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User: What to see in Bangkok in 3 days

What to see in Bangkok in 3 days

Assistant: Here’s a well-balanced 3-day Bangkok itinerary that mixes temples, culture, food, markets, and a bit of relaxation with…

Here’s a well-balanced 3-day Bangkok itinerary that mixes temples, culture, food, markets, and a bit of relaxation without feeling rushed 🇹🇭

Day 1 – Old City & Iconic Temples

Focus: History, culture, first impressions

Morning

• Grand Palace & Wat Phra Kaew – Thailand’s most important site (Emerald Buddha)
• Wat Pho – Reclining Buddha + traditional Thai massage school 💡Dress code: covered shoulders & knees

Lunch

• Eat near Tha Tien Pier (local Thai or river-view café)

Afternoon

• Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn) – Cross the river by ferry
• Walk along the Chao Phraya River

Evening

• Chinatown (Yaowarat Road) - Street food heaven: seafood, noodles, mango sticky rice - Best after sunset

Day 2 – Markets, City Life & Sky Views

Focus: Modern Bangkok + shopping

Morning

• Floating Market - Closest & easiest: Damnoen Saduak (touristy) or Amphawa (more local, weekends) - Alternative if you prefer central Bangkok: Bang Krachao (green area)

Lunch

• Local food court or riverside restaurant

Afternoon

• Jim Thompson House – Thai silk & traditional architecture
• MBK / Siam Paragon / CentralWorld – shopping & air-con break

Evening

• Rooftop bar - Sky Bar (Hangover II) - Vertigo (Banyan Tree) - Octave Rooftop Lounge
• Or Asiatique The Riverfront (night market + ferris wheel)

Day 3 – Local Life & Relaxation

Focus: Slower pace, authentic experiences

Morning

• Chatuchak Weekend Market (if Sat/Sun) - World’s biggest market
• If weekday: Talad Noi (old neighbourhood & cafés)

Midday

• Thai massage or spa (1–2 hours) - Wat Pho Massage School or reputable spa

Afternoon

• Lumphini Park – see monitor lizards & relax
• Optional: Erawan Shrine (central Bangkok)

Evening

• River cruise dinner OR
• Night food tour / street food crawl
• Final shopping or relaxed bar

Getting Around Tips

• BTS Skytrain & MRT – fastest
• Grab/Bolt taxis are cheap
• River ferries are scenic & practical

Food You Must Try

• Pad Thai
• Tom Yum soup
• Green curry
• Mango sticky rice
• Thai iced tea

Want me to tailor this?

I can adjust the plan if you want:

• 🛍️ more shopping
• 🛕 more temples
• 🌃 nightlife focus
• 👨‍👩‍👧 family-friendly
• 💑 couple / honeymoon vibe

Just tell me your travel style 😊