6 Days in Bangkok

🗺️🗺️ Bangkok
Day 1: We kicked off our adventure at ICONSIAM and Chinatown. The vibrant energy of the city hit us right away — colorful markets, delicious street food, and stunning river views. Chinatown’s bustling streets were alive with sounds and scents, making it an unforgettable first taste of Bangkok. We absolutely loved the mix of modern luxury and traditional charm!
Day 2: Visited the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), and it completely blew us away. The creativity and boldness of the exhibits really inspired us. Walking through the galleries felt like a journey into Thailand’s modern artistic soul — a perfect way to connect with the culture on a deeper level.
Day 3: The Erawan Museum was a true gem. Its authentic Thai architecture and rich symbolism gave us a profound sense of the country’s spiritual heritage. The giant three-headed elephant statue was awe-inspiring, and the peaceful gardens made it a calming and memorable experience.
Day 4: Explored the Louis Vuitton Murakami exhibition — pure visual delight! The fusion of luxury fashion with vibrant, playful art was stunning. Every piece was beautifully crafted, and the whole exhibition felt like stepping into a colorful dream.
Day 5: We visited Wat Arun, but it was quite crowded and hectic, which took away a bit from the experience. However, the real highlight was the evening festival of Songkran! The joyful water fights and lively celebrations swept us up in the spirit of Thai New Year — it was wild, fun, and totally unforgettable.
Day 6: Said goodbye to Bangkok and flew home, hearts full of amazing memories from an incredible trip.

📍📍 [Must-Visit Attractions]
1.The Erawan Museum
2. MOCA

🥘🥘 [Must-Try Food] Pad Thai

🏠🏠 [Accommodation ]
1.Hotel Amber Sukhumvit 85

📷📷 [Photo Spots] Chinatown

📣📣 [Tips] Capture Movement and Life
Bangkok is full of action — tuk-tuks whizzing by, monks walking, street vendors cooking. Try shutter speeds that either freeze action or create motion blur for dynamic shots.