Bangkok First Visit: Classic
The Grand Palace, Wat Pho, Wat Arun, the Siam shopping district and the Chatuchak Weekend Market: three days to see the best of Bangkok.
Three days organized by area. Day one covers the old-town temples plus Chinatown night eats. Day two is in the Siam area, with Jim Thompson House, malls and the Erawan Shrine (Four-Faced Buddha). Day three is the Chatuchak Weekend Market before heading to the airport. Stay in Siam, where light rail transfers are most convenient. No day trips are included, making this suitable for a short first visit.
November to February, the cool season, is the most comfortable. April is the hottest month, and May to October brings afternoon showers.
每日安排
第 1 天 · Old Town's Three Major Temples and Chinatown
曼谷（大皇宮與玉佛寺、臥佛寺、鄭王廟（黎明寺）、唐人街（耀華力路））
Take the BTS to Saphan Taksin, transfer to a Chao Phraya River express boat to Tha Tien Pier, then take a ferry across the river to Wat Arun. In the evening, take a taxi to Chinatown, about 30 minutes.
The Grand Palace has a strict dress code: wear long pants or a long skirt and cover your shoulders. Go in as soon as it opens at 8:30 a.m.
住宿：暹羅·拉差帕頌
第 2 天 · Siam Shopping District and Sky Views
曼谷（金湯普森之家、暹羅廣場與暹羅百麗宮、四面佛（伊拉旺神壇）、王權大廈天空步道）
Explore Siam on foot or take the BTS for one or two stops. In the evening, take the BTS to Chong Nonsi Station and go up King Power Mahanakhon.
Jim Thompson House requires entry with a guided tour. It's better to go in the morning.
住宿：暹羅·拉差帕頌
第 3 天 · Chatuchak Weekend Market and Departure
Take the BTS to Mo Chit Station or the MRT to Chatuchak Park Station. After shopping, return to your hotel to pick up your luggage. The Airport Rail Link to Suvarnabhumi takes about 30 minutes.
The market is open on Saturdays and Sundays, so plan the last day of your trip to fall on a weekend.