Day 1 Santouxiang Temple+Fresh Market+Building 72 in the Old Town+Mountain Road
As soon as the Three Elephant Temple enters the scenic spot, you can see a palace-like building from a distance. It is not so much an ordinary history museum as a whimsy hidden in the Eucharist. In the European style, colorful paintings boldly retain the pink elements. It was full of creativity at that time!
The three elephants here are the location of a Brahmin god in Thai folklore. Because there were many miracles during the construction period, the fragrance here is particularly strong.
Opening hours: 9: 00- 19: 00 from Sunday to Saturday.
PakNamFreshMarket Fresh Market This market mainly supplies the freshest seafood, which is often bought by local people. The seafood here is delicious and affordable, and many fishermen catch seafood directly here. Friends who like seafood must come and see!
Opening hours: 03:00-22:00
Muangboran(AncientCity), located in Pak Lanfu, 30 kilometers away from Bangkok, is a theme park with a concentration of domestic scenic spots and historical sites in Thailand and the largest open-air museum in the world.
Opening hours: 08:00- 17:00.
Relying on the mountain road is a gathering place for all kinds of cheap hotels, special snacks, bars and restaurants, tattoo shops and massage chickens. It is a gathering place for backpackers all over the world and is very popular with tourists. It is also a good choice to visit at night!
Opening hours: open all day.
Day2 Five Kings Temple+Eight Holes Flower Market+Tatian Market +icon Siam+ Wangquan Genting Dadu +Asiatique Binjiang Night Market.
King's Temple V is a royal temple built by Rama V of Tai Huang, which took more than 20 years. The whole temple reveals Rama V's learning and innovation of western architectural elements, which combines Thai and foreign cultures and can be called a fine work of art in Buddhist temples.
Pakong Flower Market Pakong Flower Market is the most lively and popular flower market in Bangkok. Almost all flower shops will come here to purchase, and there are flowers everywhere, full of bright and colorful flowers, which are very eye-catching.
There is a Floralcafe dessert shop in the market, which is well worth visiting. Its exquisite ornaments, European retro decoration and warm lighting really make people feel happy and have an appetite.
Business hours: 24 hours, 5:00- 12:00 is the busiest, and there are fewer vendors in the afternoon.
Tatian Market Bangkok's high-value restaurants are all gathered here, which is a must-see for food lovers, and there are countless exquisite shops. You can not only feast your eyes here, but also feast your eyes.
Among them, the most popular stores are MakemeMango, BlueWhlaes, SalaRatanakonsi and SuppanigaRivaArun. Take friends to find food!
ICONSIAM, the latest landmark shopping center in Bangkok, took five years to build and cost 54 billion baht. It is definitely a new landmark worth punching in. It is currently the largest commercial complex in Thailand, bringing together many international brands and international cuisines. There is also a water market in the mall to satisfy all the fantasies you bought in buy buy!
Opening hours: every morning 10:00-22:00.
MahaNakho, known as the "pixel building", is the tallest building in Thailand, integrating accommodation, entertainment and catering. This is also the best place to enjoy the sunset in Bangkok. Come on a romantic sunset date!
Opening hours: every day 10:00-24:00.
Are you a little hungry after enjoying the sunset at the night market on the coast of Asia? You can join in the fun at Asiatique Riverside, the largest night market in Bangkok. Here, you can enjoy dining, entertainment and shopping. There are banana flying cake, Thai pancake, mango dessert and other snacks. You can also watch the night view of Bangkok from a height on the huge Ferris wheel!
Opening hours: daily 17:00-24:00.
On the third day, Dannenshaduo Water Market+amphawa floating market+Meigong Railway+Chinatown Night Tour.
Tannenshado Water Market The most popular water market in Thailand, with a history of 100 years, is also the shooting place of major movies and TV series. In the water market, boats carrying vegetables, fruits, soup and snacks, clothes and hats shuttle through narrow waterways, and the people who support the boats wear hats in the shape of lampshades, showing the traditional local life scenes in Thailand.
Opening hours: generally open in the morning, from Monday to Sunday at 07:00- 14:00, and at peak time at 09: 00-1:00.
Compared with the familiar Tannenshado Water Market, amphawa floating market is a weekend resort that is more popular with Thai locals. Mainly selling food and tourist handicrafts, more doing local business, relatively few tourists, and it is more lively after 4 pm on Friday and Saturday to the afternoon 10. As the "hometown of fireflies" in Thailand, Ampawa at night is also beautiful.
Opening hours: Friday, Saturday and Sunday 12:00-20:00.
Maeklonrayway Market Maeklonrayway Market is located in SamutSongkhram, southwest Thailand, and it is also the smallest government in Thailand, about 70 kilometers away from Bangkok. This is a place with a street flavor. You can see the scenery of the train passing through the market. Every time the train rings, the vendors will quickly pack up the goods on the railway. After the train leaves, they will move out of the telephone booth. If you want to experience the daily life of local people, you can visit.
Opening hours: Monday to Sunday 06:30- 17:30.
Chinatown Bangkok Chinatown is located in the west of Bangkok, Thailand. It is one of the most prosperous business districts in the city. Its scale and prosperity rank first in Chinatown in Southeast Asia. Chinatown is one of the blocks in old Bangkok with a history of nearly 200 years. Although most of the houses here are old, the business is extremely prosperous, and the operators are almost all Chinese and overseas Chinese.
Opening hours: open all day.
Day4 Grand Palace+Liming Temple+Siam Business Circle+Chaduqia Weekend Market+Tugboat.
Grand Palace+Jade Buddha Temple is like climbing the Great Wall in the Forbidden City in China, and you must go to the Grand Palace and Jade Buddha Temple in Thailand! The grand palace is resplendent and magnificent, with its spire towering into the sky. Together with the Jade Buddha Temple, it is called the symbol of Bangkok.
The Jade Buddha Temple is located in the northeast corner of the Grand Palace. The appearance of the Buddhist temple reveals a very mysterious religious feeling, but as soon as you enter the temple, you will marvel at its grandeur!
Opening hours: 8:30- 15:30.
Li Ming Temple Li Ming Temple, also known as Wang Zheng Temple, is known as the "Eiffel Tower in Thailand". At dusk, boarding the Liming Temple and overlooking the whole city of Bangkok is another moving scenery different from that during the day.
Opening hours: 8:30- 17:30.
Siam Business Circle Siam Business Circle is one of the most popular business circles in Bangkok, and both of them are relatively large shopping centers. There are mainly three shopping malls in the Siam business circle we usually talk about, namely SiamParagon, SiamCenter and SiamDiscovery, all of which are under the SiamPiwat Group, and the shopping malls are connected with each other.
SiamDiscovery is a new online celebrity shopping center in Bangkok. It was built by the famous Japanese design studio Nendo. The whole shopping mall is bursting with design sense, and almost all the goods are very creative and design sense! Many designer brands gather here. If you like taking pictures, it is definitely a good place with high style.
Opening hours: 10: 00-22: 00.
Siam center
With a history of more than 30 years, Center is the first shopping center in Bangkok and Thailand. Many famous Thai designers choose this place as the address of their first store, so there are many local brands here, which are quite famous.
Opening hours: 10: 00-2 1: 00.
SiamParagon Siam Palace is the largest shopping center in Southeast Asia. The hall is noble and elegant, with vertical gardens and flowing waterfalls decorated like a city palace. The shopping center has 10 floor and 250 stores, including high-end brands such as Hermes, Chanel, Armani and Mulberry, as well as local brands in Thailand. There are also restaurants, IMAX cinemas, Spa health centers, bowling alleys, opera houses, art galleries, Madame Tussauds wax museum and so on.
It is worth mentioning that SeaWorld Siam on the second floor underground is the largest aquarium in Asia, with a capacity of 20,000 people. It costs 30 million dollars, covers an area of 6.5438+0 million square meters (equivalent to two football fields) and has a water capacity of over 4 million liters (equivalent to three Olympic swimming pools). This marine world is characterized by a 270-degree synthetic fiber submarine tunnel and a 60-degree fishing pond, as well as more than 30,000 kinds of ornamental marine life.
Opening hours: 10:00-22:00.
Zaduza weekend market Zaduza market, also known as JJMarket, is the largest weekend market in the world. There are more than 9,000 various shops in the whole market. Don't miss it if you plan to go shopping in Bangkok.
Opening hours: 9:00- 18:00 every Saturday and Sunday.
TukTuk car Although Bangkok has convenient transportation, including light rail, subway and water transportation, TukTuk car is an interesting way to experience the customs of Thailand. It's really a leisurely and happy thing to sit in the colorful and lovely TukTuk car, enjoy the interesting people and characteristic buildings along the way, and look for the most authentic food.
Tips: If you return from Don Mueang Airport, it is very convenient to take buses A 1 and A2 to the airport.
Ok, we'll keep this information. I believe you had a good time on May Day. Have a nice trip, Bian Xiao!