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6N/7D Dhaka to Bangkok & Pattaya Itinerary — Feb 18–24, 2026

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Day 1 · Wed, Feb 18
Bangkok

Arrival in Bangkok and evening exploration

Morning:

Since you arrive in Bangkok today and it's already early afternoon in Dhaka time, take a relaxed start: enjoy a late-morning brunch at Rocket Coffeebar S. Sathorn and stroll the nearby Lumphini Park for a gentle introduction to the city's green spaces and lake views. Afterwards, visit the nearby [Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (BACC)](https://www.google.com/search?q=Bangkok+Art+and+Culture+Centre+%28BACC%29+Dhaka+to+Bangkok+%2C+6+night+7+days+%2C+Bangkok+and+Pattaya+.+official+site) for contemporary Thai exhibitions and a coffee break, giving you a light cultural immersion without tiring yourself before the evening's activities.

Afternoon:

Ease into Bangkok's tempo with a late-afternoon visit to the bustling Chatuchak Park for a shaded walk and people-watching, then head to nearby Chatuchak Weekend Market (even on weekdays many smaller sections and cafés are open) to sample street snacks like coconut ice cream and mango sticky rice while browsing handicrafts. Finish the afternoon with a scenic canal boat ride from Khlong Saen Saep Pier toward the old city, giving you a relaxed, photogenic introduction to Bangkok's waterways before your evening plans.

Evening:

As twilight falls, head to Asiatique The Riverfront for an easy riverside evening-browse boutique stalls, enjoy street performances, and ride the giant Ferris wheel for panoramic night views of the Chao Phraya. Afterward, take a short taxi to Talat Noi for atmospheric alleyway murals, cozy bars and a late dinner at Jok Kitchen or a riverside seafood spot, letting you taste local flavors while staying close to central Bangkok before tomorrow's fuller temple itinerary.

Day 2 · Thu, Feb 19
Bangkok

Bangkok major temples and riverside attractions

Morning:

Begin your day at the majestic Wat Pho to admire the reclining Buddha and enjoy a traditional Thai massage at the temple's renowned massage school, then stroll across the river via the nearby ferry to explore the ornate grounds of Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn) and its steep porcelain-adorned prang for photos and panoramic river views. After temple visits, wander the historic Tha Tien Market for fresh fruit, jasmine garlands and boat-ride snacks, then take a long-tail boat along the Chao Phraya to soak in riverside life before a riverside lunch at The Deck by Arun Residence overlooking the temples.

Afternoon:

After a morning of riverside temples, drift into the relaxed charm of Thieves' Market (Saphan Phut area) for vintage finds and photo-worthy antiques, then stroll to the nearby Pak Khlong Talat (Flower Market) to soak up riotous colours and buy fragrant garlands. Finish the afternoon with a tranquil long-tail boat trip upriver to Baan Silapin (The Artist's House) on Khlong Bang Luang, where you can catch a traditional puppet show, sip tea in a wooden riverside gallery and watch locals paddling past as golden hour approaches.

Evening:

As twilight deepens, take a guided sunset cruise from River City Pier that threads past illuminated riverside landmarks while enjoying chilled Thai tapas and cocktails on board. After the cruise, disembark for a riverside stroll through ICONSIAM's open-air riverside plaza and food court, sampling signature dishes at the SookSiam street-food zone, then finish with nightcap cocktails on the rooftop bar at Avani+ Riverside Bangkok for sweeping night views of the Chao Phraya.

Day 3 · Fri, Feb 20
Bangkok

Markets, museums and rooftop views

Morning:

Start your morning at the bustling Or Tor Kor Market, sampling premium Thai fruits, spicy salads and freshly grilled seafood from stall vendors while watching locals shop for kitchen staples. From there, wander to the nearby Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) to see striking Thai modern art collections and rooftop sculptures, then finish with coffee and pastries at Baan Phadthai Café where you can relax and plan the afternoon's explorations.

Afternoon:

Wander through the colorful aisles of Talad Rod Fai Srinakarin (Train Night Market) for vintage finds, street-food snacks like grilled skewers and Thai crepes, and photo-ready neon signage as the market comes alive; arrive in late afternoon to beat the main evening crowds. After shopping, head to the nearby creative hub Warehouse 30 to browse designer boutiques and contemporary handicrafts, then climb to the intimate rooftop of The Garden of Dinsor Palace (or a similar nearby rooftop café) for sunset drinks and a relaxed view over the neighborhood before your evening rooftop plans.

Evening:

As night falls, wander through the lively lanes of Suan Lum Night Bazaar Ratchada sampling local barbecued skewers and mango sticky rice at stall counters before ducking into a hidden speakeasy. Afterward, head to Sky Bar at Lebua State Tower (or nearby Vertigo and Moon Bar if you prefer a slightly quieter vibe) for cocktails with sweeping city panoramas, then finish with late-night jazz at Saxophone Pub for an intimate live-music close to central Bangkok.

Day 4 · Sat, Feb 21
Pattaya

Transfer to Pattaya and beach time

Morning:

After an easy transfer from Bangkok, start your first Pattaya morning with a refreshing stroll and coffee at The Sky Gallery Pattaya, perched on a clifftop with sweeping sea views, then head down to Jomtien Beach for sunbathing, swimming and trying relaxed water-sports like stand-up paddleboarding. Pause mid-morning for fresh seafood and papaya salad at the seaside Naklua Seafood Market for a true local taste before wandering the quieter promenade toward the quaint Pattaya Viewpoint (Khao Pattaya) to catch early coastal vistas and orient yourself for the day's beach leisure.

Afternoon:

After settling into your hotel, head to Pattaya Floating Market to glide between wooden stalls, sample boat-served snacks like grilled river prawns and coconut pancakes, and browse handmade crafts for souvenirs. Later, visit the quieter Naklua Beach for a relaxed swim and fresh seafood at a beachfront shack, then finish the afternoon with panoramic coastal views from Khao Chi Chan (Buddha Mountain) as the sun softens-an easy, scenic progression from your morning clifftop start.

Evening:

As dusk settles, wander the lively Pattaya Walking Street to soak up neon nightlife, street performers and seafood grills, then duck into a beachfront bar for chilled beer and live music. Later, head to the charming Pattaya Night Bazaar for late-night shopping of handicrafts and souvenirs, and finish with a relaxed moonlit stroll along Pattaya Beach Promenade watching fishing boats bob against the lights.

Day 5 · Sun, Feb 22
Pattaya

Pattaya islands or water activities

Morning:

Catch an early speedboat from Bali Hai Pier for a half-day island hop to Koh Larn (Coral Island) where you can snorkel at Tawaen Beach's clear shallows, rent a sea kayak to explore hidden coves, and try freshly grilled seafood at a beachfront shack. After snorkeling, cycle or rent a scooter to visit the quieter Nual Beach (Monkey Beach) for relaxed sunbathing and photos before returning mid-morning to Pattaya to shower and prepare for afternoon water sports.

Afternoon:

After returning from Koh Larn, head to Pattaya Viewpoint (Khao Pattaya) for a quick photo stop, then join a guided sea-walk or discover helmet-diving at Pattaya Underwater World to meet tropical fish without full scuba certification. Finish the afternoon with a leisurely catamaran cruise from Pattaya Beach Pier-sip iced lemongrass tea while the crew points out snorkeling spots near nearby islets, then drop anchor for a swim at a calm bay before heading back to shore to freshen up for the evening.

Evening:

After a day on the water, unwind with sunset cocktails at Horizon Rooftop Bar for sweeping Gulf views, then stroll to The Glass House Pattaya for a beachfront dinner of grilled seafood and Thai curries under lantern light. Finish the night with live music and chilled drinks at The Sky Lounge & Bar on Beach Road, where the easy sea breeze and night-time lights provide a relaxed close to your island-adventure day.

Day 6 · Mon, Feb 23
Pattaya

Pattaya sightseeing and leisure

Morning:

Begin with a peaceful sunrise stroll and coffee at The Sky Terrace at Siam Bayshore, then head to the serene gardens and cultural displays of Nong Nooch Tropical Botanical Garden to wander themed gardens, watch a traditional Thai cultural performance, and try a short elephant-friendly photo session. Afterward, visit the cliffside Pattaya View Point (Khao Phra Tamnak) for sweeping coastal panoramas and a light seafood brunch at the nearby Mum Aroi Naklua to continue your relaxed coastal exploration before afternoon activities.

Afternoon:

Head to the artful seaside complex Pattaya Floating Market (Naklua section) for a relaxed boat ride through wooden stalls, tasting boat-served coconut pancakes and mango with sticky rice while hunting handmade souvenirs. Afterwards, drive up to the dramatic hill-top Sanctuary of Truth to admire its intricate teak carvings, stroll the beachfront sculpture gardens, and catch mellow late-afternoon light on the wooden façades before returning to your hotel to freshen up for evening plans.

Evening:

As twilight deepens, wander the colorful stalls and seaside promenade of Thepprasit Night Market to sample Thai street dishes like grilled squid and coconut pancakes, then catch a lively cabaret performance at Tiffany's Show Pattaya for glittering costumes and theatrical flair. Finish the night with chilled cocktails and sea breezes at Horizon Rooftop Bar & Restaurant (if you prefer sunset views earlier) or a relaxed moonlit walk along Pattaya Beach Promenade watching local night markets and fishing boats drift by.

Day 7 · Tue, Feb 24
Bangkok

Return to Bangkok and departure from Thailand

Morning:

After check-out and the transfer north from Pattaya, enjoy a calm final morning with a riverside stroll at Benjakitti Forest Park, where the lake reflections and boardwalk make for easy photos and last-minute relaxation. Follow with a leisurely brunch at Kuppa The Commons Bangkok to savor one last Thai-fusion breakfast and coffee, then pop into Jim Thompson House for a short guided tour through teak architecture and silk history-a compact cultural stop close to central Bangkok before your onward airport transfer.

Afternoon:

After your morning Jim Thompson stop and brunch, spend a relaxed afternoon wandering the leafy lanes of Bang Krachao - rent a bicycle to glide along elevated boardwalks, visit the Sri Nakhon Khuean Khan Park & Botanical Garden for quiet lakeside views, and pop into a floating-market-style café for iced Thai tea. Finish with a calm pre-flight meal at The Never Ending Summer by the riverside in the creative warehouse district, where modern Thai cuisine offers a satisfying last taste of the city before your transfer to the airport.

Evening:

After freshening up at your hotel, enjoy a relaxed last-evening stroll through Rod Fai Market Ratchada to pick up unique vintage souvenirs and sample final street-food favorites like boat noodles and coconut pancakes. Finish with a memorable farewell dinner at Blue Elephant Bangkok for refined Royal Thai cuisine in a colonial setting, then take a short tuk-tuk ride to Mahanakhon SkyWalk for one last panoramic city-lit view before heading to the airport or your evening transfer.

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