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4 days in Bangkok, Thailand

Four days of golden temples, river boats, night markets and rooftop views — Bangkok at group pace.

Best time to go: November–February, the cool and dry season.

Bangkok with friends · Tripwith

Sample itinerary — make it yours.

Stay

Lub d Bangkok SiamNext to the BTS skytrain and Siam malls — easy for groups.

Day 1 · Temples & the river

Grand Palace in Phra Nakhon, BangkokGrand PalacePhra Nakhon · Strict dress code — long trousers or skirts, covered shoulders.08:30
Wat Pho in Phra Nakhon, BangkokWat PhoPhra Nakhon · Reclining Buddha, plus a Thai massage school on site.11:00
Wat Arun in Bangkok Yai, BangkokWat ArunBangkok Yai · Quick ferry across the river.15:00
Yaowarat (Chinatown) in Samphanthawong, BangkokYaowarat (Chinatown)Samphanthawong · Street food crawl after dark.19:00

Day 2 · Markets & old Bangkok

Chatuchak Weekend Market in Chatuchak, BangkokChatuchak Weekend MarketChatuchak · Weekends only — huge, so pick a meeting point.09:00
Jim Thompson House in Pathum Wan, BangkokJim Thompson HousePathum Wan · Teak house museum with guided tours.14:00
Lumphini Park in Pathum Wan, BangkokLumphini ParkPathum Wan · Evening jog and monitor lizards.17:00

Day 3 · River day

Chao Phraya Express Boat in Sathon, BangkokChao Phraya Express BoatSathon · Cheapest river tour in town — hop on at Sathorn Pier.10:00
ICONSIAM in Khlong San, BangkokICONSIAMKhlong San · Floating-market food hall indoors.12:00
Asiatique in Bang Kho Laem, BangkokAsiatiqueBang Kho Laem · Riverside night market and Ferris wheel.18:00

Day 4 · Views & nightlife

Mahanakhon SkyWalk in Bang Rak, BangkokMahanakhon SkyWalkBang Rak · Glass floor 300 m up — book a sunset slot.17:30

Before you go

Getting in from the airport

From Suvarnabhumi (BKK), the Airport Rail Link reaches the city in about 30 minutes. From Don Mueang (DMK), take the SRT Red Line or a taxi.

Getting around

Use the BTS skytrain and MRT subway to beat traffic, river boats for the old town, and Grab for everything else.

Temple dress code

Cover shoulders and knees at the Grand Palace and major temples — they will turn you away.

Where to stay as a group

Siam or Sukhumvit for transport links and malls, Silom for rooftops and nightlife, the riverside for views.

FAQ

Is 4 days enough for Bangkok?

Yes — it covers the temples, markets and river. Add a day trip to Ayutthaya or a floating market.

When is Chatuchak open?

The main market runs on weekends, so plan that day for a Saturday or Sunday.

How do we split costs as a group?

Bangkok street food and markets like Chatuchak are mostly cash in baht, and local ATMs often charge foreign cards a fee, so one person tends to withdraw for the group. Add this plan as a trip in Tripwith, invite your friends, and log those cash runs, Grab rides and meals, and Tripwith works out who owes who.