3 day itinerary for Bangkok

Itinerary

Bangkok is a vibrant city with so much to offer, especially for families. With your little adventurers in tow, I’ve crafted a fun-filled 3-day itinerary that balances culture, adventure, and relaxation. Let’s dive in!

## Day 1: Cultural Exploration and Fun

Morning:

• Grand Palace & Wat Phra Kaew: Start your day with a visit to the Grand Palace, where the kids can marvel at the stunning architecture and the Emerald Buddha. Make sure to explain the significance of the place in a fun way—maybe even turn it into a little treasure hunt to find specific statues or decorations!
• Tip: Dress modestly (long pants and sleeves) as it’s a sacred site.

Lunch:

• Nearby Local Eatery: Grab some delicious Thai food at a nearby restaurant. Look for kid-friendly options like Pad Thai or fried rice.

Afternoon:

• Wat Pho: After lunch, head to Wat Pho to see the famous Reclining Buddha. The kids will love the sheer size of it! There’s also a lovely garden area where they can run around a bit.
• Thai Massage: While the kids explore, consider a quick foot massage at one of the nearby massage shops. It’s a great way to relax!

Evening:

• Asiatique The Riverfront: Head to this lively night market. There are plenty of shops, restaurants, and even a Ferris wheel! The girls will love the vibrant atmosphere and the chance to pick out a little souvenir.
• Dinner: Enjoy dinner at one of the riverside restaurants.

## Day 2: Nature and Adventure

Morning:

• Dusit Zoo or Safari World: Start your day with a visit to Dusit Zoo, where the kids can see a variety of animals. Alternatively, Safari World offers a drive-through safari experience that’s super fun for kids!

Lunch:

• Picnic in the Park: If you choose Dusit Zoo, pack a picnic lunch to enjoy in the park. If you’re at Safari World, there are food stalls available.

Afternoon:

• KidZania Bangkok: After lunch, head to KidZania, an interactive city made for kids! They can role-play different professions, from doctors to pilots, and it’s a fantastic way for them to learn while having fun.

Evening:

• Dinner at a Themed Restaurant: Treat the family to dinner at a themed restaurant like the “Sirocco Sky Bar” (if you can manage the kids’ bedtime) or a fun place like “Cabbages & Condoms,” which has a quirky theme and great food.

## Day 3: Water Fun and Relaxation

Morning:

• Bangkok’s Floating Markets: Start your day with a visit to a floating market like Damnoen Saduak or Taling Chan. The kids will love the boat ride and the colorful stalls. You can try some local snacks while you’re there!

Lunch:

• Local Street Food: Enjoy lunch at the market, sampling various Thai street foods. The kids might enjoy trying mango sticky rice!

Afternoon:

• Siam Ocean World: Head to Siam Paragon and visit Siam Ocean World, one of the largest aquariums in Southeast Asia. The kids will be fascinated by the underwater tunnels and the variety of marine life.

Evening:

• Lumphini Park: Wind down your trip with a visit to Lumphini Park. Let the kids run around, rent a paddle boat, or just enjoy the beautiful surroundings.
• Dinner: Finish your trip with a casual dinner at a nearby restaurant or a food court in one of the shopping malls.

Tips for Traveling with Kids:

• Stay Hydrated: Bangkok can be hot, so keep water bottles handy.
• Transportation: Use the BTS Skytrain or river taxis to avoid traffic and make it fun for the kids.
• Rest Time: Don’t forget to schedule some downtime at your hotel to recharge!

I hope this itinerary helps you create wonderful memories in Bangkok with your family! Enjoy your trip! 🌏✨