Bangkok, Thailand
Asia

Bangkok

Thailand

Golden temples, river markets, and midnight street food.

Language
Thai
Currency
Thai baht (฿)

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Best months
Nov–Feb (cool, dry)
When to avoid
Mar–May (very hot); Jun–Oct (monsoon)

Build your Bangkok itinerary

Choose how many days you have and we'll lay out a day-by-day plan built around the experiences and flavors you can only get here. Pick anywhere from one to five days below.

Trip length
A tailored 3-day plan for Bangkok
Day 1

Temples & the River

GRAND PALACE · WAT PHO · WAT ARUN · SORN
  1. 8:30a
  2. ~11:00a
  3. ~12:30p
  4. ~2:00p
  5. 7:00p

Temple day runs on the river — boats beat taxis here all day. If Sorn's window is lost, Le Du and Nusara are the fallback anchors of the same caliber.

Day 2

Canals & Chinatown

THONBURI KLONGS · OLD TOWN · YAOWARAT NIGHT
  1. 9:00a
  2. ~12:00p
  3. ~2:30p
  4. ~6:00p

Chinatown does its real business after dark — the day visit is reconnaissance, the night visit is dinner. Bring small bills and an empty stomach.

Day 3

Silk, Massage & the Sky

JIM THOMPSON · WAT PHO SCHOOL · ROOFTOP
  1. 10:00a
  2. ~12:30p
  3. ~2:30p
  4. 5:30p
  5. ~7:30p

The rooftop is for the view, not the meal — every Bangkok local drinks high and eats low. The massage will find muscles the temple stairs made; schedule nothing tight after.

The specialty of Bangkok

Eat it here, then bring it home

Bangkok runs on street food, chasing the Thai balance of sweet, sour, salty, and spicy from canal-side noodle stalls to humming night markets.

Signature dishes

Unique local ingredients

Artisan goods to take home