7 Days of Bangkok Temples and Street Food Itinerary

Start your day with a visit to Temple of the Dawn (Wat Arun). This iconic riverside temple is best visited in the morning when it's less crowded. Enjoy breakfast at a nearby café before heading out.

After Wat Arun, take a short boat ride to Temple of the Reclining Buddha (Wat Pho). Spend some time marveling at the massive reclining Buddha statue. For lunch, head to Thipsamai Pad Thai Pratu Phi, famous for its delicious Pad Thai.

Spend your evening exploring Asiatique The Riverfront, an open-air mall with shops, restaurants, and entertainment options. Have dinner at Sala Rattanakosin Eatery And Bar for another riverside dining experience.

Begin your day with a visit to Jim Thompson House Museum, where you can learn about Jim Thompson's life and his contributions to the Thai silk industry. Enjoy breakfast at their on-site café.

Head over to Bangkok National Museum for an afternoon immersed in Thai culture and history. For lunch, try out some local street food at nearby stalls or dine at Prachak Roasted Duck, known for its succulent roasted duck dishes.

In the evening, explore Khao San Road, famous for its vibrant nightlife and street food scene. Have dinner at one of the many food stalls or restaurants along this bustling street.

Start your day with a relaxing walk in Lumpini Park (Lumphini Park). Enjoy breakfast from one of the park's vendors while taking in the serene surroundings.

Visit MOCA Bangkok (Museum of Contemporary Art) for an afternoon filled with modern art exhibits. For lunch, head to Baan Khanitha & Gallery, which offers traditional Thai cuisine in an artistic setting.

End your day with a visit to Sky Bar for breathtaking views of Bangkok's skyline. Have dinner at their restaurant while enjoying panoramic views of the city.

Begin your day with a visit to Taling Chan Floating Market. This market is less touristy than others and offers a more authentic experience. Enjoy breakfast from one of the boat vendors, sampling local delicacies.

After the floating market, head to Chatuchak Market, one of the largest markets in the world. Spend your afternoon exploring its many stalls, which sell everything from clothing to antiques. For lunch, try out some street food within the market or dine at Soul Food Mahanakorn, known for its delicious Thai street food-inspired dishes.

In the evening, visit Bangkok Chinatown (Yaowarat). This area comes alive at night with numerous food stalls and shops. Have dinner at Jay Fai, a Michelin-starred street food stall famous for its crab omelette.

Wat Ratchanatdaram Woravihara (Loha Prasat) is a unique temple with a multi-tiered structure that resembles a metal castle. Start your day here and enjoy breakfast at a nearby café.

Golden Mount (Wat Saket) is another must-visit historical site. Climb up to the top for panoramic views of Bangkok. For lunch, head to Krua Apsorn, known for its traditional Thai dishes.

Baiyoke Sky Tower offers one of the best views of Bangkok's skyline. Visit their observation deck in the evening and have dinner at their rooftop restaurant while enjoying breathtaking views.

Marble Temple (Wat Benchamabophit) is an architectural marvel made entirely of Italian marble. Start your day here and enjoy breakfast from nearby vendors.

MBK Center is a massive shopping mall where you can spend your afternoon shopping for souvenirs or just exploring its many stores. For lunch, dine at El Mercado Bangkok, known for its fresh seafood and European-inspired dishes.

End your trip with a relaxing evening at Lumpinee Boxing Stadium, where you can watch traditional Muay Thai boxing matches. Have dinner at Supanniga Eating Room , which offers delicious Thai cuisine in a cozy setting.