Wat Arun also known as the Temple of Dawn, is an iconic Bangkok temple with stunning Buddhist art, Khmer-style spires, and a pyramid-like shape. A visit here is spiritual and entrancing at the same time.
Bumrungrad Hospital one of Bangkok’s best hospitals, offers medical tourists state-of-the-art medical care, at affordable rates. Book an appointment in advance to have your eye surgery done and revel in luxurious comfort during your stay here
The Grand Palace is a must-visit destination in Bangkok; an opulent site where royalty once lived. Its intricate details and length of history make it a fascinating site to behold.
At the Thai Culture Center, immerse yourself in the fascinating history, heritage, and art of Thai culture. An engaging experience if you're looking to learn more about the Thai identity.
Chatuchak Weekend Market is a shopper’s paradise, perfect for finding souvenirs and trinkets to take back home. Experience the lively atmosphere and haggle prices with the vendors.
The Chao Phraya River flows through the heart of Bangkok and is the focal point of sightseeing tours. Take a scenic boat ride and witness the life along the river, the ornate temples, and historic architecture.
The Temple of the Reclining Buddha, known locally as Wat Pho, is the oldest temple in Bangkok. The highlight is an enormous reclining Buddha, make sure to calmly walk around and see what else is buried within the temple.
In Bangkok, you can move around by taking a tuk-tuk or a taxi, and for a more adventurous mode of transport, rent a motorcycle. For a more comfortable option, the BTS and MRT Skytrain is widely accessible, fast and is an affordable mode of transportation. Grab is also available for convenient and cheap transport options. In terms of transportation for day 2, your eye surgery recovery is not recommended for up to 24 hours, so plan for accommodations around the hospital.
If you have extra time, we recommend exploring more markets around Bangkok such as the Damnoen Saduak or the Amphawa Floating markets, optimal for getting a glimpse of the local way of life. If you have less time, prioritize and make sure to visit the top three destinations (Wat Arun,The Grand Palace, Temple of the Reclining Buddha).
Bangkok hosts two airports; Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) and Don Mueang International Airport (DMK). BKK, the primary airport, is situated around 25 km east of Bangkok City Centre, making it a more reasonable option for international travelers. DMK, on the other hand, is Bangkok's older airport, and the hub for many domestic and regional flights, situated 24 km north of the city.