3-Day Travel Guide to Bangkok, Thailand, 🥤Visit Siam Square and Ratchada Night Market
After returning from Thailand, I finally compiled a detailed guide for Bangkok! Share it with sisters who are planning to travel to Thailand for reference, hoping to help more people, plan to play in Bangkok, this magical city, and leave themselves a wonderful travel memory. The following is a 3-day itinerary guide for Bangkok.Day➊
Go to the hotel to put down the luggage➟Siam Business District➟icon siam pseudo-floating market➟Butter Bear (unfortunately did not see it)➟Ratchada Night Market➟Massage➟Back to the hotel to rest
✔️Siam Business District: Bangkok Internet celebrity skywalk is at Siam Discover M floor gate3
✔️icon siam: It’s very good to visit~ We have seen the Thai milk tea, Tom Yum Goong, and coconut candy recommended by others on Petal Maps. They are all delicious. You don’t have to look for Internet celebrity stores specifically. The price determines the quality.
Day➋
Grand Palace➟Wat Arun➟Wat Pho➟Big Buddha at Watergate➟Chinatown Night Market➟Massage➟Back to the hotel to rest
✔️Wat Arun: There are a lot of clothing rentals on that street, basically 150 baht a set, take photos and make them!
✔️Big Buddha at Watergate: No! Photos from different angles are very beautiful! I personally think you must take the boat there! The scenery on both sides is very beautiful, and the uncle will stop at each photo spot to wait for us to take pictures, remember to bargain!
Day➌
Bangkok Safari Park➟Eat at a delicious and cheap restaurant recommended by local friends➟Khao San Road Night Market➟Take a car and boat to Koh Tao
✔️Safari world: Bangkok Safari Park, I saw it on the Petal Maps map that it is relatively close to Bangkok city. Remember to buy a joint ticket for the Safari Park and the Marine Zoo! The Internet celebrity orangutan and feeding giraffes are both in the Marine Zoo!
✅Travel preparation
ID card, passport, Thai baht cash, power bank, book round-trip air tickets and hotels in advance.
💰Thai baht: Some can be paid online or by credit card, but it is more convenient to use Thai baht!
🚗Book a pick-up in advance on Travel Aipu, which is convenient and hassle-free
✅Transportation and accommodation
🚊Bangkok has 7 ways to travel: light rail/subway/taxi/tuk-tuk/motorcycle/boat/walk
🚘Taxi: Grab is more convenient, and Petal Maps can also jump to taxis, but taxis are not recommended in the city, which is very congested
🏨Accommodation: Siam or Sukhumvit, as long as it is close to the subway
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