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Bangkok in twelve days — Culture, gastronomy and nature escape

Twelve days in Bangkok for a couple seeking a comfortable yet intense stay, between iconic temples, bustling markets, rooftops and nature excursions in the surroundings. The fast-paced rhythm alternates urban explorations, gourmet breaks and wellness experiences for a complete Thai immersion.

11/09/2026

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11:30

Landing at SuvarnabhumiFree

Flight Paris CDG → Bangkok BKK, arrival mid-day.

Tip: Get a local SIM or eSIM as soon as you arrive at the airport.

13:30

Lunch at Err Urban Rustic Noodle~€10

Trendy canteen serving homemade noodles and reimagined Thai dishes near Sukhumvit.

Tip: Try the boat noodles or pad kee mao.

15:30

Walk around Wat Pho and the Grand Palace

Stroll past Wat Pho with its 46 m reclining Buddha, then the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew.

Tip: Covered clothing for shoulders and knees is mandatory at the Grand Palace.

18:00

Cocktail at Sala Rattanakosin~€10

Rooftop facing Wat Arun for an aperitif at sunset over the river.

Tip: Arrive around 5:30 PM to catch the light on the temple.

19:30

Dinner at Roti Mataba Tha Tien~€10

Gourmet stop by the river for a sweet roti and wok-fried pad thai, facing the illuminated Wat Arun.

Tip: Get a terrace table just before nightfall for the view.

21:00

Ferry crossing to Wat Arun~€10

Short public boat crossing to admire Wat Arun at night, fully illuminated.

Tip: The 8:30 PM ferry is less crowded and very photogenic.

08:00

Breakfast at On Lok Yun~€10

Century-old Chinatown institution for a Sino-Thai breakfast: toast, egg, iced coffee.

Tip: Arrive early, quick line but tiny counter.

09:30

Maharat Amulet MarketFree

Discovery of Buddhist amulets, a unique and lively market under the trees facing the river.

Tip: Ask a vendor for the meaning of the Maha Phrom amulets.

11:00

Long-tail boat ride on the khlongs

Traditional boat tour through the Thonburi canals, stilt houses and hidden temples.

Tip: Board at Khlong Bang Luang, more authentic than the classic tours.

13:00

Lunch at Err Daily Kitchen or Baan Khanitha by the River

Refined Thai cuisine by the river, specialties like gaeng keow wan or basil fish.

Tip: Ask for a river-side table when making the reservation.

15:00

Wat Saket (Golden Mountain)~€10

Temple on an artificial hill with panoramic views of Rattanakosin, and its large golden stupa.

Tip: Climb the 300 steps in the late afternoon for the light.

17:00

Wat Suthat and the Grand Swing~€10

Temple housing ancient murals and the famous giant red swing, a peaceful haven.

Tip: The murals in the outdoor galleries are remarkable.

19:00

Dinner in Chinatown: T&K Seafood~€10

Iconic street restaurant on Yaowarat, famous for its garlic shrimp and curry crab.

Tip: Choose tables on the street side for the atmosphere and view.

21:00

Yaowarat Road by nightFree

Stroll through the main street of Chinatown illuminated by neon lights, dessert and seafood stalls.

Tip: Try the small kanom buang crepes for dessert.

Still 10 days left — plus the budget

Coming up next

Day 3 Major temples and modern Siam · Bangkok
Day 4 Floating markets, Amphawa and canals · Bangkok
Day 5 Ayutthaya, historic capital · Bangkok
Day 6 Art, canals and nightlife · Bangkok
Day 7 Bangkok – Temples etiatique etiatique · Bangkok
Day 8 Bangkok – Floating Markets etiatique · Bangkok
Day 9 Bangkok – Relaxation etiatique · Bangkok
Day 10 Bangkok – Ethnic History · Bangkok
Day 11 Bangkok – Ethnic City · Bangkok
Day 12 Bangkok – Religious heritage · Bangkok

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