3 Days in Bangkok: Street Food & Temples
3-Day Bangkok Itinerary
River & Royals
Grand Palace, Wat Pho, and Wat Arun via the Chao Phraya Express Boat..
Explore the local area and enjoy the vibes.
Enjoy a local dinner and the evening atmosphere.
Pro Tips
Jay Fai is famous but the wait is wild. Try Wattana Panich for beef noodles. Yaowarat Road (Chinatown) comes alive after dark. Eat where the locals line up.
Markets & Malls
Chatuchak Weekend Market (if weekend) or MBK Center, followed by Chinatown at night..
Explore the local area and enjoy the vibes.
Enjoy a local dinner and the evening atmosphere.
Pro Tips
Jay Fai is famous but the wait is wild. Try Wattana Panich for beef noodles. Yaowarat Road (Chinatown) comes alive after dark. Eat where the locals line up.
Modern Bangkok
Sukhumvit cafes, Lumphini Park monitor lizards, and a rooftop bar..
Explore the local area and enjoy the vibes.
Enjoy a local dinner and the evening atmosphere.
Pro Tips
Jay Fai is famous but the wait is wild. Try Wattana Panich for beef noodles. Yaowarat Road (Chinatown) comes alive after dark. Eat where the locals line up.
Where to Stay
Sukhumvit
Right on the BTS Skytrain line, great for nightlife.
Riverside
Quieter, more expensive, but beautiful views.
Daily Budget
Per person, per day including accommodation, food, and activities
Must-See Attractions
- River & Royals
- Markets & Malls
- Modern Bangkok
Hidden Gems
- Talad Noi for old alleyways, street art, and car part markets.
Getting Around
Use the BTS Skytrain and MRT subway. Grab works well but cars get stuck in traffic. Use river ferries for old town sights.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the street food safe?
Yes, stick to stalls with high turnover and things cooked in front of you.
How much should I tip?
Tipping isn't strictly customary, but leaving loose change is appreciated.
Should I ride a tuk-tuk?
Do it once for the experience, but negotiate the price before getting in.