Bangkok Itinerary Sample For 72 Hours

This sample Bangkok itinerary will definitely give you the chance to make the most out of this experience.

BANGKOK ITINERARY – Visiting Thailand’s Bangkok? Here’s a sample itinerary for you whether you’re a first time traveler or not.

The most visited city in the world in Bangkok and it is, at the same time, considered as the epicenter of backpacking culture. This is the place where affordable prices are found, delicious local cuisine, and a home to a lost of hospitable people in Southeast Asia.

Bangkok Itinerary
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Bangkok, in Thailand, is the capital and is the commercial, economic, and political center. More than the high buildings and other modern structures, there’s actually more to these in this highly-urbanized metropolis. The past remains in this place and it is seen in some of its highly-visited tourist spots.

If you happen to visit this city and only got 72 hours from your time, here’s a guide:

DAY 1

  • A visit to the popular Chatuchak Weekend Market. If you are sleepy from your flight, this is the best way to wake you up. The brilliant and bustling area will surely wake your senses up. You will be filled seeing thousands of stalls consisting of food, local souvenirs, clothes to vintage items, plants, furniture, ceramic good and many more.
  • After the stroll in Chatuchak, enjoy an adventurous evening of food tour by tuk tuk. Try the well-known and well-loved local staples and unique dishes. You may also stop by historical sites such as Fort Sumen, Ananta Samakon Throne Hall and the Rama V Statue.
Bangkok Itinerary
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DAY 2

  • Be in awe of the amazing historical structures of the city. Spend your day 2 in an immersive experience by visiting famous landmarks. Visit spots such as The Grand Palace and The Emerald Buddha.
  • After lunch, visit the Wat Pho complex where you can see the giant sleeping Buddha.
  • On the evening, enjoy the world-class Thai performance of Siam Niramit where you can witness flying dancers, see elephants and goats on stage, heart-moving storylines, and non-stop action.
  • After this, head to the Khao San Road. This is the place to be if you are in search of nightlife spots, street food vendors, cafes, budget hostels, massage parlours, market stalls, tattoo shops, and more.

DAY 3

  • You surely cannot leave Thailand without shopping. Buy souvenirs and among others in shopping malls such as Terminal 21, Platinum Fashion Mall, Siam Paragon, CentralWorld, MBK, and Pantip Plaza.
  • Before leaving, make sure to make a stop at a 7-Eleven store where you can buy Thai snacks or drinks for you will definitely miss this place.  

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