Day 1: : Arrival & Iconic Temples

•Check into your hotel (Sukhumvit for nightlife, Riverside for luxury, or Old Town for culture). 

•Grand Palace & Wat Phra Kaew – Explore the most famous landmark in Bangkok, home to the Emerald Buddha. 

•Wat Pho (Temple of the Reclining Buddha) – See the massive golden reclining Buddha and get a traditional Thai massage at the nearby school. 

•Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn) – Stunning temple with incredible riverside views, especially at sunset.

•Dinner at a rooftop bar like Above Riva or Vertigo for a cityscape view.

Day 2: Floating Markets & Chao Phraya River

•Early morning trip to Damnoen Saduak or Amphawa Floating Market – Explore the vibrant boat markets and try local food. (Alternatively, visit the more local Taling Chan Floating Market closer to the city).

 •Explore Bangkok’s Chinatown (Yaowarat Road) – Try famous street food like roast duck and dim sum. 

•Take a longtail boat ride along the Chao Phraya River & canals – Experience Bangkok’s old stilt houses and temples from the water. 

•Sunset at Asiatique the Riverfront – A mix of a night market and shopping mall with riverside dining and entertainment. 

•Dinner at The Never Ending Summer – Great Thai cuisine by the river.

Day 3: Shopping & Modern Bangkok 

•Visit the famous shopping malls: 

•MBK Center (budget shopping, souvenirs) 

•Siam Paragon (luxury brands) 

•CentralWorld (huge variety, great food court) 

•Platinum Fashion Mall (wholesale clothing and accessories) 

•Jim Thompson House – Learn about Thai silk and history in a beautifully preserved traditional house. 

•Explore Sukhumvit & Thonglor – Trendy areas with cafés, bars, and boutique stores. 

•Dinner at a Michelin-recommended Thai restaurant like Bo.Lan or Nahm. 

•Enjoy Bangkok’s nightlife at a rooftop bar (Octave, Lebua Sky Bar) or a speakeasy in Thonglor.

Day 4: Ayutthaya Day Trip (UNESCO Heritage Site)

•Take a morning train or private tour to Ayutthaya (1.5 hours from Bangkok).

 •Explore ancient ruins and temples:

•Wat Mahathat – The famous Buddha head entwined in tree roots. 

•Wat Phra Si Sanphet – Impressive temple with large chedis (stupas).

•Wat Chaiwatthanaram – One of the most photogenic temples. 

•Try boat noodles or river prawns at a local restaurant. 

•Return to Bangkok for a relaxing evening. 

•Dinner cruise on the Chao Phraya River (try the Manohra or Chao Phraya Princess Cruise).

Day 5: Local Markets & Departure 

•Chatuchak Weekend Market (if visiting on a weekend) – Over 8,000 stalls selling clothes, souvenirs, and street food. 

•Or, visit Or Tor Kor Market – A premium fresh market with amazing Thai fruits and snacks. 

•Erawan Shrine & shopping at Gaysorn Village – A mix of spirituality and luxury shopping.

•Last-minute massage or spa at Let’s Relax or Divana Spa. 

•Depart for the airport (Suvarnabhumi or Don Mueang).