Day 1
The Grand Palace and Wat Pho
- 8:30RattanakosinSight
- 11:30RattanakosinSight
- 15:30ThonburiSight
Day by day
Day 2
Chinatown
- 9:30YaowaratSight
- 11:00Sampeng LaneYaowaratWalk
- 14:00Talat NoiWalk
- 18:00YaowaratWalk
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Day 3
Siam and Lumphini
- 10:00Pathum WanSight
- 13:00RatchaprasongSight
- 16:00Pathum WanWalk
Day 4
Markets
- 9:00Chatuchak Weekend MarketChatuchakSight
- 13:00ChatuchakSight
- 16:00Pathum WanSight
Day 5
Ayutthaya
- 9:00AyutthayaDay trip
- 11:00AyutthayaSight
- 15:00AyutthayaSight
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Bangkok questions
Is 5 days enough for Bangkok?
Five days covers the main temples, markets, and one day trip to Ayutthaya when days are planned tightly. Use river boats and BTS to cut travel time between areas.
Do I need to book the Grand Palace ahead?
Tickets are purchased at the gate with no advance reservations available. Arrive before 9 am and use the combined ticket for Wat Pho on the same day.
How do I get to Ayutthaya from Bangkok?
Trains to Ayutthaya leave from Krung Thep Aphiwat (Bang Sue) Central Terminal and take about 1.5 hours; minivans from Mo Chit are an alternative. Rent a bike or hire a tuk-tuk to get between the ruins.
Do I need a tour for Damnoen Saduak floating market?
Hire a longtail boat at the pier for 200 to 300 baht per hour and skip organized tours. Start before 8 am on a weekday to avoid crowds and higher vendor prices.
