Day Tour in Bangkok

It is hot, affordable, crowded, and friendly. Bangkok has its good points and the bad but still manages to stay on top. Have you ever seen its mess of tangled wires and broken roads? Amidst chaos likes an amazingly beautiful city and congeniality that most tourists remember after they have gone to this place. It is the floating market, the delicious street food, and the affordable fashion goods that make them keep coming back for more. So how will you be able to enjoy a day tour in Bangkok? Read on.

Simple, Local Breakfast

Jump start your day with a bowl of rice porridge or jok, pork skewers and a doughnut or potango. Load up with some fresh fruits from street vendors. Among the most popular onces include papaya, melon, and mangoes.

Palace and Temples

The immaculate grounds of Grand Palace complement its beautiful architecture. The main attraction here is the Emerald Buddha that beautifully shines because of its stones, Jade.

Right next to the palace is Wat Pho. This is considered to be the pioneer of Thai massage. There is a massage school at the grounds that offer affordable packages for guests.

Also, you should see Saphan Taksin pier. You can rent a boat here to traverse the Chao Phraya River and see Wat Arun (Temple of the Dawn). Cruise through khlongs or canals for a more memorable experience.

Lunch at Chote Chitr

Relax while having lunch at Chote Chirt. This is asmall, family-run dining area that is one of the most ancient and popular in Bangkok. You can try here some unique specialties like yam hua plee, which is a shredded banana flower salad. This is a common favorite!

Shopping Spree at an Outdoor Market

Chatuchak or JJ Market is a never-ending halfway filled with shops that sell everything from handmade accessories to reptiles. This is considered to be the world’s biggest weekend market as it covers nearly 30 acres and accommodates as many as 15,000 stalls. Prices are being standardized so feel free to spend away.

Silk, History and a Thai Massage

After World War II, American Jim Thompson has revived Thailand’s silk trade. Guided tours take guests through his traditional teak Thai house and give insights into his life and his treasures. You will find a small gift shop is on the grounds, but for those who want something special can head over to the Jim Thompson outlet, which is a five storey shop of silk fabric, furniture, household materials, fashion clothing and accessories at reasonable prices.

No trip to Bangkok is ever complete without getting a Thai massage. It’s very tempting to just spend the whole day relaxing and getting pampered. No need to worry about your budget, you can certainly do it affordably, too. You can find local places are open rooms with mats and chairs, so expect a lot of conversation while giggling on a massage. If you want a more upscale venue for privacy and a cosy ambiance, go to Ruen Nuad or Health Land Ekamai.

Bangkok’s Legendary Nightlife

Guests can enjoy world class bars in Bangkok. To kick off the night, go to the night market first and grab some delectable street food before partying. From there, start choosing your poison. You can go to Khao San Road for affordable buckets or grab a stiff drink at Smith. If you want some style while partying, go the Three Sixty at Hilton to enjoy good views from the rooftop or to Balco Bar where you would see Chai Phraya River as your background.

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