Bangkok 3-Day Itinerary: Ultimate Travel Guide from a 33-Time Visitor’s Experience

Hi~ I’m Shan Gu.
Spent 3 days in Bangkok and absolutely loved this kind of trip without the pressure of checking off tourist spots. Feeling the evening breeze by the Chao Phraya River made every day so blissful. Compiled a super detailed guide—suggest saving it!

📝 **[3 Days & 2 Nights Bangkok Itinerary]**
**Day 1**: Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen (Giant Buddha) → Grand Palace → Wat Arun sunset → Chinatown Night Market
**Day 2**: Erawan Shrine (Four-Face Buddha) → Chulalongkorn University → Khao San Road → Siam Square → Viral Overpass
**Day 3**: Damnoen Saduak Floating Market → Maeklong Railway Market → Asiatique The Riverfront

🍃 **[6 Must-Visit Spots in Bangkok]**
1️⃣ **Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen (Giant Buddha)**
Navigate to Uruea Cafe or 960 Phet Kasem 15 Alley, Lane 9 for the perfect shots of the Buddha in the alley and by the river.
2️⃣ **Wat Arun**
Head to Public View Point, a free observation deck. The temple lights up at sunset—stunning!

3️⃣ **Chinatown**
With its dense rows of neon signs, it feels like stepping into old Shanghai. The lit-up signs at night add a retro vibe.
4️⃣ **Jungle Café**
After The Rain Coffee and Gallery lets you paddle through a rainforest while sipping coffee—so relaxing.
5️⃣ **Grand Palace**
One of Bangkok’s landmarks.

The nearby alleys are great for photos, with one side framing the palace and the other Wat Arun.
6️⃣ **The Mustang Blu**
Housed in an old Chinatown building, this was once a century-old Bangkok bank. The corner entrance is super photogenic.

⭐️ **[Travel Tips]**
✅ Buy a local SIM card or data plan online in advance, or grab one at the airport or 7-Eleven upon arrival.
✅ Exchange Thai Baht at a bank before traveling—overseas rates are less favorable.
✅ Essential apps: Google Translate (for Thai) and Google Maps (for navigation), and you’re all set to explore Bangkok!