Bangkok
Thailand
A sensory overload of temples, street food, and vibrant night markets
About Bangkok
Bangkok is a city that never sleeps — a chaotic, beautiful blend of glittering temples, legendary street food, rooftop bars, and floating markets. From the Grand Palace to Khao San Road, it's a feast for every sense.
Quick Facts
Best Time
November – February
Language
Thai
Currency
THB (฿)
Timezone
ICT (UTC+7)
Avg Budget
$30–60/day
Top Things to Do
6 must-see experiences in Bangkok
Grand Palace
Dazzling complex of buildings that served as the royal residence for 150 years
Wat Arun
Temple of Dawn — a stunning riverside pagoda beautifully lit at night
Chatuchak Weekend Market
One of the world's largest markets with over 15,000 stalls
Street Food on Yaowarat
Chinatown's legendary food street with Michelin-rated stalls
Rooftop Bars
Sky-high cocktails with panoramic city views at Sirocco or Octave
Floating Markets
Colorful canal-side markets selling fresh produce, souvenirs, and pad thai from boats
3-Day Sample Itinerary
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Day 1: Temples & Palace
- Visit the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew
- Lunch by the river
- Ferry to Wat Arun for sunset views
- Evening street food in Chinatown
Day 2: Markets & Culture
- Morning at Chatuchak Weekend Market
- Thai massage in the afternoon
- Explore Khao San Road
- Rooftop cocktails at sunset
Day 3: Day Trip & Farewell
- Morning floating market trip
- Afternoon Thai cooking class
- Farewell dinner at a riverside restaurant
Travel Tips for Bangkok
Use the BTS Skytrain and MRT to avoid Bangkok's legendary traffic jams.
Always carry cash for street food and markets — most don't accept cards.
Stay hydrated! Bangkok is hot year-round. Carry a water bottle.
Download the Grab app — it's Southeast Asia's Uber and works perfectly in Bangkok.
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