Day 1:

Breakfast at a local café

Start your day with a traditional Thai breakfast at a local café. Try dishes like Khao Tom (rice soup) or Patongo (Thai donuts).

Visit the Grand Palace

Explore the stunning architecture and rich history of the Grand Palace, home to the Emerald Buddha. Allow around 2-3 hours for the visit.

Enjoy a delicious Pad Thai at a restaurant near the Grand Palace.

Visit Wat Pho, famous for its giant reclining Buddha and traditional Thai massage school. Spend around 1-2 hours here.

Enjoy a scenic sunset cruise on the Chao Phraya River. This is a great way to see the city from a different perspective.

Savor local dishes while enjoying the riverside view. Recommended dish: Tom Yum Goong (spicy shrimp soup).

. Day 2:

Enjoy a leisurely breakfast with local flavors at your hotel or hostel.

Spend the morning exploring one of the largest markets in the world, filled with local crafts, food stalls, and unique items. Allow around 2-3 hours.

Try various street foods like mango sticky rice or grilled chicken skewers during your visit to Chatuchak.

Take a break and enjoy the tranquility of Lumpini Park. It's a great spot for a walk or to just unwind.

Visit the historic home of American businessman Jim Thompson, known for revitalizing the Thai silk industry. Guided tours are available.

Experience the vibrant street food scene in Bangkok. Try dishes like Som Tum (papaya salad) and grilled meats.

. Day 3:

Start your day with fresh pastries and coffee at a local bakery.

Pay a visit to the famous Erawan Shrine, known for its beautiful Thai dance performances and spiritual significance.

Explore the MBK Center for souvenirs and local goods. It’s a great place to shop for affordable items.

Enjoy a variety of Thai and international cuisines at the MBK food court.

Explore contemporary art exhibitions and cultural events at this vibrant art center. Spend around 1-2 hours here.

End your trip with a dinner at a rooftop restaurant, enjoying panoramic views of the Bangkok skyline.