
Bangkok
Markets, temples, rooftops and the country's transport hub.
- Budget level
- Affordable
- Best months
- Nov, Dec, Jan, Feb
- Ideal stay
- 2–4 days
- Best for
- Food, Culture, Nightlife
Overview
Riverside temples and canal neighbourhoods sit beside rail-connected malls and one of Asia's deepest street-food scenes.
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Why go to Bangkok
- Every domestic route starts here
- Exceptional value for food and hotels
Budget
Bangkok is affordable by Thailand standards. Across Thailand, mid-range travellers typically spend about $75–$110 per person per day.
Country-level planning estimate, excluding flights. See the full Thailand budget breakdown.
Practical information
- Use the BTS/MRT to avoid traffic
- Dress modestly for temples
Things to do in Bangkok
- Grand Palace at opening time
- Chinatown food crawl on Yaowarat
- River ferry between piers
When to go to Bangkok
Plan 2–4 days here. Highlighted months are the best fit for most travellers.
Getting around
- Domestic flights link Bangkok with the north and the southern islands quickly
- Trains and long-distance buses cover the country affordably, including overnight services
Suggested itineraries
North and Andaman
14 daysCity, mountains, then west-coast islands.
Route: Bangkok → Chiang Mai → Krabi
Gulf-coast beach trip
10 daysMinimal moving, maximum beach.
Route: Bangkok → Koh Samui → Koh Tao & Koh Phangan

