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Start the day with a visit to the Jim Thompson House, a beautiful complex of traditional Thai houses and gardens, once the home of American businessman and silk entrepreneur Jim Thompson. Take a tour and learn about traditional Thai architecture and silk-making.

After the Jim Thompson House, head over to the Chatuchak Weekend Market, one of the largest markets in the world and a treasure trove of Thai handicrafts, clothing, and food. Get lost in the maze of stalls and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere.

End the day with a visit to the Siam Niramit cultural show, a dazzling display of Thai dance, music, and history.

Take a day trip to Ayutthaya, the ancient capital of Siam and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit the magnificent ruins of the ancient temples and palaces, and take a boat ride along the river.

After Ayutthaya, head over to the Bang Pa-In Summer Palace, a beautiful complex of palaces and gardens used by the Thai royal family.

End the day with a visit to one of Bangkok's many rooftop bars, such as the Sky Bar at Lebua State Tower or the Octave Rooftop Lounge and Bar at the Marriott Hotel, for stunning views of the city.

Visit the Wat Arun temple, known for its stunning Khmer-style spires and intricate mosaics. Take a boat ride across the river to get there.

After Wat Arun, head over to the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, a bustling market where vendors sell their wares from boats on the water. Take a boat ride and enjoy the sights and smells of the market.

End the day with a visit to Chinatown, a vibrant district known for its street food and markets. Try the famous Yaowarat Toasted Bread with Pandan Custard at the famous Nai-Ek Roll Noodle shop.

Visit the Wat Phra Kaew temple, home to the famous Emerald Buddha statue and one of the most sacred sites in Thailand.

After Wat Phra Kaew, take a cooking class and learn how to make traditional Thai dishes like tom yum soup and green curry.

End the day with a visit to one of Bangkok's many night markets, such as the Rot Fai Market, known for its vintage clothing and antiques, or the Talad Neon Market, known for its street food and neon lights.