Bangkok in 2 Days: The Ideal Itinerary

Two days in Bangkok lets you pair the temples with the floating markets. This 2-day Bangkok itinerary covers the Grand Palace and city on day one and the markets on day two — with the top-rated tours to book.

At a glance

1Day 1: Grand Palace & temples
2Chinatown food tour
3Day 2: floating markets
4Muay Thai or river cruise

Day 1: temples and food

See the Grand Palace, Wat Pho and Wat Arun, then explore Chinatown on a night tuk-tuk food tour.

Day 2: floating markets

Take an early trip to the Damnoen Saduak floating market and the Maeklong Railway Market, returning for a river cruise.

Evening: Muay Thai

Catch a live Muay Thai night at Rajadamnern, or relax on a rooftop sky bar.

Book the experiences in this itinerary

Top-rated tours for exactly what this plan recommends in Bangkok — prices per person.

Bangkok

Bangkok : Private SUV Tour — Railway Market, Floating Market（バンコク：プライベートSUVツアー）

9 時間

料金$86/ 人

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Bangkok in 2 days — FAQ

Is 2 days enough for Bangkok?

Two days covers the temples and city on day one and the floating and railway markets on day two, with a food tour, river cruise or Muay Thai night in the evenings.

What should I not miss in 2 days in Bangkok?

The Grand Palace, Wat Pho and Wat Arun, a floating market trip, Chinatown street food and a Chao Phraya cruise.

Are the floating markets worth it?

Yes — the colourful Damnoen Saduak market and the unique Maeklong Railway Market are memorable, especially early before the crowds; a tour handles the early start and transport.