works as your first destination if you’re visiting Bangkok for the weekend , but if you aren’t, be sure to fit it in somewhere! With 15, 000 stalls over 35 acres, the Chatuchak Weekend Market has everything – food, fashion, art, and antiques. It’s good to put away a few hours to spend here, as there is just so much that will interest you.

The stalls are stacked close together, and the sound of haggling fills the air – if you need a breather, escape to the outer stalls and grab a coconut ice cream or some pineapple on a stick.

The prices are low, but sometimes hiked up to catch unsuspecting tourists, so don’t be afraid to haggle! Many take pleasure in the back-and-forth and consider it an insult if you don’t haggle. If you have never done it before, then our How To Haggle guide will be useful.

The market is a brilliant cultural experience, and therefore deserves a spot on our Bangkok itinerary. You’re bound to come away with a good few trinkets for the family and a new appreciation for Thai street food. If you’re looking for a more detailed insight, why not look at taking a guided tour with a local.

• Cost – The market is free, and the wares are sold primarily at local prices.
• Getting there – Skytrain (BTS) to Mo Chit station
• How long should you stay – 2 hrs

11:30 AM – Wat Pho

This temple complex is extensive and ornate, with Thailand’s largest collection of Buddha images across its four chapels. Buddhist visitors leave gifts at the feet of the statues, and you’ll often find trinkets, candy, or a soda with a straw in it, for when the gods are thirsty!

The temple compound, Thailand’s earliest centre for public education, is now the national headquarters for the preservation and education of traditional Thai medicine. The golden Reclining Buddha is 15 meters high and 46 meters long, and fills up the room it occupies! It’s quite the sight!

For the first day of our BKK itinerary you should wear shoes you can easily take off – you’ll have to if you want to enter the temples. Also, wear clothing (even a scarf) that covers the shoulders and knees! You’ll likely be denied entry to the Wats if they feel your attire is not respectful.

Insider Tip: You can walk between these destinations, or you can take a ~40 Baht ($1.26) ferry, passing many temples and stopping at the best.

Cost – 200 Baht/person ($6.30) Getting there – The temple is a 5-10 min walk from Sanam Chai MRT Station. How long should you stay – 1 hr

1:00 PM – The Grand Palace

An easy 10-minute walk from Wat Pho, this is the next destination and it’s one of the most stunning places in Thailand ! It’s easily one of the most incredible to do in Bangkok and it won’t disappoint. The Grand Palace is not something you should miss. Take a walk through its extensive manicured gardens and admire the picturesque grounds, home to some of the most spectacular architecture, sculptures and art in the whole of Thailand. This isn’t entirely surprising given that it is the home of the Thai Royal Family!

Not everything in the Grand Palace is open to tourists, but it’s still one of the must-see places in the city give both its beauty and importance.

Included in the compound is the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, which houses Thailand’s most sacred Buddhist sculpture. It’s actually carved from Jade but it doesn’t distract from its elegance. Other highlights are the Royal Pantheon, the Image Hall, a miniature Angkor Wat, and the Bell Tower.

The Grand Palace is definitely one of the places included in our itinerary for Bangkok that you can’t miss.

Cost – 500 Baht/person ($15.73) Getting there – The Grand Palance is a 5-10 min walk from Wat Pho. How long should you stay – 2 hrs

3:30 PM – Temple of Dawn

Just a short walk and ferry ride from the Grand Palace, Wat Arun (also called the Temple of Dawn) is a must in every Bangkok itinerary. Its main staggered prang is a towering 70 meters high and is intricately decorated with tiny pieces of coloured glass and Chinese porcelain.

It is truly something to behold, and much like the other stops on this day, you should bring your camera and get ready to snap away! It is something you won’t forget in a hurry!

The steps are steep so if you want to see the whole of Wat Arun, gather your energy beforehand, pack water, and be prepared to dedicate two-three hours to it. If you don’t feel the need to scale the sides of this massive temple, then don’t worry, the grounds provided impressive views of the prang itself and house other smaller temples and detailed statues.

The ride over the river to get here is in itself a special one and the view of the temple is arguably better from the other side, especially if you stick around for sunset!

Cost – 50 Baht ($1.57) Getting there – Walk down to the Chao Phraya River and take the small boat across for 3 Baht. How long should you stay – 2-3 hrs

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9:00 AM – The Marble Temple, Wat Banchamabophit

The Marble Temple sits on the edge of the Prem Prachakon river and is a serine and striking temple all at the same time.

By arriving in the morning, it is relatively quiet and calm. It is less of a tourist location than many of the other temples so it rarely gets overrun. It’s very peaceful, and the perfect opportunity to take some photos without dozens of other people in them!

The courtyard exhibits 52 local and foreign Buddha images from the period of its construction, around 1900, each one in a different style and pose. The temple itself is incredibly ornate. The impeccably crafted white marble structure contrasts strikingly with the dark red roof and gold leaf details.

Insider Tip: If you’re a morning person, get up early and go at dawn! The white marble turns a gorgeous shade of pink, and you’ll be the only one there with the monks in prayer.

Cost – 20 Baht ($0.63) Getting there – Take the BTS to Phaya Thai and then either walk or take a tuk-tuk the rest of the way. How long should you stay – 2 hrs

12:00 PM – Jim Thompson House

The Jim Thompson House Museum, an estate of the late American who started the Thai silk industry after WW2, houses a unique and extensive collection of Asian art. The tropical gardens are beautiful and exotic, and there is much to see and learn.

An unusually tranquil experience in the middle of the Bangkok bustle, the tours are interesting and provide a much broader history of Thailand and the silk trade than you ever thought you’d want to know. The fascinating artefacts, and the guides’ energy, will keep you engaged.

Guided tours are provided between 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. every day. Tours are offered in Thai, English, French, Chinese, and Japanese.

Spend about an hour inside the museum, and you’ll come away with a far greater understanding and appreciation of Thai silk, history and art.

Insider Tip: No photos are permitted inside the house.

Cost – 200 Baht ($6.29), Students: 100 Baht ($3.15), Children: Free Getting there – It’s a 20-min walk from Siam BTS station, or you can take a taxi/ tuk-tuk. How long should you stay – 1 hr

3:30 PM – The Golden Mount (Wat Saket)

Watch the sun go down over Bangkok from the top of Wat Saket, The Golden Mount. The temple on a hill offers 360-degree views of the city, after a pleasant walk up the slow-incline stairs. The walk requires some energy, but you can take it at your pace, and trees shade the path.

When the wind blows the votive bells ring, and the prayers of monks are ever-present over the speakers. There are statues and golden buddhas in every corner, making the walk up as brilliant as the final destination.

From the top, you can marvel at the way Bangkok’s modern landscape incorporates the ancient Wats and structures to display a wholly unique cityscape. This stop is a tranquil, spiritual oasis in the busy metropolis.

Cost – 50 Baht ($1.57) Getting there – Take bus number 8 from the victory monument. How long should you stay – 2 hrs

7:00 PM – Stroll and Shop on Khao San Road

Khao San Road is Bangkok’s most popular tourist hub and is far and above more fun than any old high street. Stroll down the long road and stop at anything that delights you and barter with the salesmen (always barter – they make the price high with the expectation of cutting down).

Chat to tourists and locals, and make sure your money is in a safe, close place, preferably an inner pocket or bum bag. Most market-goers are friendly and helpful, but in a place as packed as this, there’s bound to be pickpockets taking a chance.

Stalls are lit up in bright colours to make their wares seen, and there’s lots of noise and chaos. Make sure you wear comfortable shoes when checking out this hotspot. The road is longer than you expect but it definitely deserves a spot on Bangkok’s itinerary due to its notoriety and infamy!!

Not only is it a popular spot to shop for some souvenirs, but it’s the backpacker hub of Bangkok too and it’s filled with several raucous bars and clubs. Walking down here in an evening is definitely an experience… a good or. a bad one, well that’s up to you but you’ve got to do it at least once or have you even been to BKK??

With so much amazing stuff to do in Bangkok to do, don’t go too hard at the beers tonight! Instead, watch the lively scenes from afar and enjoy a pad Thai and a beer from a plastic stool!

Cost – Free (if you’re lucky!) Getting there – You can walk here from the golden mount if you’re coming from elsewhere take a canal boat to Phra Arthit Pier. How long should you stay – As long as you want!

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9:00 AM – Bike and Canal Tour

Wake up early and take a guided tour around some of the lesser-visited areas of the city. An English-speaking guide leads you on through the streets of Bangkok, telling the group about local everyday Thai culture and Buddhism, and pointing out the sights and sounds along the way.

This is a great opportunity to get off the beaten track and explore Bangkok’s hidden gems . The guide is patient, engaged and responsible, and they know what they’re talking about.

Whether you go with friends or alone you’re bound to have a great time, meeting new people and exploring. Groups are between 2 and 8 people, so you can choose to join a group or make your own! Bring your camera if you want to capture those seldom-seen sights, or come without one and enjoy the undocumented moment of it.

Lunch at a canal-side restaurant is included in the cost, where you can take a break from pedalling and enjoy the local food. When the tour is complete, and your legs are aching, the group boards a long-tail speedboat and returns to the starting point.

While you don’t have to be too fit for this activity, it’s important to be healthy and able to cycle. Most people who take part are young backpackers looking for something a little different – children may not be keen to ride for a half-day, and older folk may struggle with the exercise and heat. But that doesn’t rule you out! You know your own abilities.

Cost – 1,350 – 13,500 Baht ($42.48 – $424.79) Getting there – MRT to Itsaraphap MRT station. How long should you stay – 5 hrs

2:00 PM – Sompong Thai Cooking Class

If you’re spending more than two days in Bangkok, take a cooking class! The class is designed for everyone and is very ‘hands on’ – you prepare your ingredients, learn to cook the meal with continuous instructions and help, and then eat each meal before starting with the next one.

Come hungry, enthusiastic and ready to learn! And pace yourself while eating – all these delicious meals may be a bit too much to take in, so unless you’re a competitive eater, save some of each dish so you can keep trying the new ones. You can always eat it later, and marvel at how well you did!

Classes run from in the morning and in the afternoon. Book in advance, perhaps before you even reach Bangkok, if you want to fit into Bangkok’s best Thai cooking class. It’s a really fun experience to share, so bring a friend or come alone and share it with the whole group.

When you’ve got time for it, a cooking lesson in Thailand is definitely up there with the top things to do. You’ll come away with a greater understanding of Thai culture and cuisine, and stuffed to the brim. And you won’t have to miss having proper Thai food because you’ll just whip some up whenever you’re craving!

Cost – $115 Getting there – Take the BTS to Sukhumvit. How long should you stay – 2 hrs

5:00 PM – Catch Some Muay Thai

If you’re looking for something different, and want to see another side to the land of smiles, then check out some Muay Thai!

The martial arts style has been around since the mid-18th century! Referred to as ‘the art of 8 limbs, the style is characterised by the combined use of fists, elbows, knees, and shins.

A visit to the hot, sweaty, loud and intimate Muay Thai arena is not to be missed when visiting Thailand and wraps up this 3 day itinerary in and intense and unforgettable way. Forget heavyweight boxers hugging each other for rediculous payouts in Las Vegas, here it’s raw and it’s real! There’s no holds barred and you’ll get to see a contest fought with a grit and determination you’ve never seen before. Even some brave foreginers come to fight in Thailand, showing the growing reach of this sport.

The Rajadamnern Boxing Stadium is the city’s most famous arena, though there are literally hundreds of other smaller venues where you could catch other bouts. Here though you get to see the best take on the best in an electric atmosphere that will finish your trip in Bangkok off with a real bang!!

Cost – $65 for VIP tickets. Getting there – It’s a 7 min walk from Khao San Road. How long should you stay – 2-4 hrs

Find out about where to stay and what to do in Bangkok with our  epic Bangkok backpacker travel guide !

Bangkok is hot all year round so whenever you visit there’s no need to pack your winter woollies!!

However, one of the big concerns is the wet season here, first-time visitors to the region are often caught out and their summer holidays end up a bit of a washout! Now, Bangkok is somewhere that is great to visit no matter the weather, but no one likes being soaked!

Bangkok actually only has two seasons. Wet and dry!

The rainy season runs from March to June and is characterised by monsoon weather and humid conditions. This time of year is often cheaper and less crowded and it actually doesn’t rain the whole time… but you will get wet!

The dry season runs from July to October. This time is year is slightly cooler, less humid and it hardly rains! This time of year is pretty popular and it can be slightly more pricy and busier.

Don’t Forget Your Travel Insurance for Bangkok

If you’re still concerned about staying safe , then you should read our travel safety guide for Bangkok  – it is much more comprehensive and filled with tips and in-depth information.

ALWAYS sort out your backpacker insurance before your trip. There’s plenty to choose from in that department, but a good place to start is Safety Wing .

They offer month-to-month payments, no lock-in contracts, and require absolutely no itineraries: that’s the exact kind of insurance long-term travellers and digital nomads need.

SafetyWing is cheap, easy, and admin-free: just sign up lickety-split so you can get back to it!

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One of the cheapest and most effective ways to get around the city is by Skytrain. This train travels along an elevated track that runs through the central business district of Bangkok. The only downside to this way of travel is that it can only take you from station to station. You may still need a tuk-tuk to take you to a specific place or travel the rest of the way by foot.

Taxis are quite a cheap way to travel, and fairs start at about USD $1. These taxis are metered, so make sure when the taxi driver starts the car it’s showing 35 baht (USD $1) so that you won’t get ripped off.

Chao Phraya River Express Boat is a very scenic way to get around! For just 25 baht, you can travel down the river for about an hour. These boats leave in both directions every 25 minutes and during rush hour they run every 5 minutes.

You can’t go to Bangkok without travelling on a tuk-tuk. This is a three-wheeled motorbike with an enclosed passenger seat. These don’t have meters so it’s important to negotiate the price before taking the ride.

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Find out what people want to know when planning their itinerary for Bangkok.

How many days do you need in Bangkok?

There are loads to explore in Bangkok, but we reckon 3 full days are enough to get to know the city.

What should you include on a 3 day Bangkok itinerary?

Don’t skip these top Bangkok highlights: – Chatuchak Weekend Market – Wat Pho – Marble Temple – Temple of Dawn

Where should you stay if you have a one week Bangkok itinerary?

Sukhumvit is the most convenient place to stay if you want to be close to top attractions.

Is Bangkok worth visiting?

Definitely! Whether you’re into culture, art, history, food, or anything in between, Bangkok won’t disappoint.

Now that you know just what to do and where to go to make the absolute best of your Bangkok holiday, no matter how short it is, all there is left to do is book those tickets!

Bangkok can be intense, and a lot of first-time travellers find themselves overwhelmed by the number of things to do and the people happy to take your money (check out our post on travel costs in Thailand ). So, whether you use this Bangkok itinerary as a soft guideline or a set plan, be sure to use the resources and information provided – it’ll benefit you when you get there! And this way, you won’t miss out on the best Bangkok has to offer .

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I have been to Bangkok a few times and always stay in the Koh San area. I dont really know why, I have seen most already and need to explore a new area of the city, but until now I never did. Maybe next time I visit Bangkok.

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Essential travel guide to bangkok, thailand [2024].

Bangkok is an incredible city, full of historical sights, vibrant night life, and some of the best street food you’ve ever eaten. Be prepared for lots of people, lots of traffic, hot days, and cheap food! It’s one of our favorite cities in Southeast Asia and definitely worth a visit.

If you’re planning a trip to Bangkok, this one-stop travel guide to Bangkok will surely come in handy for you. It covers our favorite hotels, neighborhoods, things to do , and places to eat and drink in Bangkok.

Bangkok (or Krung Thep in Thai which means “ city of angels “) is an exciting, high energy melting pot of east meets west. A dynamic city that has embraced technology and modern living with its busy expressways, bold skyscrapers and designer-filled shopping malls.

Yet underneath it all, it remains a traditional haven of culture, history and time-honored customs, where elders are respected and family always comes first.

Heading to Thailand? Read about the floating markets of Bangkok and see our Essential Travel Guide to Bangkok . You can pack out your itinerary with these great things to do in Bangkok .

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When to Visit

Thailand has a tropical climate with an annual average temperature of around 75 to 92 degrees F, so pack light clothing for your trip. Natural fibers are often more comfortable when you’re walking and touring in hot weather. Practically everywhere you go in Bangkok you’ll find you some relief from the heat, with blasts of icy cold air conditioning in shops and hotels.

March to May is the hottest time, with the highest temperatures and humidity. June to October is monsoon season, so remember to take an umbrella. Bear in mind that the monsoon season varies throughout the country and can affect the weather you experience. November to February is cooler and less humid.

What to Do in Bangkok

With so many things to do in this huge city, you’re going to need to make some decisions. We like to get an overview of the temples and monuments before launching a bit deeper into exploring different neighborhoods and eating our way through the street food areas.

The Grand Palace is the number one attraction in Bangkok. Since the founding of Bangkok as the Nations capital by King Rama I, The Grand Palace has been the major architectural symbol of The Thai Royal Family. The Royal Family now resides at Chitralada Palace while The Grand Palace is used for ceremonial purposes.

We highly recommend the Jim Thompson House for a peek into a traditional Thai wooden house. This exquisite Thai house and buildings stand as a museum to the man who revived the Thai silk industry after the Second World War.

Khao San Road is famous for its international diversity marrying east and west, if not solely for the funky hippy charm and somewhat diluted sense of reality you may feel yourself walking into.

Make sure to also explore the stretches of Sukhumvit Road for a more downtown Bangkok feel teeming with clubs and restaurants.

Vimanmek Mansion Museum is the world’s largest golden teak building located in the compound of the Dusit Palace on Ratchawithi Road. The three-storey royal mansion has 81 rooms, halls and ante-chambers containing unique memorabilia.

Tours to Book

One of the best ways to experience the most in Bangkok is to book tours, because a guide will be able to show you around better than you can do on your own.

If you have time, be sure to add a food tour of Chinatown , the floating markets , and book a cooking class to learn how to make some of your favorite traditional Thai dishes.

Here are a few of our favorite tours in Bangkok:

• Half-Day Railway Market and Floating Market Tour in Thailand or book a private tour here
• Bangkok by Night: Temples, Markets and Food by Tuk-Tuk
• Amazing Bangkok Tour : Royal Grand Palace, Wat Phra Kaew and Wat Arun
• Full-Day Private Ayutthaya and Bang Pa-In Summer Palace from Bangkok
• Bangkok Midnight Food Tour by Tuk Tuk

If you’d rather, book a private tour guide to take you around to the sights you really want to see

Bangkok boasts the outstanding monuments of country’s past. Bangkok’s best temples include:

• Wat Trimitr with its five and a half ton solid gold Buddha
• Wat Po with its huge reclining Buddha – the first traditional massage school in Thailand, (massages are avalable.)
• Wat Banjamaborpitr – the White Marble Temple – one of Bangkok’s most beautiful temples with impressive Thai architecture.
• Wat Phra Kaew, which contains the legendary Emerald Buddha – a solid jade figurine donning pure gold robes that are changed by the King with the seasons

How to Get Around in Bangkok

There are two types of the Mass Transit in Bangkok, the BTS SkyTrain service and the Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) Subway service. They have a simple map that you can understand easily. It’s clean and safe and a great way to get around the city.

BTS sky trains ply along Sukhumvit, Silom and Phahonyothin roads. The routes connect Bangkok’s leading hotels and major shopping areas such as Siam Square, Silom, Ratchaprasong and Chatuchak Weekend Market.

Tuk Tuks are also available to tourists as a way to get around. You can ask them to take you to anywhere in Bangkok area. The most distinct advantage of using Tuk Tuk is the price is really cheap and you can negotiate the fare before you decide to take it. The first rule of thumb of using Tuk Tuk is you MUST negotiate a price and you can usual get them to come down by 50 – 100 Baht less that what the driver offers.

Taxis are always an option if you don’t mind spending more money. The distance and fare is automatically calculated by electronic meter so you do not have to ask for a fare quote or make negotiations. All you have to do is know the name of destination and tell the driver.

Where to Stay in Bangkok

Some of my favorite places in Bangkok are along the riverside. It’s a very convenient area for getting around and there are fantastic hotels in that area. Siam is the most central location for tourists looking to do the main tourist activities. 

Sukhumvit has a more local feel and is closer to some of the street food destinations for dinner. It’s relatively safe and quiet with lots of restaurants, nightlife, and shopping right at your fingertips, and it’s easy to get to and from the airport with a lot of traffic.

We recommend the following hotels in Bangkok:

Chatrium Hotel Riverside

4.5-star luxury hotel on the river, with 5 restaurants and a full spa, plus free wifi.

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Siam Kempinski

5-star hotel with a spa, located near the Siam Paragon Mall, incredibly great for walking.

Sheraton Grand Sukhumvit

Very nice 5-star luxury hotel with 7 restaurants, in Sukhumvit. Close to easy transit.

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Laura Lynch, creator and writer of Savored Journeys, is an avid world traveler, certified wine expert, and international food specialist. She has written about travel and food for over 20 years and has visited over 75 countries. Her work has been published in numerous guidebooks, websites, and magazines.

8 thoughts on “ Essential Travel Guide to Bangkok, Thailand [2024] ”

Great post! Off to Bangkok later this year so this will come in super handy.

xx Leesa & Kate

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Thanks! I’m sure you’ll have a fantastic time. It’s a great city.

Great share!!I went to Bangkok 2 years back .It was really a memorable vacation.I loved shopping there.

Thanks! We loved it too.

BKK is awesome Laura. We spend 1-2 days there when traveling to Thailand. Great spot for fab food, massages and that distinct Bangkok flavor you cannot find anywhere else on earth. Pinned and Tweeted.

I completely agree, Ryan. It’s really one of my favorite places to visit (mostly for the food, I have to admit!). Thanks for the pin and tweet!

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About to take your first trip to Bangkok? These Bangkok tips for first timers will help you get started on the right foot, from where to eat and to where to stay to which sights should make your itinerary.

If you are planning to visit Bangkok for the first time, you are in for a treat. To make sure you come to love the city as much as we do, our good friend Helen from Differentville has shared her list of Bangkok tips for first-timers, aka how not to hate Bangkok , to help you make the most of your visit.

Why I didn’t enjoy my first Bangkok trip

1. find the areas with character, 2. don’t just go where everyone else does, 3. get up early, 4. find somewhere to chill out, 5. it’s okay to go to mcdonald’s and hope it all goes away, 6. keep your eyes peeled, 7. the grand palace is probably open, 8. know where to find good food, 9. ask an expert, 10. don’t fret about chopsticks, 11. don’t try to find street food on a monday, 12. take the chance to go gourmet, 13. know where the girly bars are, 14. be nice, 15. drinking in soi 4 for women, 16. stay downstairs, 17. buckets are evil, 18. the ‘hangover bar’ is not the only rooftop bar in bangkok, 19. khao san road., 20. there are cool bits of bangkok, 21. visit a night market, 22. the airport train may not go where you’re staying, 23. buy a rabbit card, 24. bring your passport, 25. tuk tuks are fun, 26. be careful of taxis, 27. get some small notes as soon as you arrive, 28. download grab, 29. don’t forget the boats, 30. get on the right boat on the chao praya, 31. walking is the best way to see stuff, 32. choose your area well, other useful advice when visiting bangkok for the first time, 33. don’t drink the water, 34. avoid food poisoning, 35. take probiotics before your trip, 36. buy a sim card or esim, 37. carry id with you., 38. pack a top that covers your shoulders and skirt or trousers that cover your ankles., 39. you might see ++ on a restaurant or hotel bill., 40. carry plenty of small banknotes., 41. stop looking for anyone carrying a pig on a motorbike, 42. you will at one point during your trip get the song one night in bangkok stuck in your head..

This page contains affiliate links. Please read see our disclosure policy . Considering I have been to Bangkok eight times it might surprise you to hear I hated it the first time I went. So did my partner (who is now as addicted to the place as I am).

It’s a story I hear over and over again–and while it’s taken me a long while to ‘get’ the place, I think I’ve picked up a few tips that might help everyone on their first time in Bangkok have an incredible time.

My first trip to Bangkok was sometime in the early 2000s – prime  The Beach  territory. Until then, most of my holidays had been to Europe or the USA, but I had heard that in the other direction, there was this place called Asia where chaos reigned.

Here the roads were full of motorbikes, often carrying everything from a whole wardrobe or a small family of pigs.

The food was exotic and spicy, and you diced with death if you ate it anywhere except a clean, sanitised restaurant.

Markets either floated or were a cacophony of noise, smells and sights guaranteed to turn me vegetarian.

There were gleaming temples, winding alleys, a hint of sin… Imagine my surprise therefore when I turned up in Bangkok to find a branch of Boots (a UK pharmacy) opposite my hotel, McDonald’s on every corner, and a selection of designer clothes shops to rival Bond Street in London. I was confused.

I wandered around the temples; I went to the backpacker central of the Khao San road where people with dreadlocks and ridiculous traveller’s trousers looked like they’d arrived in 1974 and never left.

I whizzed about in tuk-tuks and I ate my body weight in Pad Thai, but I didn’t find this madness I was looking for.

I went home decidedly underwhelmed and thinking that Bangkok was overrated. Other people have the opposite experience. ‘It was all just too much,’ says my partner Neil. ‘Everything was noisy and smelly.

Bikes were everywhere. People were everywhere. I just couldn’t think. I decided I wouldn’t go back.’ We were both staying on the same road, just at different ends!

Over time I’ve realised that whatever you’re looking for in Bangkok – frantic madness with a side order of grit, a ‘mild’ introduction to Southeast Asia, or trendy bars and coffee shops that wouldn’t seem out of place in London or New York, you can find it in Bangkok (if you know how) – and in time it’s a place that just gets under your skin.

But before that can happen you need to enjoy your first time in Bangkok and here’s my list of tips that I think will help. You’ll learn where to go, what to eat, and what to do to have an awesome first trip to Bangkok.

Sightseeing in Bangkok

I’m guessing you’ve come to Bangkok to see some sights and there are a lot of them – the Grand Palace, Wat Pho, Wat Arun, and Khao San Road should all be on your must-see list for a Bangkok first-time visitor – but if you’re not careful, your first trip to Bangkok can seem like a mass of temples, all blending into one another and not a lot in between.

That’s a shame because if you look behind the surface a bit of Bangkok and you’ll find a fascinating city full of intriguing things to discover.

So, here are some ideas that might not be on the radar when you’re visiting Bangkok for the first time but should be…

On my first time in Bangkok, I stayed as so many people do in the area of Sukhumvit. It’s a fantastic place – if you want to go shopping…if you’re looking for somewhere with a bit more grit or character, you won’t find it here…as my friend Greg (another Bangkok first-time hater) said, ‘I just found it all really sterile.’

Areas with a bit more character to check out include Chinatown, Talad Noi, a working district full of car repair shops that’ll make any photographer’s day, Little India, and the Khlong Toei Wet Market.

If your Bangkok first-time itinerary reads ‘Grand Palace, Wat Pho, Wat Arun, Khao San, and Damnoen Saduak Floating Market’ you’ll see some amazing sights, but you might also walk away from Bangkok saying it’s too touristy, so mix things up a bit.

The places above will help, but if you have time also think about visiting Nang Leong Market  for all the cheap food you can eat.

You might see one or two other foreign faces in this lunch place for locals but not many more than that.

• North Samsen Road Even around the tourist centre that is Khao San road, wander north about 25 minutes-walk up Samsen Road and you’ll find a truly local area with an amazing wet market and some fascinating backstreets. Find directions in this guide to less touristy things to do near Khao San .
• Taling Chan about 11km from Bangkok’s Grand Palace is no longer the secret it once was, but it’s still a good place to get some nice pics of a genuine floating market – without having to get up at 4 am to beat the crowds at Damnoen Saduak.
• Take a day trip to Maeklong Railway Market.  This market is famous as a train runs through it daily – yes, it’s packed with tourists, but if you go by train, rather than on a tour, you’ll get an experience few other folks do. You’ll find full instructions on how to get to Maeklong by train here .

If you are going somewhere super touristy (and you should because there’s a reason all the main Bangkok sights are on your must-see list), go early – everyone else is sleeping off the after-effects of 200 baht buckets of booze! 

Anywhere in Asia can feel a bit full-on if you’re out pounding the pavements day in, day out.

And if you’re not going to come away from your first time in Bangkok, needing a holiday or swearing never to return, you’ll need to take a break sometimes.

Sit by the pool in your hotel sometimes – it’s not a crime (it’s where you’ll find me most mornings until Bangkok wakes up!)

If you want to combine chilling out with sightseeing, visit Lumphini Park, which, once you get away from the traffic that rings it, is a proper escape in Bangkok

Or, go and see an exhibition at the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre opposite the MBK shopping centre. The silence here makes a welcome change.

There’s also a park just outside the, sometimes insanely busy, Chatuchak Market that you can escape to when inside the market gets too hot and sticky.

So you’re visiting Bangkok for the first time and you’re ready to throw yourself into 24-7 Thai Culture.

And then five days in, you’ve had enough spicy food, it’s too hot, you’re sick of Thai beer and no you don’t want a bloody t-shirt with Same Same on it.

That’s fine – go get a Maccas. Sit in the air-con and literally and figuratively chill. There’s no law that says you have to go all Thai, all the time.

Personally, though if you’re going to eat fast food in Bangkok I’d say go to KFC – it’s great in Bangkok, the staff seem to genuinely enjoy their jobs; you get cutlery; the food is great – and it comes with chilli sauce! If it is all getting a bit much, but you don’t quite want to go fully Western, some nice compromises are:

• Head to the giant ICONSIAM shopping mall and go to their floating market food hall. Clean, easy, air-conditioned – and full of local restaurants.
• Visit Cabbages and Condoms – it’s a Thai restaurant with a unique theme. The food is good, the staff speak English, it’s nice and calm (just wear insect repellent).
• Wander around the food hall at Siam Paragon – it’s one of my favourite places in the city. Just buy a prepaid card, load it with cash, and pick whatever looks good.
• Check out the Unicorn Cafe and destress cuddling magical creatures.

Some of my favourite Bangkok moments have been nothing to do with the big sights – they’ve just been things I’ve spotted on the street like watching a pink-haired old lady feed her duck just a few minutes walk from Khao San Road – who knew?

Another day I watched a troop of Lion Dancers squeeze their entire costume (and all of them) into a tuk-tuk and speed off to their next job.

I was on the bridge overlooking CentralWorld as a Thai football team went past on an open tour bus with what seemed like every single moped in Bangkok riding alongside them beeping – that was a never-to-be-repeated experience.

None of them are in any tour book, but they’re some of my best memories of my trips to Bangkok.

There’s so much going on if you keep your eyes peeled – and always, always look in shop doorways. Some of them are amazing.

Scams: what every first-time visitor to Bangkok needs to know

‘Everyone is trying to rip you off’ – is another common refrain you hear about why people hate the city after visiting Bangkok for the first time.

And yes, I will confess I’ve met a few scammers in my time there. Here’s what not to fall for…

The first time I went, I got in a tuk-tuk to go to the Grand Palace.

If you’re going to find a dodgy tuk-tuk driver in Bangkok, saying the words Grand Palace will make them manifest faster than saying Beetlejuice three times brings out Michael Keaton.

They smile and say. ‘It’s closed today, let me take you somewhere else instead.’ That somewhere else is his brother’s shop!

You’ll also find ‘helpful’ people telling you that it’s closed on the roads around the Palace and other major sights.

Remember the Golden Rule of Bangkok – unless something very important is happening with the Royal Family (which will be on the news), it’s extremely unlikely that any of the major attractions are closed when they are supposed to be open.

The Grand Palace is open from 8.30 am to 3.30 pm, 7 days a week. Oh, your hostel is very unlikely to have burned down without them telling you too.

Also watch out for any tuk-tuk driver who wants to take you on a detour to a shop, restaurant, or bar, en route to wherever you want to go. Just say no.

My favourite story on Bangkok scams though comes from a friend, who, as a naïve 20-something got a limo to pick her up from the airport.

As he hurtled along the freeway at about 40 over the speed limit, he gave her a grave warning. ‘Don’t get in the normal taxis – they carry spare gas in their boot and if another car hits them, they explode.’ Of course, at this point, he then offered to be her personal chauffeur, in his clearly non-exploding car, for the rest of the trip.

To me this sums up Bangkok scams, they’re harmless guys chancing their arm – just be aware of it.

Eating in Bangkok for first-timers

Eating all the Thai food you can is probably on your list of things to do in Bangkok, but I admit, until recently, even I was a bit cautious about what I ate and where I ate it.

It’s taken time for me to get brave enough to try some of the more local-looking places – and chances are you’re going to be equally nervous on your first trip to Bangkok. So….

There’s a lot of good food in Bangkok, and there’s a lot of cheap food in Bangkok, but sometimes it doesn’t seem that there’s a lot of good, cheap food – particularly in places you might be spending most of your time when in Bangkok for the first time! 

Good choices include the Tom Yum at Pe Aor in Ratchathewi and the famous 50-year beef soup at Wattana Panich in Watthana near Ekkamai.

For full details and more suggestions, check out my post on  where to find some of the best cheap food in Bangkok here.

If it’s your first time in Bangkok and you’re a bit nervous about street food or eating locally, I definitely recommend taking a food tour with Bangkok Food Tours. They show you the best places.

They got me over my worries about just walking in somewhere with no English menu and pointing at whatever looks good – the dishes above were from somewhere I tried on the tour, then went back to.

Thai food is eaten with a knife and fork.

The stalls close for cleaning. For the same reason, don’t plan a trip to Chinatown on a Monday night, if you want to eat from the tiny stalls that fill the roads there. You’ll be disappointed.

Bangkok is home to four of the top 10 restaurants in Asia – according to the San Pelligrino Awards.

And the prices are VERY cheap compared to eating at similar quality places elsewhere in the world. Three of the best are Sorn, Raan Jay Fai, and Suhring.

Bangkok nightlife for rookies

Whether it’s drinking cold bottles of Chang watching the world go by on Khao San Road, a sophisticated night of cocktails on a rooftop, or a full-on Hangover-esque trawl through the dodgiest bars in Bangkok, you’re not going to be lacking for something to do in Bangkok at night, but like everything else, it pays to know what you’re doing so you don’t end up with a three-figure bar bill or a tattoo on your face!

And avoid them If this type of thing is going to upset you. Prostitution may be illegal in Thailand, but you’d never believe it in a few areas.

The good news is, it’s fairly easy to avoid–don’t go to Soi 4 in Sukhumvit or Soi Cowboy near Asok, avoid Soi 1 and 2 or Soi Twilight in Patpong. Job done.

Admittedly, the last time we went, a lot of the bars at the upper end of Soi 4 had closed and other businesses were moving in. There’s even an Ibis hotel at that end now.

Rules in the Nightlife areas

Knowing these “rules’ will help you navigate Bangkok after dark and find the right place for a great night out.

If you are drinking in Nana or Patpong. and are males on your own, yes, the girls will approach you. If you’re not interested, just be nice and say no thank you. They’re only doing their job.

If you’re a girl drinking in Soi 4, I’ve found Hilary’s bars most friendly. If you don’t want to go into an official girly bar, try Hanrahan’s Irish Pub.

Personally, I don’t go into the bars in Patpong, as I’m not keen on the area, but there are a few outside areas of bars that line the market that give you a good chance to watch the world go by and soak up the atmosphere.

If you go to Patpong, don’t go upstairs in a ping-pong bar – you’re just asking for a few thousand baht bar bill and a large guy standing in the way of your exit until you pay it.

If you want to get an idea of what goes on inside such establishments, take a trip to the fun Patpong Museum instead.

Oh, and know that if you ever play a bar girl at Connect Four, you will lose. They are masters at it. Thankfully, this mistake will only cost you the price of a Lady Drink.

They sound like a great idea. Lovely, lovely booze that tastes like sweeties for just a few hundred baht. You’ll just have one you tell yourself.

You’re on holiday you tell yourself. It’s your first trip to Bangkok, you want the picture you tell yourself.

You will not drink one. You will think you only drank one and then find pictures of yourself with three different coloured buckets.

You will then spend the whole of the next day with your head on a table thinking you are dying. I can neither confirm nor deny if I know this from personal experience.

The Sky Bar on the 63rd Floor of the Lebua Tower has become a must-visit for Bangkok first-timers after its appearance in The Hangover.

Yes, it’s incredible – but it’s also very busy because of it. It is a first-time in Bangkok rite of passage – and, if it’s on your list you must go (checking the dress code first).

You won’t believe how high it is when you’re up there with barely any safety barriers! But, if you don’t like crowded places, want somewhere you’ll feel as comfortable ordering a beer as a cocktail, or just want to do something different, here are a few other bars with views you might want to check out – most of them have a slightly less formal feel than Sky Bar.

• Sala Rattanakosin – directly opposite the Wat Arun temple, it has a great view of the river and is stunning at sunset.
• Above Eleven – chic bar just off Sukhumvit
• Octave Rooftop Bar and Lounge near Thong Lor – it’s chilled and has a good happy hour.
• Red Sky – right on top of the Central World tower so convenient if you’re staying around Siam/Chitlom
• If you’re in Chinatown and get thirsty, the Hotel Royal has a small pool bar with a view of the surrounding roofs

All of these are clearly marked on google maps.

It is What it Is! And what it is, is a melting pot of the world’s backpackers – which basically means that come 10 pm it looks like your local High Street on a Saturday night… No matter where you’re from!

It’s fun, the beer is cheap, find the right venue and you’ll have a blast – but don’t expect a cultural experience.

Oh and no matter how good an idea it seems at the time, you do not need a frog that croaks when you rub a wooden stick over its back.

If you do become tired of the ladies selling you frogs, the accents you hear back home or just the backpacker-ness of it all and want a change of scenery without going far, try Soi Rambutri which is still cheap and cheerful but less rowdy, take a walk up Phra Sumen to the more local Pat Bar.

Or, walk up to Samsen Road which is lined with small bars like Adhere the 13th Blues Bar or Post..

I’ve just talked about the line of bars on Samsen Road in which you’ll find some Thai hipsters hanging out, but there are a few other areas to try if you want to search out Bangkok’s next cool thing.

Charoen Krung Road, slightly southeast of Talad Noi is Bangkok’s newest hipster area with coffee shops, art galleries, restaurants, and a few bars springing up. Search for Tropic City and Jua on google maps.

Also, check out the more established group of trendy bars in Chinatown on a road called Soi Nana. Look for Tep bar or Teens of Thailand on google maps.

Night markets are also another cool thing to do in Bangkok – no, not the touristy ones selling you knock-off Rolexes and Same Same t-shirts, but those that combine selling vintage goods with pop-up bars and restaurants or food trucks.

Check out JJ Green near Mo Chit BTS station or Talad Rot Fai at Ratchada (metro: Thailand Cultural Centre). Both markets run Thur- Sun from 6 pm.

Getting around Bangkok as a first timer

Getting around Bangkok can be a bit tiring – traffic is pretty bad and a lot of places you want to go as a first-time visitor don’t seem to be immediately accessible by any obvious transportation. It takes a while to get your head around it all.

This should help…

Basically, there are four main ways you’ll be likely to get around during your first time in Bangkok – taxi, BTS Skytrain – an elevated train that goes to many popular tourist destinations – the Metro and the Chao Praya river boats which go up and down the main river that runs through the city.

But I’d also suggest you explore by the smaller canal boats, tuk-tuks and on foot.

You can also get motorbike taxis and the bus – but I’m not sure they are best for first-timers. A few things to note though include:

At 45 baht a trip (rather than 300-400 for a taxi) the Airport Train to the city can save you cash, but be aware – it only takes you to Phetchaburi or the Phaya Thai Metro station where you’ll need to swap lines to the Metro or BTS which can be a bind if you’ve got a lot of luggage – and if you’re staying at Khao San Road, you’ll still need a taxi.

Not to mention that the BTS gets very full at certain points and getting out of it with luggage could be tricky.

If you want to avoid long taxi trips just jump off the train at whichever stop is closest to your hotel and grab a taxi there.

Like the Sydney Opal card or the London Oyster card, this preloaded card lets you pay for your journeys on the BTS Skytrain without having to fumble for cash.

You can also use it in Family Mart, Subway, McDonald’s, and a heap of other stores to pay for purchases.

They now ask all tourists to show their passport when registering their Rabbit card for the first time, or filling up an old one, so make sure you have it with you.

There’s nothing like blasting through the Bangkok traffic in one – especially late at night when they can go fast enough to blast.

However, they are not the cheapest way to get about if you’re a foreigner. Know that, barter the fare down a bit to pay what you think the experience is worth for you – then just enjoy it

Catching taxis can be the one time where even I hate Bangkok! You get in the taxi – and they refuse to put the meter on.

I’ve even got staff in the hotel to get a taxi, have them put the meter on as they leave, then get around the corner and turn it off, demanding a flat fee way higher than what I’m supposed to be paying.

It’s a better plan to use the BTS Skytrain service to get as far as you can out of the area in the direction you need to go – and then get a cab.

What I have learned though is that this is far more likely to happen in the area around Sukhumvit where the traffic is appalling and it can easily take 40-50 minutes for a short journey.

If it happens, remember that you’re often still only paying a few pounds or dollars over the odds and sometimes, it’s just not worth worrying about.

Elsewhere in Bangkok, the drivers have been fine and I’ve never had a problem with a taxi leaving from the official queue at the airport.

There are two tolls on the road from the airport into Bangkok and the driver will ask you to pay them, that’s normal, but it’s handy if you have a small note to do so.

There’s also a 50 baht airport fee that’s added, again, totally normal.

This app is like Uber and it makes getting around Bangkok in a taxi far less stressful, as the driver always knows where you’re going and the fare is fixed.

It can get busy and you might need to wait so allow a little extra time if you’re going to use it.

Bangkok has a series of canals running through it – and, if you’re trying to get from say, Khao San Road to Siam, it’s a lot easier to jump on one of the San Saeb Canal boats than try and get there by the BTS.

You can also get the boat along the main Bangkok river, the Chao Praya which can come in very handy.

This is great for getting to Khao San Road from Sukhumvit – take the BTS to Saphan Taksin, find Sathorn Pier, jump on the boat, and get off at Phra Arthit a short walk away.

Ditto the easiest way to get to the Grand Palace from Sukhumvit is to get the riverboat up to Ta Chang from Sathorn Pier.

Note: The Chao Praya boats don’t run at night, they are for day trips only.

If you decide to take the boat up the river, when you get to Sathorn pier, you will be greeted by a mass of humanity – all looking completely confused as to what boat to get.

The main two boats you’ll probably need to know about your first time in Bangkok are the Tourist Boat . 

This has a blue flag and costs 60 baht to take you to where you want to go – or 200 baht for a day pass.

The guides speak English and will be a bit more forgiving about waiting at the pier for you to get off.

They only stop where people want to get off so if you hear the name of your pier called, yell out – or it’ll whizz past. The downside is it only runs every half an hour.

The Regular Boats : This costs 16 baht to go to the same places as the Tourist Boat. This has an orange flag. If there’s no ticket seller on the pier on which you board, or you didn’t get a chance to buy one, you can just pay the conductor on the boat.

It can be a bit frantic and you need to be ready to get out at your stop – they don’t hang around.

There are also regular boats with no flags, boats with yellow flags, and boats with green flags that run at different times of day and stop at different piers.

Note. You can’t get on any of the regular boats with the 200-baht pass. I’ve seen a lot of tourists look very grumpy when they have to pay again.

I’m inherently tight when it comes to these boats so will always get the cheap boat – in reality, you’re quibbling over about 35 baht so get on whichever comes in first!

Read our detailed public transport guide here

But man it’s hot. Wear sunscreen, carry water (there’s always a 7-11 or Family Mart close by to buy some), and walk slowly so you don’t overheat.

Where to Stay in Bangkok your First Time

When you’re visiting Bangkok for the first time you do not want to stay in the middle of nowhere. You’ll spend your whole day travelling.

You want to be somewhere close to the sights you most want to see – or with easy access to transportation. So,

And for a first-time Bangkok visitor, I’d suggest you stick to:

Located around the BTS stations of Nana and Asok, Sukhumvit is lined with big hotels and while it doesn’t have any attractions per se (unless you’re into the girly bar thing) the fact that the BTS Skytrain runs right down the middle of it makes it easy to get around.

You won’t have any problems finding hotels in this area – plus Bangkok has some of the cheapest hotel prices in the world for the quality of the rooms you get. You’ll find you can often book a suite for the price of a budget room in London! A good choice is the Fraser Suites . We stayed here on one trip, and the room was possibly larger than my house.

Top tip if you do stay here, use the little Tuk Tuk to the station – it will save your legs from a lot of steps. Another popular choice is Grande Centre Point Terminal 21.

Chitlom to Siam

This is the other end of Sukhumvit Road and where I stayed for my first time in Bangkok. It’s again, brilliant for transport and amazing if you want to shop.

Personally, I would recommend the Amari Watergate . It’s set a bit back from the main area but is only a short walk to all the shopping malls.

If you can, spring for an executive club room which gives you access to your own private rooftop bar. Sitting here after a day of madness and watching the sunset with a (free) glass of fizz was absolutely fantastic. On my first trip to Bangkok, I stayed at the Holiday Inn Bangkok which is even closer to the shops. I haven’t been there for a long time, but it’s still there and still gets great reviews!

MBK Shopping Centre

This is a super convenient place to stay because even though there’s not a lot around her (apart from the mall) you are smack bang in the middle of everywhere you want to go by public transport.

There’s even a hotel on top called the Panthumwan Princess which is fantastic – and has one of the best pools I’ve found in Bangkok so far.

Khao San Road

If you want to spend most of your time around the main sights of the Grand Palace, Wat Pho, and Wat Arun, it’s probably the best area to stay for sightseeing as you can walk to the main sights in about 20 minutes. The road itself is crammed with more ridiculously cheap hotels than you can shake a stick at but if you aren’t on a backpacker budget, look at the Casa Nithra which is a little bit off Khao San itself, but my normal place to stay on this side of the city.

Or, if you’re lucky enough to get a room, try the Riva Surya . It’s always been full when I’ve tried to go.

The Riverfront

There’s a crop of boutique hotels around the riverfront by the Grand Palace itself – very convenient, but the influx of daily tourists might drive you a bit mad.

Have a look at Sala Rattanakosin  (yes of the bar I mentioned above) or Riva Arun .

There are also 5-star hotels all along the river and the Millennium Hilton Bangkok is right next to ICONSIAM for serious shoppers.

The business district is lined with office blocks and glitzy five-star hotels – rubbing shoulders with the madness that is Patpong.

I have never stayed here personally, but you’ll be unlikely to go far wrong with established names like the Banyan Tree or The Sukhothai .

Hopefully, all the above will mean you have an awesome time on your first trip to Bangkok and come away loving it not hating it – but just before you go off to plan heaps of cool stuff, there are just a final few things that might smooth things out for you.

Don’t even brush your teeth in the water. Most hotels offer bottled water or pick it up from the 7-11. There will be one close to your hotel – they are everywhere.

Use all the normal sensible advice on eating to avoid food poisoning.

If you can buy them where you live, take Bimuno Travelaid Pastilles before you leave. They are prebiotic pastilles that feed the gut bugs that fight off tummy troubles.

I swear by these and have literally eaten off the same plate as my partner when using them and he’s got sick and I haven’t.

Bangkok is enormous and if you want to walk anywhere you’re going to need maps.

It’s a legal requirement, and we have been stopped and asked for it before

You’ll need it if you’re going to go into any of the main temples, the new Giant Buddha at Wat Paknam or the Grand Palace. The Grand Palace dress code is particularly strict.

As well as the above (and a scarf to cover your shoulders won’t cut it), you can’t wear anything tight-fitting, anything see-through, anything that shows your middle, back, or cleavage, or anything ripped. It’s also best to wear closed-toe shoes.

This means that your bill will come with a 10% added service charge plus local taxes (around 7%). If a bill says “nett,” then these are included already.

If you have a large Thai banknote, go to 7-11 and buy a drink to break it – they always have change.

That’s Vietnam (I know I was disappointed too). There are a lot of dogs on scooters though!

I can’t help you with that one! You can listen to it here .

Keep Planning Your Trip to Thailand

• How To Get Around Bangkok: Public Transport For Visitors
• The Chao Phraya Tourist Boat: Sightseeing Tips For Every Stop
• 12 Things to Know Before Going to Thailand
• Simple Thai Words and Phrases for Traveling in Thailand

About the Author: Helen Foster is a freelance journalist and author based in Sydney. Her travel articles have appeared in publications including The Australian, Jetstar Magazine, and RAC Horizons. She has taken more than ten trips to Thailand.

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Phuket – krabi (1 night).

Mumbai to Mumbai tour guests will report at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, Mumbai as per the scheduled flight departure time and proceed to Phuket – largest island in the Kingdom of Thailand. Upon arrival, Veena World Tour Manager will guide all guests for airport formalities and proceed to Krabi. Krabi is known for its amazing sandy beaches. On arrival, we visit the Ao Nang Beach.

• Night Stay in Krabi

Krabi – Phuket (2 Nights)

Today we explore the islands of Krabi by taking an exciting island-hopping tour which includes Phra Nang Cave, Tup Island, Chicken Island and Poda Island. Later we proceed to Phuket. On arrival we explore Patong Beach – famous for nightlife and stroll around the city to see Sino Portuguese style buildings.

• Night Stay in Phuket
• Breakfast , Lunch & Dinner
• Soft Drink at Krabi Four Island Tour

Today we explore, Ao Phang Nga National Park which offers scenic views of hundreds of limestone cliffs rising over the sea, followed by a visit to James Bond Island to see James Bond Movie ‘The Man with the Golden Gun’ famed the Needle Rock. Later we visit Trickeye Museum Phuket. In the evening, we enjoy spectacular Phuket FantaSea Show which includes acrobatics, illusions, pyrotechnics, stunts and aerial performances.

• Ice Cream at James Bond Island

Phuket – Bangkok – Pattaya (2 Nights)

Today we fly to Bangkok. Upon arrival in Bangkok we proceed to Pattaya. In the evening we enjoy the famous cabaret show – Alcazar Show.

• Night Stay in Pattaya
• Soft drink at Alcazar Show

Today we visit Coral Island. Here we enjoy parasailing and Speed boat ride. We shall view the colourful underwater life from the Glass Bottom Boat. We also get a chance to enjoy the various water sports like Banana Boat, water scooter, underwater sea walk etc. on your own. Later we visit Nong Nooch village – the biggest and the most beautiful botanical garden and enjoy Pottery Garden, the famous Elephant show and Thai cultural show. In the evening we relax ourselves with Scientific Thai massage.

• Coconut water at Coral Island and Ice cream at Nong Nooch Village

Pattaya – Bangkok (2 Nights)

Today we visit the tallest building in Pattaya – Pattaya Tower and experience Speed Shuttle/ Sky Shuttle/ Tower Jump which gives breath-taking view of the city. Later we leave for Bangkok – The capital city of Thailand. En route, we visit the famous and the world’s biggest Gems Gallery where we enjoy shopping precious stones and witness a spectacular light and sound presentation of the glittering world of gems. In the evening we enjoy shopping at Indra Square.

• Night Stay in Bangkok
• Tea/Coffee/Soft drink at Pattaya Tower and Soft drink at Gems Gallery

Today we visit Safari World – an open zoo where visitors can marvel at the animals living in their natural habitat. At Marine Park, there are a variety of exotic marine animals and shows like Orang Utang Monkey Kick Boxing Show, Cowboy Stunt Show, Sea Lion Show, and Dolphin Show. Here we get an opportunity to have the closest encounter with the rare and endangered species of the animal kingdom. In the evening we enjoy the dining experience along the Chao Phraya River Dinner Cruise.

• Ice cream at Safari World

Bangkok – Departure to Hometown

Today we enjoy the city orientation tour which includes the 'Wat – Pho' – the temple of the reclining Buddha. It’s time now to say goodbye, Phir Milenge! Let’s stay in touch with each other through email, phone, WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, etc. and meet again on yet another memorable Veena World tour. See you all! ‘Mumbai to Mumbai’ tour guests will proceed to the airport as per their scheduled group flight departure time and start their journey back home. 'Joining & Leaving' tour guests will proceed on their own to their scheduled departure destination, like an airport, railway station, bus terminal, or cruise terminal. Tour concludes. Please note: Airline: On group tours, we generally fly well-reputed airlines that are group-friendly. During your air travel, refreshments and meals are provided as per the airline policy. However, we recommend you carry dry snacks of your choice for the flight journey. Transport: For transfers and sightseeing, we use mini coaches, big coaches, or small vans, depending on the respective tour group size. If you wish to have a separate vehicle solely for yourself or your family, it can be arranged at an additional cost, subject to availability. Sightseeing attraction: Given the current dynamic situation, some monuments or sightseeing places may be closed temporarily without any prior notice; in such cases, every attempt will be made to visit an alternate sightseeing place if possible. Hotels: The hotels on tour are comfortable and have been appreciated by Veena World’s guests in the past. The category of hotels on international tours is a mix of three-star, three-star superior, and basic four-star. Meals: On tour, we provide all meals, from day one to the last day, as mentioned in the itinerary. Breakfasts are generally continental on European tours, whereas, lunches and dinners are Indian OR Indian along with a local dish OR local cuisine, OR at times fast food meals from Subway, McDonald’s, etc., depending on the convenience and ease of execution of the itinerary or the availability of food at the respective destination.

• Coconut water during Bangkok city tour

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Note: Flight details are tentative only. The airline, departure, arrival times and routing may change. Hotel details are tentative only. The hotel or place of accommodation may change.

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• To and fro economy class air travel for ‘Mumbai to Mumbai Tour’ guests as mentioned in the itinerary
• Airfare and Airport taxes
• Baggage Allowance as per the airline policy
• Tour Manager Services throughout the tour
• Entrance fees of all sightseeing places to be visited from inside
• Accommodation in comfortable and convenient hotels on twin sharing basis
• All Meals – Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (set menu) as mentioned in the itinerary
• All Tips – Guide, Driver & Restaurants
• Cost of internal airfare as mentioned in the itinerary
• Complimentary insurance up to 59 years of age
• Govt Tax of 5% over and above the Tour Cost mentioned
• Tax collected at source (TCS) applicable at 5% on tour price if PAN & Aadhar is provided else it will be 10% of tour price
• Currently, Thailand VISA is on arrival and free of cost (FOC) to Indian tourists. Hence Thailand Visa fee‘ is not included in tour price for tours up to 10th May 2024
• Any increase in Airfare, Visa fees, Airport taxes, Govt Taxes, Fuel Surcharges and any applicability of new taxes from Govt
• Any up gradation in Airline class or hotel room category
• Cost of Air ticket deviation charges
• Any Increase in the rate of exchange leading to an increase in all land arrangements which may come in to effect prior to departure
• Cost of pre or post tour hotel accommodation
• Any extra expense such as route change, Airline change, Date change, Accommodation facilities, etc incurred due to the unforeseen, unavoidable forced majeuere circumstances during the tour
• Cost of insurance for 60 years and above
• Porterage, laundry, telephone charges, shopping, wines & alcoholic beverages, items of personal nature and food or drink which is not part of a set group menu
• Any extra cost incurred on behalf of an individual due to illness, accident, hospitalisation, or any personal emergency
• Any services or activity charges other than those included in the group tour itinerary
• To and fro Air fare, Airport transfers, insurance, visa fees to join/leave the group for joining and leaving guests
• Anything specifically not mentioned in the ‘tour price includes’ column
• As everyone is becoming a frequent traveller now, we suggest that you make your own travel accessories kit to ensure a stress free holiday.
• Always make sure to carry less and light luggage, use a four wheel small or medium suitcase and please make sure that you are carrying only one suitcase per person. This will ensure that you will travel smartly and without any inconveniences.
• It is also recommended that you have one cross shoulder bag or haversack for your handy needs which will ensure that you are comfortable at the time of sightseeing and also easy for photography during your tour.
• A smart cap/hat and sunglasses are definitely something that you should have in your kit.
• Though Veena World provides all three meals, that is breakfast, lunch, dinner and Veena World treats as per the itinerary, you can carry dry snacks of your choice in small sealed packets for munching during air travel or road journeys.
• If you are travelling during the monsoon or to destinations where it is rainy, please carry a small umbrella or poncho.
• For international tours, please carry a universal adapter for charging your cameras and mobile phones.
• Ensure that your clothing and footwear is suitable for the destination you are travelling to.

Things to consider before the trip!

• Warm & humid with tropical rains, unexpected showers during the day
• For detailed Information about weather kindly visit www.accuweather.com

Air Travel:

• We use combination of Airlines like Bangkok Airways,Air India, Thai Airways, Cathay Pacific, etc.

Documents Required for Travel

• Original passport with minimum 6 months validity from the date of tour arrival along with sufficient blank pages for the stamping of visa
• A valid Tourist Visa for the duration of the tour
• For all Schengen countries passport validity should not exceed more than 10 years
• Handwritten passport is not acceptable

Cancellation Policy & Payment Terms

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Payment Terms

Guest can pay by Cheque/ Demand Draft/ Debit card / Credit card/ NEFT/ RTGS/ IMPS. For Debit / Credit card payment additional 1.8 % convenience charge will be applicable Cheque / Demand draft should be in favour of "Veena Patil Hospitality Pvt ltd"

• As per the immigration authority of Thailand, it is mandatory to carry adequate finances equivalent to 10,000 Baht per person or 20,000 Baht per family in the form of cash/credit card, as a security amount.
• In case, a particular sightseeing cannot be covered or visited on the Tour, owing to any kind of unavoidable political, environmental or social circumstances, then it will be replaced with other best possible alternative sightseeing.
• Thailand visa can be done in India or On-Arrival at Thailand. To process your visa our visa representative will get in touch with you for document requirements.
• All meals are provided by Veena World in case the flight reaches the stipulated destination early morning or leaves destination late in the evening.
• Standard Check-in and check-out time of International hotels is usually 1500hrs and 1200hrs respectively.
• Under unavoidable circumstances itineraries may be changed or reversed, however all inclusions in the itinerary will remain same.
• Guests may please note that for Domestic flights or internal flights from one city to another city on international tours, the baggage allowance will be as per the respective airline baggage policy and weight regulations. Guests are requested to pack their belongings and carry luggage in accordance to the respectively

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