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Bangkok in 3 days

Riverside temples, canals, markets and street food. A plan for a first visit, at an easy pace, with a break from the midday heat.

Made by AIThis guide was prepared by artificial intelligence. It may contain mistakes, and prices, hours and rules change quickly.

Day 1Old town and the river

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    Grand PalaceThe city’s top sight, home to the Temple of the Emerald Buddha. Arrive at opening time, before the crowds.Ticket approx. 500 THB. check before you goOpen in Maps
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    Wat PhoThe 46-metre Reclining Buddha and one of the oldest Thai massage schools, a short walk from the palace.Ticket approx. 300 THB. check before you goOpen in Maps
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    Ferry to Wat ArunFrom Tha Tien pier the crossing takes a few minutes. The Temple of Dawn looks best in the late afternoon.Ferry a few baht, entry approx. 200 THB. check before you goOpen in Maps
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    Dinner in ChinatownIn the evening Yaowarat Road turns into one long food market. Bring cash.Open in Maps

Day 2Markets, parks and a view from above

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    Chatuchak MarketOver 10,000 stalls with clothes, crafts and food. It runs mainly at weekends, so plan this day for a Saturday or Sunday.Check opening hours before you go.Open in Maps
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    Jim Thompson HouseTraditional teak houses and a garden in the middle of the city. Guided tours take about 40 minutes.Ticket approx. 200 THB. check before you goOpen in Maps
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    Lumphini ParkA green break from the city, with paddle boats on the lakes and monitor lizards on the lawns.Open in Maps
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    Dinner with a viewRooftop bars in the Silom and Sathorn districts. A smart dress code often applies, so no flip-flops.Open in Maps

Day 3Day trip to Ayutthaya

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    Train or minibus to AyutthayaThe former capital of Siam is about 80 km north. The train takes roughly 1.5–2 hours.Open in Maps
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    Wat MahathatTemple ruins and the famous Buddha head grown into the roots of a tree.Entry approx. 50–100 THB. check before you goOpen in Maps
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    Wat Phra Si SanphetThree great stupas of the former royal palace. A rented bike is the easiest way between the ruins.Open in Maps
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    Back to BangkokRest after a long day. A Thai foot massage is a good way to end the trip.Open in Maps

This guide was prepared by artificial intelligence from generally available information and has not been checked on site. It may contain mistakes. Check prices, opening hours, entry rules and timetables with official sources before you travel. See the terms of service for details.

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