Explore Bangkok’s most famous landmark, the Grand Palace. Visit the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, which houses the venerated Emerald Buddha statue.
Marvel at the temple's stunning intricately decorated architecture and witness the majestic gold-covered reclining Buddha statue. You can also enjoy the traditional Thai massage services offered here.
Relish traditional Thai cuisine in a tranquil garden adorned with water features and tropical plants. The restaurant offers a broad range of tantalizing menus, prepared with fresh ingredients and authentic Thai flavors.
Take the ferry ride and explore the iconic Wat Arun. Sightseeing the four intricately designed corners of the temple’s towering spires, adorned with colorful glass and Chinese porcelain reflecting in the Chao Phraya River.
Browse the extensive collection of Asian art collected by American entrepreneur Jim Thompson. Take a tour of the house and admire the Thai traditional-style architecture, lush gardens surrounding it, and the exceptional Thai silk products.
End the day with skyline views of the city on the outdoor patio of this World's first vertical destination. Sip on beverage selections, including the famous Hangovertini and experience the perfect sunset ambiance.
Various types of transportation are available in Bangkok, including metered taxis, tuk-tuks, motorbikes, and public transportation such as the efficient BTS Skytrain. Grab, the largest ride-hailing platform in Southeast Asia, is also popular. Expect to pay around ฿200-฿400 per taxi ride between attractions.
If you have more time, Wat Arun can be substituted with a visit to the sprawling Chatuchak Weekend Market, while history buffs may prefer the National Museum. Alternatively, visitors may spend the afternoon taking a bicycle tour of Bangkok's hidden alleys and markets. If you have less time, you can skip Jim Thompson House and the rooftop bar, choosing to return to your hotel or airport.
Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) serves as Bangkok's main international hub, located 30 kilometers east of the city's center. Another airport is Don Mueang International Airport (DMK), which caters mainly to domestic flights and low-cost carriers. It is situated 24 kilometers north of central Bangkok.