5 days and 4 nights in Bangkok

5 days and 4 nights in Bangkok was the perfect blend of skyline views, theme park thrills, riverside vibes, and wild animal encounters 🙌🌆

Must-See Places in Bangkok:
1. Baiyoke Sky Hotel Bangkok (222 Rajprarop Road, Rajthevi): Start with sky-high city views from the hotel’s observation deck and sky bar. Breakfast here is legit—panorama plus every cuisine you crave, and spacious rooms perfect for squad trips. Pro tip: elevator wait times can be a thing, plan extra minutes if you’re rushing!
2. King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (126 Pracha Uthit Rd): A cool spot to witness Bangkok’s student culture or catch a campus event. Open 8:30–16:30 Monday–Friday—arrive early for a chill walk or local coffee.
3. Siam Amazing Park (203 Suan Sayam Rd): If you’re into waterparks and massive rides, don’t skip this! Opens 10:00–18:00, tickets around 140 THB. Go early to beat queues, and wear comfy clothes—you’ll get splashy!
4. Asiatique The Riverfront (2194 Charoen Krung Road): Best after sunset for night market flair, live performances, and Insta-worthy ferris wheel shots. Open 11:00–00:00, huge on food and shopping. Cash is king, so bring some baht.
5. Safari World Bangkok (99 Panya Indra Rd): Animal lovers—this safari park is a must! Open 09:00–16:30 or 17:00 (closed Mondays), entry is 163 THB. Early mornings mean fewer crowds and more animal action.

Getting Around: Use Grab, local taxis, and BTS Skytrain for easy and affordable travel. MRT lines help you dodge Bangkok traffic.

Food Must-Try: Street food near Baiyoke Sky and Asiatique—get mango sticky rice, pad thai, and grilled skewers!

Bangkok Tips: Bring light clothes (super humid!), small change for tickets and stalls, and get a Thai SIM for instant navigation.

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Post by _TI***d8 | Nov 5, 2025