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
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Bangkok questions
Is three days enough for Bangkok?
Three days covers the main temples, Chinatown, and one floating market. Start early each day and use river boats to move between Rattanakosin sites.
Do I need to book Grand Palace tickets ahead?
No advance booking is needed; buy tickets at the gate and arrive at opening (8:30) to beat the heat and tour groups. The Grand Palace ticket doesn't include Wat Pho, which has its own entry fee.
How do I get to Damnoen Saduak floating market?
Join a guided tour or take bus 78 from Bangkok Southern Bus Terminal for the 90-minute ride. Arrive by 8 am before tour groups fill the canal.
What is the dress code for Bangkok temples?
Wear long pants or skirts and shirts that cover shoulders at the Grand Palace and Wat Pho. Carry a scarf for quick adjustments at other sites.
