How to Spend 3 Days Exploring Bangkok from Sukhumvit – Explore the fascinating experiences of Bangkok!

A city offering multifaceted experiences, Bangkok is the most visited global destination. Experiencing the attractions of this city can be a challenge on a 3-day visit. Yet choosing centrally located accommodation with easy access to the BTS Skytrain is a good start to make it happen.

Day 01

Have a head start each day by booking one of the Sukhumvit hotels in Bangkok. 4-star properties such as NH Bangkok Sukhumvit Boulevard, located just 3 minutes from the BTS station, are a good option. Once checked in, change into comfortable clothing and footwear, and set off to explore Benchasiri Park. Its green spaces, walking paths, and serene lakes refresh visitors while enabling them to enjoy nature. Afterwards, browse the Sukhumvit street markets to pick up souvenirs and taste tantalizing street food. 

Day 02

How to Spend 3 Days Exploring Bangkok from Sukhumvit

Start early to explore cultural landmarks in the Old Town before the midday heat. The iconic Grand Palace, the official residence of the Kings of Thailand, portrays fine architecture. Temple of the Emerald Buddha, within the Palace Complex, is the most sacred Buddhist temple in Thailand, these showcase the nation’s rich culture. Afterwards, try an all-day breakfast at one of the chic cafes. An interesting boat ride on the Chao Phraya River thereafter is best to gain a different perspective of Bangkok. After all these excursions have a quiet evening at the hotel followed by dinner.

Day 03

Let the shopaholic in you take over as you visit the glittering shopping malls in Bangkok such as Siam Paragon, Terminal 21, or the Chatuchak Weekend Market if it is the weekend. Enjoy the shopping and try different Thai food delights as you shop. After being on the move all day, treat yourself to a soothing Thai Massage and dinner in style on this last day.

Useful Tips

•    When using these suggestions, rely on your judgment on which combinations you try each day. 
•    Be modestly dressed when visiting temples.